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GΞPΣNG retweeted
@Bootsy_Collins is one of the music artists featured in GTA V, and he launched $BOOSTY 2 years ago
but he later deleted the post, so u can also check the proof on @frontrunpro
now the community has taken over the coin, just letting u know, here's one of his songs:
open.spotify.com/track/42rFO…
idk why $BOOSTY is still sitting under 100k mcap lol
a lot of GTA-related narratives are already trading above 100k mcap, like $Dacity and $GTA
$BOOSTY is still flying under the radar rn, before more people find out
69FoXi16fz3tUf3LErVrFUakbQCrXG4WiXN5ksVjpump
GΞPΣNG retweeted
Here is 30 minutes of me playing with 3d #SHA256 map and survey tools. About 5 minutes in I use the Word Climber and then the Deep Space Beacon to survey new locations and mine them.
Watch Here
youtu.be/8vXdiDsRRnk
Try it yourself here
hashcyberaxe.com/game/design…
Watch me #HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's Contest
GΞPΣNG retweeted
Down, Down we go. Where we stop no one knows.
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's contest
#SHA256 Round 39 🔥94.0757
Can we get to 80's? Come join us and see.
GΞPΣNG retweeted
#HashbyHash Look at those numbers going down.
#SHA256 Round 39 was 116 last week now it's 94.
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's Contest
Never stop pushing and always deliver great results 👏
$CyberAxe @yukonresearch @zooko's contest
While you are can't work because Microsoft and Google are down.
We out here setting new world records in #SHA256
Round 39 ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥94.1805❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @zooko's Contest
Do you know where it stops? Come join the contest and help us see.
GΞPΣNG retweeted
Not sure how and why solana:6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump larping at 33k
Literally @kennethreitz42 launched who is the dev of python requests used by billions
50k plus stars, used billions of time
The largest GitHub on chain ever, larger than SOL, ETH AND BNB BTW
6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump
REPRICING
$CyberAxe again and again 💥
You can't stop us.
Back in the LEAD!!!
#SHA256 R39 🥰🥰🥰94.2249
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @zooko's
@VitalikButerin @Snowden where are you, come help us prove you're safe.
GΞPΣNG retweeted
The Number just keeps going down
#SHA256 Round 39❤️🔥 97.1897
#HASHSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's Contest
I believe there is no python dev who doesn't know what $request library is 👀
The Giant is still sleeping 🤯
$requests by @kennethreitz42
#16 @tableau
@tableau Python tooling is another place where Requests shows up.
The Tableau Server Client (TSC) library lets developers manage published workbooks, data sources and other Tableau resources through Python.
One practical example is refreshing a published data extract after new data becomes available.
After signing in and retrieving the relevant data source, a script can trigger the refresh with:
server.datasources.refresh(datasource)
TSC submits that command to Tableau’s REST API through a Requests session. Tableau runs the refresh job, while Requests handles the HTTP communication used to submit it.
You can trace this in the source code. The client defaults to requests.session as its session factory, and its endpoint layer sends POST requests through that session.
The package also lists requests>=2.32 as a required dependency.
For a reporting workflow, this means a Python script can request an extract refresh once the upstream data is ready. Requests provides the HTTP connection between that script and Tableau’s API.
Another concrete example for the solana:6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump series, this time in the tools used to automate business reporting.
The HTTP session implementation:
github.com/tableau/server-cl…
The required dependencies:
github.com/tableau/server-cl…
GΞPΣNG retweeted
#16 @tableau
@tableau Python tooling is another place where Requests shows up.
The Tableau Server Client (TSC) library lets developers manage published workbooks, data sources and other Tableau resources through Python.
One practical example is refreshing a published data extract after new data becomes available.
After signing in and retrieving the relevant data source, a script can trigger the refresh with:
server.datasources.refresh(datasource)
TSC submits that command to Tableau’s REST API through a Requests session. Tableau runs the refresh job, while Requests handles the HTTP communication used to submit it.
You can trace this in the source code. The client defaults to requests.session as its session factory, and its endpoint layer sends POST requests through that session.
The package also lists requests>=2.32 as a required dependency.
For a reporting workflow, this means a Python script can request an extract refresh once the upstream data is ready. Requests provides the HTTP connection between that script and Tableau’s API.
Another concrete example for the solana:6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump series, this time in the tools used to automate business reporting.
The HTTP session implementation:
github.com/tableau/server-cl…
The required dependencies:
github.com/tableau/server-cl…
#15 @ApacheAirflow
A scheduled data pipeline still needs a way to talk to external APIs.
In @ApacheAirflow HTTP provider, the Python Requests library handles that job for its synchronous HttpHook.
Airflow lets developers schedule and monitor workflows. Think of a daily job that fetches new orders from an API, processes the response and passes the results to another task.
With the API connection configured and the hook set to GET, fetching those orders could look like:
hook.run(endpoint="orders")
Inside the hook, Airflow imports Session from Requests, creates Session(), prepares the HTTP request and sends it through session.send(...).
The provider also explicitly lists requests>=2.32.0,<3 as a required dependency.
That gives us both pieces of evidence: the package declares Requests as a requirement, and the implementation uses it to execute HTTP calls.
Airflow coordinates the workflow. Requests handles the HTTP exchange in this synchronous hook.
I’m adding this to the solana:6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump series because it shows another practical role for the library: fetching the external data that an automated workflow needs before its next task can run.
The HTTP hook implementation:
github.com/apache/airflow/bl…
The required dependencies:
github.com/apache/airflow/bl…
$CyberAxe 💥
The participants at HashSmash continue to push the envelope.
A 39-round SHA-256 collision attack has recently been pushed under 100 bits.
Congrats to @cyberaxe for the breakthrough, and @FrostForger for the optimizations.
GΞPΣNG retweeted
Look at these numbers!!! mitchuski put up last night. Wow... Amazing movement!!!!
Big congrats #HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's contest.
#SHA256 Round 39
GΞPΣNG retweeted
Sorry but we had bigger plans for #SHA256
Round 39 - in the 97.2409 🔥🚒🧯🧑🚒
YES YOU READ THAT RIGHT!!!! 97's in Round 39
#HASHSMASH @yukonresearch @zooko's Contest is on fire!!
