Recent content by Trololololo

For programming get a lot of RAM (16GB+) an SSD and a decent CPU. The more lines of code you can fit on one screen the better, so make sure you have a high vertical screen resolution.

Like Lostlife said, it is a good approach and can be definitely done using Tensorflow, but the data is much more important then the alogrithm/code. You need to get a large dataset of articles matching your topic/niche, design a few different NN, train them and see what results come out :)

You're all thinking of the click/select the sign. I was talking about the double street sign image which is the current captcha image shown on sites that still have recaptcha v1. Is it only me who still sees a lot of these? I'm guessing that a lot of sites which didn't upgrade to recaptcha...

Really? I see tons of those recaptchas with street sign in everyday Internet browsing. But that is not the point. Every place where you can drop links which are not removed is good and probably lots of those places are secured with a good old image captcha.

Does ScrapeBox still not support solving the google search engine captcha? If not, maybe there is some way to write a custom plugin to do that. Does anybody know if ScrapeBox has a programmers API ?

Common help me guys :) I want to write some captcha solving algorithms and need to know what is worth the effort. Here are a few more captchas which I often see: Drupal: kCaptcha: myBB: phpBB: vBulletin: Wordpress: XMB:

After few years of break I'm getting back to business. Just opened my GSA SER and CB and trying to get and idea of what are the most common captchas in 2017. I know there is the new ReCaptcha noCaptcha - but those are not an images. I get ~50% of ReCaptcha street signs Few percent of SMF...

The part about being a pain in the ass is actually no longer true. With the new .NET Core platform C# is now truly cross-platform. You can google some information on Kestrel performance and check for your self that the new ASP.NET MVC Core outperforms a lot of top other language frameworks...

Unity for sure is great for game development. You can make cross platform casual games in no time. Want to make tic-tac-toe or angry birds clone - go with Unity. As you say it's very fun and quite easy but is also very different from normal application development.

@SpoonFeeder, years back when I used to do a lot "shady" online marketing, my friend always called me an internet troll. In the meantime we stumbled upon the Trolololo song posted by @Neon and it just sticked to me

Hi there, I've been here a while, but somehow never posted anything. I just quit my day job and planing to take a few months off. I made a couple of bucks on internet marketing a few years ago and planing to give it one more go. I'm an experiences software dev from Poland and hope will be...

First thing you should do is ask yourself what is you goal in learning programming. There are lots of different programming languages and each have various applications. C/C++ is definitely not a good choice to start. Trust me - I'm a software developer with 15 years experience, and know a bunch...