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[reddest-flower]

The Soviet intervention in Hungary and the Khrushchev revelations produced in Europe a process that led – gradually – to the Eurocommunism of the Communist Party of Spain’s leader Santiago Carrillo, who said, in 1976, ‘once Moscow was our Rome, but no more. Now we acknowledge no guiding centre, no international discipline’. This was a communism that no longer believed in revolution but was quite satisfied with an evolutionary dynamic. The European parties, correct in their desire for the right to develop their own strategies and tactics, nonetheless, threw themselves onto a self-destructive path. Few remained standing after the USSR collapsed in 1991. They campaigned for polycentrism but, in the end, achieved only a return to social democracy.

Amongst the Third World communist parties, a different orientation became clear after 1956. While the Western European parties seemed eager to denigrate the USSR and its contributions, the parties in the Third World acknowledged the importance of the USSR but sought some distance from its political orientation. During their visits to Moscow in the 1960s, champions of ‘African socialism’ such as Modibo Keïta of Mali and Mamadou Dia of Senegal announced the necessity of non-alignment and the importance of nationally developed processes of socialist construction. Marshal Lin Biao spoke of the need for a ‘creative application’ of Marxism in the Chinese context. The young leader of the Indonesian Communist Party – Dipa Nusantara Aidit – moved his party towards a firm grounding in both Marxism-Leninism and the peculiarities of Indonesian history. [...]

In the Third World, where Communism was a dynamic movement, it was not treated as a religion that was incapable of error. ‘Socialism is young’, Che Guevara wrote in 1965, ‘and has its mistakes.’ Socialism required ceaseless criticism in order to strengthen it. Such an attitude was missing in Cold War Europe and North America [...] After 1956, Communism was penalized by the Cold Warriors for the Soviet intervention in Hungary. This played some role in the Third World, but it was not decisive. In India, in 1957 the Communists won an election in Kerala to become the ruling party in that state. In 1959, the Cuban revolution overthrew a dictatorship and adopted Marxism-Leninism as its general theory. In Vietnam, from 1954, the Communists took charge of the north of the country and valiantly fought to liberate the rest of their country. These were communist victories despite the intervention in Hungary.

[...]

Much the same history propelled the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) forward from 1951, when it had merely 5,000 members, to 1964, when it had two million party members and an additional fifteen million members in its mass organizations (half of them in the Indonesian Peasants’ Front). The party had deep roots in the heavily populated sections of east and central Java but had – in the decade after 1951 – begun to make gains in the outer islands, such as Sumatra. A viciously anti-communist military was unable to stop the growth of the party. The new leadership from the 1953 Party Central Committee meeting were all in their thirties, with the new Secretary General – Aidit – merely thirty-one years old. These communists were committed to mass struggles and to mass campaigns, to building up the party base in rural Indonesia. The Indonesian Peasants’ Front and the Plantation Workers’ Union – both PKI mass organizations – fought against forced labour (romusha) and encouraged land seizures (aksi sepihak). These campaigns became more and more radical. In February 1965, the Plantation Workers’ Union occupied land held by the US Rubber Company in North Sumatra. US Rubber and Goodyear Tires saw this as a direct threat to their interests in Indonesia. Such audacity would not be tolerated. Three multinational oil companies (Caltex, Stanvac and Shell) watched this with alarm. US diplomat George Ball wrote to US National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy that in ‘the long run’ events in Indonesia such as these land seizures ‘may be more important than South Vietnam’. Ball would know. He oversaw the 1963 coup in South Vietnam against the US ally Ngô Đình Diệm. The West felt it could not stand by as the PKI got more aggressive.

By 1965, the PKI had three million party members – adding a million members in the year. It had emerged as a serious political force in Indonesia, despite the anti-communist military’s attempts to squelch its growth. Membership in its mass organizations went up to 18 million. A strange incident – the killing of three generals in Jakarta – set off a massive campaign, helped along by the CIA and Australian intelligence, to excise the communists from Indonesia. Mass murder was the order of the day. The worst killings were in East Java and in Bali. Colonel Sarwo Edhie’s forces, for instance, trained militia squads to kill communists. ‘We gave them two or three days’ training,’ Sarwo Edhie told journalist John Hughes, ‘then sent them out to kill the communists.’ In East Java, one eyewitness recounted, the prisoners were forced to dig a grave, then ‘one by one, they were beaten with bamboo clubs, their throats slit, and they were pushed into the mass grave’. By the end of the massacre, a million Indonesian men and women of the left were sent to these graves. Many millions more were isolated, without work and friends. Aidit was arrested by Colonel Yasir Hadibroto, brought to Boyolali (in Central Java) and executed. He was 42.

