Trike build project

I write the process I follow to mine Xelis Solo.
Xelis is made with Rust so it's necessary to install it:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs sh curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs sh 

Clone the project with Git:

git clone https://github.com/xelis-project/xelis-blockchain git clone https://github.com/xelis-project/xelis-blockchain 

Navigate to the directory:

cd xelis-blockchain cd xelis-blockchain 

Compile:

cargo build --release cargo build --release 

Ready, it worked for me on the first try. Navigate to the directory:

cd xelis-blockchain/target/release cd xelis-blockchain/target/release 

Execute. My beginner mistake was not knowing that all three services must be run simultaneously. In my case, using xterm in three tabs.
Tab 1:

./xelis_daemon --allow-fast-sync ./xelis_daemon --allow-fast-sync 

Tab 2:

./xelis_wallet ./xelis_wallet 

This service opens a persistent menu in the terminal from which we can execute commands and view the status of our wallet.

• Create: we will create our wallet, it will ask for a name and password.
• Open: it will allow us to manage our wallet.

Once we have our wallet open, we will execute the command:

display_address display_address 

Copy the address xel:

Tab 3:

./xelis_miner --miner-address xel:
 ./xelis_miner --miner-address xel:
 

GPU Option. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/t-allfathexelis-gpu-miner.git git clone https://github.com/t-allfathexelis-gpu-miner.git ./xelis-taxminer --host ip:port --wallet  --boost ./xelis-taxminer --host ip:port --wallet  --boost 

I've let the process run for 24, 48, and 72 hours and I haven't generated anything despite my CPU and GPU being at 100% the whole time.
Hive OS. Nvidia drivers installed with Nvidia Settings monitor

I've been away from the hobby for 25 yrs and I'm set to take my General end of month. I'm going to take him to Field Day and later we'll be spending the week together at our family lake house in northern Michigan where I plan to set up an hf radio outside to make contacts together in the evening. Is there a simple antenna project we can work on together that you'd recommend? Any other ideas for things to build his interest? I don't want to push this too hard but any general advice from dads out there?

Hey everyone,
I'm diving into website development and I'm on the lookout for resources that offer starter codes or templates that I can use to kickstart my projects. Specifically, I'm interested in finding channels, websites, or GitHub repositories where I can find codes to add various functionalities to my websites.
Whether it's HTML/CSS templates, JavaScript snippets, or complete projects with backend integration, I'm open to exploring all kinds of resources. My goal is to learn and experiment by building upon existing codes and eventually develop my own projects.
If you know of any resources that fit the bill or if you've come across helpful channels, websites, or GitHub repositories, please share them below. Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

If you struggle with online presentations and get nervous or anxious check out the project I'm working on. This survey is being used to evaluate the needs of working professionals, students and everyone living in our digital world. Attain is working on building a free online tool to help everyone improve their presentation skills by giving you the chance to practice live with your peers!
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Kind of a weird request! READ EVERYTHING PLS I am looking for PALESTINIAN, CONGO, NIGERIAN, UKRANIAN+ artists! Please do not apply unless you are from these countries unless youre willing to volunteer. I wont ask for proof because I consider that disrespectful BUT please this is a passion project of mine and I need to build a team of artists to guide me through this project so we can storm out an animatic I have in mind that will raise funds for these causes. With that out of the way, let me explain.
I am an artist doing an animatic about what is going on in the world right now and I wanna support artists from these countries in the process, I want to make this in the most sensitive way posible, there will be recompensation of course! I would like you to be passionate about this project nonetheless though this is very important to me. I am mostly looking for support artists cuz im quite picky with this cuz its a cause close to my heart too. I dont mind questions or anything like that! Password is Peace
Budget: $100ish dollars(? I am gonna be working on commissions specifically to fund this so well see!
also please let me know if youre from another country i didnt list and or you are from the ones i listed!!! and also send examples when u message me pls

