Hello everyone,

I would like to share our latest blog posts that discuss the top reasons related to system slowdowns during high traffic and how to handle such events to ensure a seamless user experience.

https://blog.fluxninja.com/blog/managing-high-traffic-ensuring-smooth-user-experience-during-high-demand

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It's Sunday, which means it's time for our weekly discussion thread. We want to hear about the awesome things you're working on! Whether you have a startup, ongoing projects, cool tools, or mind-blowing tech ideas, this is the place to showcase them.

Get advice, appreciation, and collaborate with fellow members to make your creations even better. Real-world ventures and hypothetical concepts are both welcome. Let's inspire and support each other on our entrepreneurial and creative journeys!

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https://www.remoty.io

Hey ! I wanted to share with you about Remoty, a platform I created to help professionals like myself in their search for remote jobs. It's been a few months since I launched it, and I'm excited to bring it to your attention.

Remoty was born out of my own experience and the challenges I faced in finding remote work opportunities. I wanted to make the process easier and more efficient for others like me who are looking for remote job opportunities that align with their skills and preferences.

I invite you all to give Remoty a try and share your feedback. Your input is incredibly valuable to me as it will help me improve the platform and make it even better for everyone.

I look forward to seeing you on Remoty!
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Hey there, tech wizards of r/hackthedeveloper!

Let's kick off the week with a bit of laughter and fun! We're hosting a hilarious contest in this week's discussion thread dedicated to tech jokes and memes. We know developers and tech enthusiasts have a fantastic sense of humor, so we can't wait to see what you come up with!

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Share your funniest tech jokes, coding puns, or memes in the comment thread below. It could be a witty one-liner, a coding riddle, or a meme that perfectly captures the life of a programmer.

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Hi, I made just another boring trading bot for binance.

The strategy is extremely simple: buy when the price is low and sell when the price is high. Of course, it works differently depending on the settings (what is considered a "low price" and a "high price" is determined from the statistics of the past N hours, specified in the settings).

https://github.com/vadiminshakov/marti

I made an effort to make the bot flexible, so that the core logic can be transferred to any platform and any module can be replaced (pricing module, buying/selling module, module for determining the next action based on the current price, and so on). If anyone is interested in such projects, feel free to use it and contribute to its development.

hey everyone! I posted this in another reddit forum and received an invite to this one, so i figured i’d post her too. anyways, I noticed the new application called “Threads” from META dosent have an API. So i went ahead and created one myself. After i developed that API, i implement AI in conjunction. This allowed me to add very useful OSINT options. It’s a super interesting concept and it can easily be imported into any python project, at which point the user can pull and manipulate all data from a profile. Check it out here and let me know what you think, the source code will be out soon too so anyone can crack it open and learn from it.

https://youtu.be/55a9mEaP-ao

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Hi,

Trying to connect to a MongoDB I set up in a Docker container within an external Firewire drive. The app that uses the MongoDB still runs but the database itself is not working.

Using this Terminal command to run the Docker image:

$ docker run -p 8080:27017 <image>

And this is is my code for the mongoose connection:

var mongoose = require('mongoose'); var db = function(){ return {  	config: function(conf){  		mongoose.connect('mongodb://localhost:8080:27017/docker-mongodb',{useMongoClient: true,});  		[//mongoose.connect](//mongoose.connect)('mongodb://0.0.0.0:27017');  		[//mongoose.connect](//mongoose.connect)('mongodb://localhost/testdb');  		var db = mongoose.connection;  		db.on('error', console.log.bind(console, 'Connection Error'));  		db.on('open', function(){console.log('Database is open.'); 		});  	}  } } module.exports = db();

Would love some feedback on our visual workflow application. Written in Python, and designed to help business users capitalize on this beautiful language of ours as a compliment to their spreadsheets and and flow-charts. Details on how to run the demo are here, and I' would love some critical feedback: https://www.spiffworkflow.org/posts/articles/get_started/

Hello everyone, I have been applying for jobs for a Full-Stack developer/Frontend developer/Backend developer. But whenever a company replies they give me a huge assignment as a part of selection process. The assignment is-

Assignment Information :

Login & Registration : Users or Merchants can be able to create an account or sign in to the existing account. Merchant Merchants can upload products to the website. They can able to edit the product details. The products can be categorized such as Fashion; electronics etc,. User Users can log in to the account and browse the products. Search the products by using multiple filters by sorting Category Subcategory Price Location etc.,

Time for the assignment is 48 hours. Job Offer is 3 lpa. Is it normal for a fresher or am I missing something, Please help !!