There was no way for the world communist movement to protect their Indonesian comrades. The USSR’s reaction was tepid. The Chinese called it a ‘heinous and diabolical’ crime. But neither the USSR nor China could do anything. The United Nations stayed silent. The PKI had decided to take a path that was without the guns. Its cadre could not defend themselves. They were not able to fight the military and the anti-communist gangs. It was a bloodbath.

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There was little mention in Havana of the Soviet Union. It had slowed down its support for national liberation movements, eager for detente and conciliation with the West by the mid-1960s. In 1963, Aidit had chastised the Soviets, saying, ‘Socialist states are not genuine if they fail to really give assistance to the national liberation struggle’. The reason why parties such as the PKI held fast to ‘Stalin’ was not because they defended the purges or collectivization in the USSR. It was because ‘Stalin’ in the debate around militancy had come to stand in for revolutionary idealism and for the anti-fascist struggle. Aidit had agreed that the Soviets could have any interpretation of Stalin in terms of domestic policy (‘criticize him, remove his remains from the mausoleum, rename Stalingrad’), but other Communist Parties had the right to assess his role on the international level. He was a ‘lighthouse’, Aidit said in 1961, whose work was ‘still useful to Eastern countries’. This was a statement against the conciliation towards imperialism of the Khrushchev era. It was a position shared across many of the Communist Parties of the Third World.

Many Communist parties, frustrated with the pace of change and with the brutality of the attacks on them, would take to the gun in this period – from Peru to the Philippines. The massacre in Indonesia hung heavily on the world communist movement. But this move to the gun had its limitations, for many of these parties would mistake the tactics of armed revolution for a strategy of violence. The violence worked most effectively the other way. The communists were massacred in Indonesia – as we have seen – and they were butchered in Iraq and Sudan, in Central Asia and South America. The image of communists being thrown from helicopters off the coast of Chile is far less known than any cliché about the USSR.

Red Star Over the Third World, Vijay Prashad, 2019

[jamesthecomiccreator]

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[preblesboys]

Bainbridge’s Achievement pt. 5

Panel 1: William Bainbridge: I’m fine, didn’t expect a formidable foe.

Panel 2: Bainbridge: Just a temporary setback.

Panel 3,4: *ship wheel flies overhead* Panel 5: Bainbridge: CAN ANYTHING GOOD HAPPEN TO ME FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE???

conclusion

I’m going to need a live action reenactment of this battle because like, what?

I don’t believe it to be the same level of wild as Lake Champlain but anyway.

Captain Henry Lambert’s crew of the HMS Java originally gave the USS Constitution a run for their money in the beginning of the battle. William Bainbridge tried to be crafty maneuvering the Constitution but, Lambert got wise to Bainbridge’s tactics and when they were side by side giving broadsides, Lambert did a fake out pretending to sail ahead but unexpectedly turned putting the Constitution in a weird position.

Constitution’s ship wheel got blown out almost immediately in the beginning of the battle and the Americans were getting bombarded so badly that had Lambert knew how much damage he was doing, the Americans could have lost this battle.

William Bainbridge being exceptionally experienced in bad situations (my own interpretation) knew how to manage a ship with a missing wheel. Leaning on a midshipman, he started barking orders to manually sail the ship. (I know Jack shit about sailing so plz do your own research how he pulled this off.)

He knew he didn’t have a prayer winning this fight unless he ordered his crew to try boarding their opponent. So he lured the HMS Java within close range for his men to board and Java unwittingly complied. After a combination of hand to hand combat and Java close enough for the (heavily damaged) Constitution’s guns to wreck her, in the end the Americans prevailed after a rough start.

[omniseurs-blog]

Hello, welcome to my blog, I am Omniseur. I plan to mostly talk about learning, various topics I'm interested in, self improvement, and mental health, though currently I mostly talk about my personal experiences with having a severe mental illness (smi) and events happening in my life.

I am interested in:

- Languages/linguistics/conlangs

- History, especially around the Mediterranean sea (Romans, Greeks, Jews, Arabs, Egyptians, Moors, etc.)

