cpplinuxdude

Hi all,

Welp, shit, another project. It can receive, store, and send Bitcoin. Uses Naturally Language processing.

• send 100 usd to bill
• send 100 inr to vishnu from test
• can you show my transactions for main
• what's the price of bitcoin please honey
• am i stacking sats

It's pretty good and flexible and understanding what you want. In the longrun, i'm hoping this will enable users to create complex queries, e.g for rule based trading, automatic payments etc.

As for me, software engineer of over 15 years, i've developed NLP-based systems before, in media broadcasting (controlling TVs using voice).

I love the text medium, and i love using it to control technology, and i believe it

Hi,

I'd like to create a wallet, or service, with natural language ability. Basically a chat bot, very similar to https://www.meetcleo.com/, but for Bitcoin.

It would help users with signing up with an exchange, explain KYC, help them buy their first Bitcoin etc.

It would also build a contact list of addresses. Help store Bitcoin securely, or help setup API keys to exchanges.

Then the user could say things like:

• "Send 5 USD to Bob in Bitcoin'
• "When bitcoin reaches 10k, convert one Bitcoin to USDT"
• "How many transactions have i made in the last week?"
• "What is the total value of my portfolio"
• "Send 1 million sats to my lightning wallet"

etc.

Would this be of interest to anyon

Hi,

I do lots of remote paired programming as a part of my job. Looking for someone with whom i can do some paired programming with, daily, so we can work out way through "Elements of Programming Interviews in Python".

We'd simply work through questions for an hour or two per day.

Thanks!

Cpp

Hi,

I do lots of remote paired programming as a part of my job. Looking for someone with whom i can do some paired programming with, daily, so we can work out way through "Elements of Programming Interviews in Python".

We'd simply work through questions for an hour or two per day.

Thanks!

Cpp

Hi,

As my username implies i've got a background in c-based languages, however at this point i consider myself more to be a polyglot developer, frankly just a developer.

I'm wondering however if there exists a cognitive bias in the hiring process / coding interview. e.g

Candidate picked python Eh, he solved the question, but Python is so high level, memory is managed, bad a threading. He probably doesn't have a good understanding of these concepts.

Candidate picked C++

Nice.

Candidate picked C

Wow.

Candidate picked GoLang

Oh nice. Our GoLang requirements aren't actually that massive though.

Candidate pick

Hi,

I've developed a web-based IDE, and created a playlist for all leetcode.com easy list questions. Anyone up for testing it out?

Youtube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dyOy9mLKoY&list=PLWNmt5gGbNGMYXfu8jQ4UDCyD8AiqlqLG

I'll PM you the link.

Thanks,

cpp.

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