“Bhaiya, koi jaan-pehchaan mein cook dhoondh raha ho toh bataiyega.”
Heard this enough times to finally put it on a map :)
Find neighbour-recommended cooks around Bengaluru- without asking 10 WhatsApp groups.
Know a great cook? Add them:
https://t.co/RahCtRKf5e
i put a record player in the background of my terminal.
it picks up the cover art of whatever i’m listening to in realtime on apple music and renders a desk with a spinning record behind live terminal text.
no video. no wallpaper. no electron.
just python + kitty.
got hit by a @github account suspension out of the blue today.
no warning, no reason, no email or alert of any kind.
did no sus activity, had 2fa turned on.
all my life's work, gone in an instant.
can anyone in my network help me get it back?
my support ticket ID is 4650738.
🚨My roommate(more like a brother) is looking to move out soon 🚨
Looking for someone to take up his place in our 2BHK apartment in HSR Layout 🏡
Your share -
Rent - 25K (incl Maintenance)
Cook - 3K
No brokerage.
More details below :)
fun lil experiment i built for the @mpp@tempo hackathon: AI agents that pay per-second to watch live video feeds
how it works:
- publisher streams camera through a mediasoup sfu
- agent opens an mpp payment channel on tempo ($5 escrow)
- sfu charges $0.003/s via off-chain vouchers while streaming rtp packets
- when done, channel settles on-chain - only actual usage deducted, rest refunded
the core insight: you can't do a 402 handshake per video frame. continuous media needs payment verification that keeps pace with the stream itself. mpp sessions solve this - offchain voucher signatures while video flows uninterrupted over dtls-srtp. one tx to open, one to close, pure cpu for everything in between.
use case: paid surveillance feeds, drone footage, live sports - any stream where an ai agent needs to pay exactly for what it watches and runs inference on, not a flat subscription
built in typescript with mediasoup, hono, mppx, on tempo testnet
https://t.co/atOjpbfCgm
787 drivers have started a Formula 1 race.
Only 14.61% of them have won a race.
Only 4.44% of them have become a World Champion.
Today, Driver #4 joins the 4.44% club.