- Psychology/Pharmacology/Neurology

- Art/Drawing/Painting/Digital art

- Computers/programming/software/hardware

- plants/gardening

- self sustainability/survival tactics

My hobbies are:

- traditional & digital art (sci-fi/cyberpunk and tolkeinesque fantasy based characters, semirealism)

- knitting & crocheting

- large scale historical recreations Minecraft

- creating languages (conlangs)

- programming (learning Java for Minecraft mods, plan on learning C++/C#)

I am diagnosed with, and/or talk about:

- schizoaffective bipolar

- ADHD

- PTSD

- generalized anxiety disorder

- non suicidal self harm

Not diagnosed, may talk about:

- Autism

- addiction

- BPD

Future projects I plan on doing:

- creating (a) game(s)

-- a fun and interactive language learning game

-- a single player grindfest RPG that likely wont appeal to a massive audience

-- a game about schizophrenia

- creating a sci-fi/cyberpunk fantasy graphic novel taking place in a ecocapitalist theocratic democracy spread across multiple planets and species with heavy themes of inequality, racism/specieism, addiction, and corporate manipulation/monopolization

- a recreation of the city of Alexandria, Egypt during ptolemaic control when the library of Alexandria was at its peak, in minecraft(current work in progress)

- a forest with a giant tree at its center, functioning as a library/learning resource for (almost) any living or dead language that is learnable (languages such as linear A and B will be included but not learnable)

- recreations of other important libraries and the cities/towns they resided in throughout the world and throughout history, including Africa, pre-colonial Americas, India/Western Asia, east Europe, island nations, Australia, and lesser considered countries, in Minecraft.

- Minecraft mods to expand on books past their 100 page limit, add ability to upload txt and pdf files directly into books, categorize books/add a pinakes book with functions to lead you to the right book and automatically categorize books when you type the title into the pinakes, add horse drawn wagons (storage, single person, and multiple person wagons), add papyrus paper, papyrus stylus, papyrus "book" shelf, clay tablets, chiselable/"writeable"/"paintable" stone and related blocks blocks, and preset Greek/roman/egyptian sculptures

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[sniffanimal]

also minecraft

[cracks knuckles as my eyes begin to glow]

an ode to everything i love about minecraft

I'm going to try and keep this essay away from stuff like "crafting table go brrr" autism mode stuff. I'm going to try and keep it relatable, tangible, and wholly positive

What drew me in first was the procedural generation. I don't think I really had ever encountered that in a video game before (I honestly wasn't even into playing video games to begin with, just like, some pokemon and animal crossing). Ever since day one one of my relaxing activities I do is load up a new seed, grab some empty maps, and just fly around filling out maps in creative, or just zoom around and look at the scenery. Even pre-caves and cliffs, I just really liked looking around caves and such. I found it so soothing and I was in awe of the fact that I'd probably never see the same thing twice. Every structure was surrounded by different things every time. Different biomes are up against each other. Its always so fascinating to just go around and look at.

When I started playing, I was playing on xbox 360 edition. I guess I had touched java edition a few years prior, but I didn't really 'get' it at the time, I think I had spawned on an empty island, or maybe I was playing classic or infdev? I don't remember. But when I started playing proper, I was playing on Xbox 360, the update right before woodland mansions were added. I found it so fun to follow an update cycle for a game, and have followed each one since then! I like how transparent Mojang is about their development, and I think that's something fans take for granted.

I like that there's a lot to memorize about it. Like yeah, that's a little to the autism go brr aspect but really, I like that there's an internal logic with easy flow to it. all numbers are factors of 2, usually. All wood goes into planks goes into wood objects. All tools follow the same upgrade pattern, etc. There's stuff to memorize with locations, mobs, potions, tactics, etc.

I love that there's a lot of flexibility in how you play the game! I prefer peaceful survival, but harder survival levels are also still fun in their own right! I like playing creative a lot too! I like that you can make superflat worlds, especially with like how the legacy editions let you make customizable superflats. I like that you can access game rules to fine tune things like daylight cycle or fire spreading. It is a sandbox game after all.

I think the voxel art style is consistent and charming! Everything feels like its at a good scale, and I actually really like the clunky animations that older mobs have (like the cow and pig). I think hostile mobs are scary based on the threat they pose, but not scary with how they look. Like it's not a horror game really. I think that's great! I like the updated textures but I do also understand the nostalgia for the old ones. I also like that you can try out different textures! i just like playing on vanilla but there's a lot of other really awesome ones, including the ones that work with RTX shaders and make the game look beautiful.

I'm always in awe of the things other people can do in the game. Map art, insane builds, redstone, farms, etc. I can usually understand the mechanics behind things, but I'm not really good at some of the more technical things, but I find them inspiring! I love that there's so much to the game that there's always something to find and use.

I like stuff the community does outside of just playing the game themselves! I like youtubers (mostly just hermitcraft), I like art people make (like clay dioramas or perler art or keychains or paintings), I like the board games! I like that it's such a popular game that it's usually a pretty universal conversational point with kids and young adults.

