Author: Germfil

This video is perfect start for creating your own NFTs
https://youtu.be/fzH7Gjadmj0

The basic idea is that you create multiple layers (Body, Shirt, hat, eyes, nose, mouth, etc..) Then this application helps you layer them with random traits each time.

Here are a few examples I have made using it:

Test1- super fast drawings just to learn the idea behind it. So in this example I had like 4 different bodies, 4 different eyes, 4 different clothes, etc.. Full break Down is below

Here is how that one above breaks down:

Test2 – Slightly more complicated drawings to test placement and limitations

Test3- More inline with Final version that will release (eventually..) this one has like 8 layers and 30+ styles for each one:

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I found an awesome AI art generator. There is a Google Colab notebook that has all the necessary scripts and provides the CPU/GPU to do it. There is 5 min a youtube video in the link that goes over how to use it. Take a look:

https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1lx9AGsrh7MlyJhK9UrNTK8pYpARnx457?usp=sharing

Here are a handful of examples that used the seed Phrase -“Fart Coin Crypto Whale, Oil painting”

The above images were about 300 iterations. I have noticed the loss stops decreasing eventually, around 0.56ish.

“A dragon sleeps under the Mushroom forest surrounded by nymphs and fairies, Unreal engine by Greg Gutkowski”

You can see it build every frame if you export a video.

This one is the same phrase as above with a different artist and style:

A dragon sleeps under the Mushroom forest surrounded by nymphs and fairies, oil on canvas by Boris Vallejo
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Pre-reqs – Make sure you did this part first – How to buy Fart coin

1- You must have equal WORTH of BNB and Fart
example: if 1 BNB is worth $400, and 1 Fart is worth $0.40
You would need 1 BNB and 1000 Fart

2- go to https://pancakeswap.finance

3- Connect your wallet
4 – select Trade>Liquidity

5- select ‘Add Liquidity’

6- Select BNB from first drop down and Fart from second drop down

7- Enter the amount of BNB you would like to add to the liquidity pool. The bottom box will automatically populate with the equal Worth of Fart.
You will be adding both BNB and Fart to the pool

8-Hit the enable button, this will prompt you to confirm in your wallet

9-Confirm your wallet (might be a slight delay after this, just be patient for like 10 seconds)

10- Hit supply ( might be a slight delay after this as well)

11- A confirmation box will appear with a summary of your investment. Look it over and hit confirm. This will prompt you for a wallet confirmation

12- Confirm in your wallet

13- Add your Cake-LP tokens to your Metamask

14 – After your transaction is confirmed you can see how much you have put into fart liquidity.

The Remove button will let you take out your initial investment, plus any returns. Beware that you could actually lose money doing this too.

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1- Get Metamask

2- Get Some BNB

3- go to https://pancakeswap.finance/

4-Connect your wallet

5- go to Trade>Exchange

6- Change Cake to something else:

7- Select Manage Tokens

8- Put in the Fart token address and import

Address: 0xdfaa1f2ba4550a3f099ca26ac73e4e4f27cf5ca3

9- Confirm it is the Correct address and import.
https://bscscan.com/token/0xdfaa1f2ba4550a3f099ca26ac73e4e4f27cf5ca3
https://poocoin.app/tokens/0xdfaa1f2ba4550a3f099ca26ac73e4e4f27cf5ca3
https://tokensniffer.com/token/0xdfaa1f2ba4550a3f099ca26ac73e4e4f27cf5ca3

10- make the swap

11- confirm the swap

12- add Fart to metamask so you can see it

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TLDR  :)= You can find full project on github – https://github.com/jaronphillips/MotivationalTexter

This has been a fun project. It could easily be turned into some kind of fun prank.   What started out as a joke from my sister-in-law has turned into something quite fun for me.  My wife and her sister asked me to help with some fitness goals.  Normally I would pay no attention to such a request, but this one gave me a fun idea. I wanted to randomly text them throughout the day to remind them to focus on fitness. I also wanted to automate it. I figured it would be a good python project.

First I needed to figure out if this was  possible.   I googled something like  “python text message.”  There is plenty of stuff that popped up, but most of it was for Twilio, and you had to purchase a phone number. Well, I was not that invested in this project. I did not want to pay for a new phone number…  especially when google offers free ones with google voice.   I googled something like “python google voice sms” and found this wonderful blog by Motion Design https://motiondesigntechnology.wordpress.com/2014/01/24/mass-texting-sms-messaging-via-google-voice-and-python/

Now we are off to the races! The googlevoice function made this pretty easy. You can send a text from python with just a few lines of code:

from googlevoice import Voice
gv=Voice()
gv.login()
gv.send_sms("7204369797","Hey there tubby")

Now we read from a list of phone numbers and we can send everyone on that list a text:

ListOfNumbers="PhoneNumbers.txt"
PhoneList=open(ListOfNumbers, "r")
PhoneNumbers=PhoneList.read().splitlines()
for PhoneNumber in PhoneNumbers:
     gv.send_sms("7204369797","Hey there tubby")

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Notepad is one of the most versatile applications you could use. You can open almost everything in it. You can write scripts in it, you can make web pages in it. You can do almost anything with notepad.  Make sure you know the quickest way to access it… if you hold the Windows Key + R, the run box will pop up. you can just type notepad into here and it will open for you.

Maybe everyone knows this already… I didn’t know it until I saw an engineer do it like 10 years ago, but I use it like 50 times a day now. It is a great place to take notes quickly.

 

 

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I just made a Secret Santa Picker with Python! Isn’t that a fun thing to say…
I am still trying to become a more useful human, I keep hearing everywhere that people need to know how to code. I am attempting to learn Python by doing useful things. I cannot learn by just reading a book and absorbing information, I have to have a goal to accomplish. I need a project to pursue.
Today one of my family members mentioned our annual Secret Santa game. We usually pick out of a hat, but now we are spread out all over the country so picking out of a hat is not going to be easy. I figured this would be a good challenge to put my python skills to the test. My new project was to make a Secret Santa picker. I knew I was going to use Python’s random library.  After playing with random.shuffle, I tried random.sample. This seemed to work much better for what I wanted to do.

If you don’t wanna read this whole thing you can just jump straight to the code and start using it – – https://github.com/germfil/SecretSanta

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You can start and stop windows services from command line using sc start or sc stop. You can even uninstall them with sc delete.

sc start myservice

sc stop myservice

sc delete myservice

You need to use the Service Name, not the display name

If you go to command line in windows, you can type sc to get a list of all available commands.

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I have been working on a fun little project the last couple days. It involves 1 image with a couple hot spots that change the image depending on which hotspot the user hovers over.

Here is the one I made. (hehehehe…yes, immature I know… but i think this is a hilarious little prank)

I had to make a rollover function with javascript. You can put this code in the script section of the header, or in a separate script that you reference.


function flip(oldpic,newpic) {
oldpic.src = newpic;
}

All this function does is change the source of an image based on the name of the image.

In the Html section of your page you call it like this:


onmouseout="flip(ImageName,'Original.jpg')"
onmouseover="flip(ImageName,'New.jpg')"

You can view the full source of the example and get crackin’ on your own little prank. Happy hunting 🙂

Or if you want to prank someone – This is the one I send people to, it has a different link that does not bring you back to this page. – http://spilt.tech/home

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