Hello guys,
A brief background on myself - I'm a software engineer with more than 5 years of experience and have my hands in all engineering domains ranging from web to mobile to AI/ML integrations as well as devOps.
I have been taking customer calls as well, and my record has been pretty good me being technical and having a good hands on experience, closing majority of the customers i talk with.
Now, the company i work with (been here for almost 3 years) is an IT services provider and is relatively a startup [3.5 years in] with a head count of almost 120 people.
My manage founde mentor, who i have a pretty healthy relationship with, offered me a place in sales, and this is what his offer looks like -
I get 3% commission on all the sales i close, and i also have to manage resource allocation - providing the customer with required resources, jumping in on terms of technical fulfillments if the engineers get stuck since im senior and already a project manager and a lead, and lastly filling up our engineering bench and then scaling in terms of customers and engineers.
There is also a vesting period of 4 years where i get 2.5% ownership of the company - making me a have a seat on the table of the owners - partnership.
I feel like these are my prime years - me being 26 years old - and if i put this much heart and soul into my own work and build up a company while getting on what part of the pie the executives have offered.
Any advice, suggestion would be super helpful.
Cheers!

Hey guys, I want to move into Swift UI but I'm not familiar with Swift. Should I just start building projects or should I learn Swift syntax? I'm familiar with OOP in Java and done a bit of web dev. Thanks in advance!

If I do a fresh cargo new some_project. Edit main to add this line:

let a: tuple = (1, 1); 

Cargo build will fail with the message tuple not available in scope. Why?
I'm on Gentoo Linux using the Gentoo Rust package. Rust v 1.77.1. Are there any other Gentoo users on here using the included package without issue?

Hey y’all I’m a student at sdsu and I really wanna build a mini rocket/plane/something of the sorts but idk how. I joined sdsu rocket project club last year but it wasn’t my thang cuz they kinda just throw a task at you rather than teach it. Does anyone wanna help me put somethin together? I’m down for anything. Would be much appreciated. 💃💃💃

Hey everyone!
I'm an artist passionate about creating heartfelt and visually captivating stories through comics, and I'm currently on the lookout for a talented writer to collaborate with on a new romance comic project, "Love Cookie”.
**About Me:**
I've been drawing and illustrating for as long as I can remember, and comics have always been my ultimate passion. From superheroes to slice-of-life dramas, I love exploring various genres and storytelling techniques through art.
**Project Overview:**
The project aims to blend elements of romance, fantasy, and introspection to create a compelling narrative that resonates with audiences. It utilizes rich character development, engaging dialogue, and evocative storytelling to immerse viewers in Asami's journey of love and self-discovery. Additionally, the project explores the balance between fate and personal agency, inviting audiences to ponder the nature of love and the choices that shape our lives.
**What I'm Looking For:**
I'm seeking a writer who shares my enthusiasm for storytelling and has a knack for crafting engaging characters and dialogue. Whether you're an experienced writer or just starting out, as long as you're passionate about romance and comics, I'd love to hear from you!
**Collaboration Details:**
This will be a collaborative effort from start to finish. We'll work closely together to develop the plot, characters, and overall direction of the comic. I'm open to bouncing ideas off each other, brainstorming, and refining the story until we're both satisfied with the end result.
**What You'll Gain:**
While this project is currently unpaid, it offers a fantastic opportunity for both of us to showcase our talents and creativity. We'll be able to build a portfolio piece that demonstrates our skills to potential clients or publishers. Plus, there's nothing quite like the satisfaction of seeing our work come to life in the form of a beautifully crafted comic.
**Interested?**
If you're interested in joining me on this exciting journey or have any questions about the project, feel free to shoot me a message or leave a comment below. Please include any relevant writing samples or portfolio links so I can get a sense of your style and storytelling ability.
Let's create something truly special together!
Looking forward to hearing from you all!

