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How to Code with Claude 3.5: A Beginner’s Guide to Coding with AI Assistance

How to Code with Claude 3.5 a Beginner’s Guide. Learn how to code with Claude 3.5, the powerful AI assistant an open up new possibilities for both beginners and experienced developers. In this blog, we’ll walk through some of the best ways to get started with coding using Claude, highlighting tips to make the process […]

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Trojan Shield, DJ Vlad, and Adam22: A Look Into Media, Surveillance, and Law Enforcement’s Covert Ops

In recent years, the FBI has employed innovative strategies to infiltrate and dismantle criminal networks, notably through the creation and distribution of encrypted communication platforms. A prominent example is Operation Trojan Shield, where the FBI developed a covert messaging app called ANOM. Marketed as a secure communication tool, ANOM was adopted by numerous criminal organizations […]

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How to Set Up Visual Studio Code (VS Code) to Test Your Programs for Free

Introduction As coding enthusiasts, students, and developers, we often rely on online code editors to quickly test and deploy code. While platforms like Replit offer convenience, the costs can add up. With Visual Studio Code (VS Code), a powerful and free code editor, you can enjoy a professional coding experience without a monthly subscription. Here’s […]

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Building a Simple Tetris Game in Python in Just One Prompt!

Introduction Recently, I watched a YouTube video by Matthew Berman about building games in Python. The video showed how straightforward Python game development could be and inspired me to create something classic: Tetris! I decided to challenge myself by asking ChatGPT to generate the code in just one prompt, and to my surprise, I got […]

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Elon Musk’s Paywall on Free Speech: The Real Cost of Twitter’s Limits

Twitter’s “50 Free Posts” Promise—A False Advertising Trap? Twitter recently introduced a supposed “50 free tweets per day” policy. For many users, this seemed like a reasonable, albeit restrictive, limit for those who choose not to pay. But, as it turns out, this promise is misleading at best. For instance, in my own case, a […]

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How to Build and Launch Your Own Linktree-Type Website Using ChatGPT and www.zipncode.com

In the age of digital content creation, having a centralized hub for your links is crucial. Platforms like Linktree have popularized the concept of a single page to house all your content links, but why not create a more personalized one? In this blog, we’ll explore how you can build your own Linktree-type website from […]

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How I Monetize My Content with Monetag

As a content creator in today’s digital age, finding effective ways to monetize content can be challenging. With an array of platforms and tools available, it’s vital to select one that aligns with your content strategy and audience needs. That’s why I’ve turned to Monetag as my go-to solution for monetizing my digital content. Why […]

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How to Build a Twitter Bot Using Python with ChatGPT, ZIPnCODE, and Your Favorite IDE (2024)

In this guide, I’ll show you how to build a Twitter bot that automatically tweets from a CSV file at regular intervals. This project is perfect for automating your social media presence. Plus, I’ll share how I used ChatGPT to get the project structure and code, then downloaded the full project as a ZIP file […]

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Reclaiming Power: How Creators Can Boycott Platforms and Win

In recent times, we’ve seen industries come together to demand better treatment. Recently, the port workers’ strike has shown how collective action can lead to change, disrupting industries and creating leverage for workers. Imagine if content creators, the digital workforce that drives platforms like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter, took similar action. What if we […]

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Content Sharecropping: The Hidden Exploitation of Creators in the Digital Age

In the modern digital landscape, content creation has exploded. Whether it’s videos, blogs, music, or art, creators are finding new ways to express themselves and share their work with the world. But behind this creative boom lies a disturbing reality—content sharecropping. This system of digital exploitation traps creators in a cycle of producing work for […]

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Marketing the Myth: How Superheroes Leverage Journalism for Self-Promotion

In the world of superheroes, saving the day is only part of the story. From foiling villains to keeping cities safe, our favorite heroes must also navigate their personal lives. For many, that involves a day job—and interestingly, some of the most iconic superheroes in comic book history work as journalists. But this wasn’t just […]

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From Vision to Value: Why Marketing Your Art Is Just the Beginning

The art is just the start. Once your creation is complete, the real work begins—marketing your baby to the world. Whether you’re aiming to exchange ideas, spark dialogue, or solve problems, one thing remains true: revenue generation will play a key role in ensuring the longevity of your endeavor, no matter your field. Just as […]

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NFTs, Phones, and the Future: Why Immersive Worlds Are the Next Frontier

The future of Web3 isn’t in mobile gaming but rather in using phones as portals to digital experiences. One of the main reasons for this shift is Apple’s 30% commission on in-app purchases, which creates a barrier for developers who want to explore the full potential of decentralized gaming economies. However, phones will continue to […]

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The Future of Data: Closed Systems and Encrypted Visual Data

As we stand at the intersection of the digital and physical worlds, the way we transmit and store data is evolving rapidly. Current data storage and transmission methods are bound to hardware—servers, drives, and networks. However, what if data could travel freely between both digital and physical worlds, encoded on screens, paper, or even physical […]

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Harnessing Wind Energy to Extend Electric Vehicle Range

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is well underway, yet a major limitation remains—the driving range. Even with advancements in battery technology, EVs still face hurdles in terms of the distance they can travel before requiring a recharge. This limitation brings the question: Could the energy generated by the vehicle itself while in motion help solve […]

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Is Our Government Running Like It’s Still the Stone Ages?

In a world where we can file taxes, bank, and even manage our healthcare online, it’s baffling that our government hasn’t caught up when it comes to voting. Why are we still running our elections like the internet doesn’t exist? There have been several cases of ballots failing, from machine malfunctions to misplaced paper votes. […]

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The Love Above: Artist Peaks and Appreciating Artwork Over Time

There’s something about The Love Below that resonates differently over time. As much as I love to see Outkast on top, it’s not just the accolades or the numbers—it’s the undeniable weight of the art that keeps expanding, layer by layer, like a slow-cooked stew. Yes, The Slow Cooker has become the best-selling rap album […]

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Impressions Matter – Why Visual Artists Deserve Compensation

Visual artists are the backbone of our digital world. Their work garners attention, fuels engagement, and adds aesthetic value to online platforms. But while musicians and influencers can monetize their content through streams or brand deals, visual artists are often left out of this equation. Shouldn’t an artist whose work garners thousands of impressions be […]

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Shadow Banning – The Invisible Barrier for Content Creators

You’ve probably heard whispers about it, or maybe you’ve experienced it yourself—a drastic drop in engagement, a post that seems to vanish from visibility without explanation. Welcome to the world of shadow banning. Essentially, shadow banning is when social media platforms limit the visibility of your content without telling you. Your posts may still exist, […]

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Breaking Free: Why I Took Control of My Content and What’s in It for You

After getting de-platformed and demonetized, I realized I needed a space where I could truly connect with my audience—no restrictions, no filters, just pure, unfiltered content. That’s why I started this blog. It’s my way of staying in touch with the people who share my passion for music, tech, AI, coding, and business. I wanted […]

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