I'm 31 years old, live in NJ. 5'9", 165 lbs (fit/athletic build) 3rd generation Chinese American (my family immigrated here in the 1900s). My family identifies as American as we tend to eat more pasta than rice and my generation has not learned the language. College educated with a Bachelor's in Biomedical Science (switched from an Engineering major...turns out I don't like theoretical math); currently working in the pharmaceutical industry and pretty much love the industry as there isn't any work drama and it's relatively straightforward yet challenging.
I've tried a few long distance relationships and they're quite difficult to manage...they were great when we able to meet in person and I didn't mind putting in the extra work. I'd be willing to try one if the distance is reasonable and the there is a definite spark between us. I am pretty sure I fit the definition of a demisexual, so I'll be strictly trying to form a connection first. I REALLY need the emotional connection before there is a sexual attraction, mentally I can't do hook ups (they're just really hard for me to handle and I have turned people down).
Personality wise I've been told that I tend to bring people together and keep things fun. I have a few different groups of friends and communities I am often with...and they can vary from the youngsters (21 to 30) to the old guys (60+) to the group that's around my age. I would say I'm pretty good at conversing and I try to stay on top of most current events. Mentally I'm an old man and feel more comfortable in that setting, so much that I literally hang out with 60+ years olds at the gym after a workout in the hot tub. I call them the hot tub gang and it's always a set of regulars where we might talk about the same thing every single day until someone newer to the group says that we talked about it yesterday.
I would say fitness is a major player in my life. I started out hating swimming as a kid, but here I am almost 27 years later...I made it through the lessons at the YMCA, joined a club team, swam in high school, swam in college and now I'm a swim coach and instructor as a hobby/side job in my free time. There's something about being a part of coaching people and watching them grow up and succeed that makes me smile.
My free time in the cold months usually consists of planning DIY projects or working on them. I tend to work on all the cars in the family and am the one that fixes them up or finds replacements for them. Or planning my next road trip to somewhere nicer. Whereas in the warm months I love going down to the beach to go for a swim and have a nice relaxing breakfast outdoors. I do have a few kayaks that I'll bring out to go with friends or if I feel it's safe a nice solo paddle to clear my mind. When I think about it, too many of my hobbies involve water. But I do enjoy things on dry land I promise!
I'm really looking for someone I can grow together with, a long term or forever relationship. I want a relationship where both of us put 100% in all the time and if we don't, we can talk to each other about our concerns and work it out. Honestly what I've realized is that maybe I am altruistic...I miss making someone feel happy and loved, miss the good morning texts, the waiting around all day just to see their texts, I miss spoiling someone and the feeling of that feeling of seeing that look that you get when someone truly loves you. I would love to slowly get to know you by having some conversations where the time just flies, then to a point where we talk nonstop, maybe some in person dates and then maybe eventually settle down together and enjoy life together.
Important stuff: Although I enjoy interacting with kids and it's a major part of my life...I don't want any of my own so...sorry if this is a dealbreaker for anyone. I don't drink (except for maybe wine at special occasions....I get really bad Asian Flush so I'll turn bright red if I smell alcohol essentially lol), not into smoking/drugs (Bad asthma and I'm just not into any of that stuff). I don't judge anyone that's into drinking or recreational drugs, it's just not for me personally. Religion wise, I'm Agnostic. Politically I lean relatively to the left.
I'm really searching for that genuine connection; voice calls are definitely a plus and would love to get to know you. It's alright if we end up just as friends that talk here and there.
If it sounds like you could be the one send me a chat or DM and tell me a bit about yourself. My name is Kevin and I'd love to know about you.

I'm 31 years old, live in NJ. 5'9", 165 lbs (fit/athletic build) 3rd generation Chinese American (my family immigrated here in the 1900s). My family identifies as American as we tend to eat more pasta than rice and my generation has not learned the language. College educated with a Bachelor's in Biomedical Science (switched from an Engineering major...turns out I don't like theoretical math); currently working in the pharmaceutical industry and pretty much love the industry as there isn't any work drama and it's relatively straightforward yet challenging.
I've tried a few long distance relationships and they're quite difficult to manage...they were great when we able to meet in person and I didn't mind putting in the extra work. I'd be willing to try one if the distance is reasonable and the there is a definite spark between us. I am pretty sure I fit the definition of a demisexual, so I'll be strictly trying to form a connection first. I REALLY need the emotional connection before there is a sexual attraction, mentally I can't do hook ups (they're just really hard for me to handle and I have turned people down).
Personality wise I've been told that I tend to bring people together and keep things fun. I have a few different groups of friends and communities I am often with...and they can vary from the youngsters (21 to 30) to the old guys (60+) to the group that's around my age. I would say I'm pretty good at conversing and I try to stay on top of most current events. Mentally I'm an old man and feel more comfortable in that setting, so much that I literally hang out with 60+ years olds at the gym after a workout in the hot tub. I call them the hot tub gang and it's always a set of regulars where we might talk about the same thing every single day until someone newer to the group says that we talked about it yesterday.
I would say fitness is a major player in my life. I started out hating swimming as a kid, but here I am almost 27 years later...I made it through the lessons at the YMCA, joined a club team, swam in high school, swam in college and now I'm a swim coach and instructor as a hobby/side job in my free time. There's something about being a part of coaching people and watching them grow up and succeed that makes me smile.
My free time in the cold months usually consists of planning DIY projects or working on them. I tend to work on all the cars in the family and am the one that fixes them up or finds replacements for them. Or planning my next road trip to somewhere nicer. Whereas in the warm months I love going down to the beach to go for a swim and have a nice relaxing breakfast outdoors. I do have a few kayaks that I'll bring out to go with friends or if I feel it's safe a nice solo paddle to clear my mind. When I think about it, too many of my hobbies involve water. But I do enjoy things on dry land I promise!
I'm really looking for someone I can grow together with, a long term or forever relationship. I want a relationship where both of us put 100% in all the time and if we don't, we can talk to each other about our concerns and work it out. Honestly what I've realized is that maybe I am altruistic...I miss making someone feel happy and loved, miss the good morning texts, the waiting around all day just to see their texts, I miss spoiling someone and the feeling of that feeling of seeing that look that you get when someone truly loves you. I would love to slowly get to know you by having some conversations where the time just flies, then to a point where we talk nonstop, maybe some in person dates and then maybe eventually settle down together and enjoy life together.
Important stuff: Although I enjoy interacting with kids and it's a major part of my life...I don't want any of my own so...sorry if this is a dealbreaker for anyone. I don't drink (except for maybe wine at special occasions....I get really bad Asian Flush so I'll turn bright red if I smell alcohol essentially lol), not into smoking/drugs (Bad asthma and I'm just not into any of that stuff). I don't judge anyone that's into drinking or recreational drugs, it's just not for me personally. Religion wise, I'm Agnostic. Politically I lean relatively to the left.
I'm really searching for that genuine connection; voice calls are definitely a plus and would love to get to know you. It's alright if we end up just as friends that talk here and there.
If it sounds like you could be the one send me a chat or DM and tell me a bit about yourself. My name is Kevin and I'd love to know about you.

I'm 31 years old, live in NJ. 5'9", 165 lbs (fit/athletic build) 3rd generation Chinese American (my family immigrated here in the 1900s). My family identifies as American as we tend to eat more pasta than rice and my generation has not learned the language. College educated with a Bachelor's in Biomedical Science (switched from an Engineering major...turns out I don't like theoretical math); currently working in the pharmaceutical industry and pretty much love the industry as there isn't any work drama and it's relatively straightforward yet challenging.
I've tried a few long distance relationships and they're quite difficult to manage...they were great when we able to meet in person and I didn't mind putting in the extra work. I'd be willing to try one if the distance is reasonable and the there is a definite spark between us. I am pretty sure I fit the definition of a demisexual, so I'll be strictly trying to form a connection first. I REALLY need the emotional connection before there is a sexual attraction, mentally I can't do hook ups (they're just really hard for me to handle and I have turned people down).
Personality wise I've been told that I tend to bring people together and keep things fun. I have a few different groups of friends and communities I am often with...and they can vary from the youngsters (21 to 30) to the old guys (60+) to the group that's around my age. I would say I'm pretty good at conversing and I try to stay on top of most current events. Mentally I'm an old man and feel more comfortable in that setting, so much that I literally hang out with 60+ years olds at the gym after a workout in the hot tub. I call them the hot tub gang and it's always a set of regulars where we might talk about the same thing every single day until someone newer to the group says that we talked about it yesterday.
I would say fitness is a major player in my life. I started out hating swimming as a kid, but here I am almost 27 years later...I made it through the lessons at the YMCA, joined a club team, swam in high school, swam in college and now I'm a swim coach and instructor as a hobby/side job in my free time. There's something about being a part of coaching people and watching them grow up and succeed that makes me smile.
My free time in the cold months usually consists of planning DIY projects or working on them. I tend to work on all the cars in the family and am the one that fixes them up or finds replacements for them. Or planning my next road trip to somewhere nicer. Whereas in the warm months I love going down to the beach to go for a swim and have a nice relaxing breakfast outdoors. I do have a few kayaks that I'll bring out to go with friends or if I feel it's safe a nice solo paddle to clear my mind. When I think about it, too many of my hobbies involve water. But I do enjoy things on dry land I promise!
I'm really looking for someone I can grow together with, a long term or forever relationship. I want a relationship where both of us put 100% in all the time and if we don't, we can talk to each other about our concerns and work it out. Honestly what I've realized is that maybe I am altruistic...I miss making someone feel happy and loved, miss the good morning texts, the waiting around all day just to see their texts, I miss spoiling someone and the feeling of that feeling of seeing that look that you get when someone truly loves you. I would love to slowly get to know you by having some conversations where the time just flies, then to a point where we talk nonstop, maybe some in person dates and then maybe eventually settle down together and enjoy life together.
Important stuff: Although I enjoy interacting with kids and it's a major part of my life...I don't want any of my own so...sorry if this is a dealbreaker for anyone. I don't drink (except for maybe wine at special occasions....I get really bad Asian Flush so I'll turn bright red if I smell alcohol essentially lol), not into smoking/drugs (Bad asthma and I'm just not into any of that stuff). I don't judge anyone that's into drinking or recreational drugs, it's just not for me personally. Religion wise, I'm Agnostic. Politically I lean relatively to the left.
I'm really searching for that genuine connection; voice calls are definitely a plus and would love to get to know you. It's alright if we end up just as friends that talk here and there.
If it sounds like you could be the one send me a chat or DM and tell me a bit about yourself. My name is Kevin and I'd love to know about you.

I wanted to ask folks in virtualization community on what you would build if you can choose whatever you want to work full time on for multiple years, especially virtualization related projects. I asked the similar thing in Compilers but wanted to hear from different kinds of people. Thank you!

New Article in the .NET 8 Series!
In a CQRS architecture, the write operations (commands) and read operations (queries) are handled separately, using different models optimized for each operation. This separation can lead to simpler and more scalable architectures, especially in complex systems where the read and write patterns differ significantly.
This is the starting point for building Clean Architecture Applications.
It helps you to, ✅ Build Decoupled & Scalable Systems. ✅ Well Organized Project Structure. ✅ Streamline Data Transfer Objects.
I have included some nice diagrams to explain the pattern. In this article, we will explore this pattern, and use the MediatR package in ASP.NET Core to implement the CQRS Pattern and build a simple yet clean CRUD application in .NET! There is also a small section about Notifications in MediatR that helps you build decoupled event driven systems.
Read the article: https://codewithmukesh.com/blog/cqrs-and-mediatr-in-aspnet-core/?utm_source=reddit

I'm working on an app for HD2, but my only coding experience was in highschool about 12 years ago. If there is anyone in the community who would be interested in helping me get on the right track, or taking over the project, I'd love some help!
The app I want to put together is a build organizer, just simple menu navigation and status changes. It shouldn't be too hard to make, and I think something clean and organized would really help the community share builds and ideas with eachother while we don't have any official support for it. Ideally I'd like to have some network features within the app itself, but even if it's just saved slots that can be screenshotted/shared, I'm happy

Hi everyone, I'm Austin, and I'm building a team at AI with Austin to create educational and inspiring content about artificial intelligence. We're looking for a part-time, remote VideoScribe animator to bring our ideas to life.
No experience with VideoScribe? No problem! We'll provide all the training you need to get up to speed. If you have a passion for animation, a good eye for design, and strong communication skills, we'd love to hear from you.
What we offer:

• Flexible 10-hour workweek
• $17/hour starting rate
• Creative freedom to explore your ideas
• The chance to learn a valuable new skill and contribute to meaningful projects

Generally speaking, for the interests of the broader community, what are some elevated viewpoints around Civic and New Acton that people could access for artistic purposes? I’m thinking of access that doesn’t involve having to fork out for a night in an Air BnB.
For example, if someone was working on a non-commercial photographic project that required an elevated viewpoint of a busy intersection – what would be some of the ways that they might connect with a resident of an apartment building that would be willing to let the person access their balcony with a camera and tripod for 15-20 minutes one evening?
Would an offer of thanks in the form of beer, wine or chocolate be appropriate?
Thanks for any advice/recommendations that are general in nature and not only of specific application to me.

I often get burned out when doing projects whether it’s about hobbies or studying. I think it’s partly due to my weak mentality, but it could also be due to ADHD. When I’m working on something, I’ll get frustrated and if there’s a deadline, I’ll leave it until the last minute. It got really bad when I was trying to build my social media and left it untouched for over 3 years even though I tried going back every time. And because of future work factors, I find that if I can’t social in real life, I must at least be able to do it online. (Sorry if my English is not good)

I'm looking at the ARRL Handbook and also Radio Handbook by Orr as starting off points. One of them is about half the price of the other assuming I can't find used copies at a book store.
Did some quick google searching and finding a lot of quick overview kinda stuff but not really what I'm looking for. I build a powered AM radio last year with a lot of notes from the internet, winding coils, testing amplifier circuits with different resistors and transistors, etc. Ended up with a nice little breadboard radio with almost zero selectivity (it was selective for a while but somehow I nuked that at some point and it was I think just picking up the loudest AM station available).
Anyway, that's done, now I'm thinking about a superhet with proper filtering and really trying to scratch down a little deeper beneath the surface, maybe commit some of these formulas to memory, and learn some more about the components and how they work.
Ferrite cores for example, do both of these books have a list of values for different types of core material and such? I can always measure the inductance with an LCR meter after I wind a coil on it but I know some materials are better for different frequency ranges and it'd be nice to have a handy paper reference.
A good book in my opinion would also have some datasheets for popular transistors and op-amps and other components so I don't have to look them up one at a time while I'm browsing electronics kits to buy to build out my kit a little further.
Also something really nice would be a series of projects that perhaps starts with all the theory of AM circuits and example builds, then FM same thing, and then HF and Superhet design stuff. Tells you how to pick capacitors and maybe a better understanding of how much power different types can handle, etc.
Essentially, the basic equations, some example schematics that can be followed to build some lite radios and auxilliary equipment like antenna tuners and amplifiers, datasheets and specs for components good for HF versus Microwaves or ELF. I have some interest in radio-astronomy as well and seismic sounds like it could be fun to play around with listening to the bowels of the earth though that's probably outside the scope of a general radio book.
Not buying this second, just wondering if either of the books I mentioned is kind of set up this way or if there would be a better place for me to look for a good book that covers things this way. I'm a paper person and to me paper is more persistent than digging up files on the computer and needing to be next to it while I'm soldering or digging parts out of my kit. So real books are my preference here for sure.
Or I suppose if nothing else I can just start printing datasheets and tossing them in my station log binder.