I like that Mojang has been working to distance themselves from the game's creator. I like that they've been branching out to using the game as more of an engine, or trying different game styles like Dungeons or Legends. I like the experimenting! I think its fun!

Lastly, I like that it's always there to go back to. Nothing about the game feels time sensitive, old worlds are just like you left them. There's always new updates coming out every 6 months or so, so even if it starts to feel stale, there's something new to try right around the corner.

I could go on but most of the time im like haha crafting bench like there's never cohesive thoughts about it

[madokatoru]

tagged by @collectivenothingness and @revacholianrobot

rules: answer the questions and tag 9 people.

favorite color: Dark blues and greens.

last song listened to: Venceremos on desktop, Mousou Kanshou Daishou Renmei (25-ji cover) on phone

currently reading: Finished Japan’s Occupation of Java in the Second World War, currently reading Soviet Operational and Tactical Combat in Manchuria, 1945 by David Glantz

currently watching: Only remembered Furiosa on the cinema, sorry.

currently craving: I'm full from pizza, so nothing.

coffee or tea: Leaning tea

Not tagging, just do what you want.

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[technologywhis]

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Yes, computer viruses are written in common languages… BUT that doesn’t automatically mean antivirus can detect them.

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Why? Because it’s not what language it’s written in — it’s how it’s written and how it behaves.

Let me explain:

1. Languages used (Same as “legit” software):

Yup, viruses are often written in:

• C / C++ — deep system access

• Python — easy scripting and automation

• JavaScript — often abused in browser exploits

• PowerShell / Bash — scripting for system tasks

• Assembly — for stealthy, low-level malware

• Java / .NET — yes, even cross-platform viruses exist!

But so is legit software. So the language alone doesn’t make it evil.

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2. Antivirus ≠ Magic Translator of Code

Antivirus tools don’t just look at the language of a program like a grammar teacher. They focus on:

• Behavior – Does this file try to encrypt stuff? Modify the registry? Hook into other processes?

• Heuristics – Does the file act suspiciously, even if it’s never been seen before?

• Signatures – Is this file exactly like one already known to be bad?

• Sandboxing – Does the file try to do sketchy things when run in a controlled environment?

So even if something’s written in plain Python, antivirus might miss it if:

• It’s packed or encrypted

• It uses polymorphic or metamorphic techniques (changing its code structure every time)

• It’s exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities the antivirus doesn’t know about yet

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Let’s do a real-world analogy:

Writing in English doesn’t make something safe. A letter could be a love poem — or a blackmail threat. It’s about intent, not just language.

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So why isn’t antivirus perfect?

• Malware can morph its code to avoid signature detection

• Attackers use obfuscation to hide the real logic

• Antivirus is reactive — it often needs to see the malware first to recognize it

• Social engineering tricks humans, not machines

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Bottom Line:

Just because a virus is written in a common language doesn’t mean it’s easy to detect. Antivirus software plays cat-and-mouse with malware authors who are crafty, sneaky, and constantly evolving.

Languages are just tools — it’s the tactics that make the virus deadly.

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[samanthablake02]

Supercharge Your Apps: Mastering Kotlin Programming in 2025

Did you know that companies using Kotlin programming report up to a 40% reduction in code compared to Java? That's a monumental gain in efficiency and maintainability. But diving into Kotlin programming can feel like navigating a complex labyrinth if you don’t have the right guide.

This post provides that comprehensive roadmap. It steers clear of the superficial and delves into actionable strategies, vital tools, and key insights that separate adept Kotlin programming from rudimentary endeavors. You'll bypass common pitfalls, grasp best practices, and develop a foundational understanding that will propel your mobile app development.

For any android app development company, mastering Kotlin is essential to stay competitive in the evolving tech landscape.

Demystifying Core Strategies in Kotlin Programming

Let’s dissect some powerful tactics that will enhance your efficacy in Kotlin programming .

Embracing Null Safety: This is arguably one of Kotlin's strongest assets. Its built-in null safety features greatly mitigates the risk of NullPointerExceptions, a prevalent bane in Java.

Nullable Types: Declare a variable nullable using ?. Example: var name: String? = "Kotlin"

Safe Calls: Use the ?. operator to safely access properties or methods on a nullable variable. Example: name?.length (will only access length if name is not null)

Elvis Operator: Use the ?: operator to provide a default value when a variable is null. Example: val length = name?.length ?: -1 (assigns -1 to length if name is null)

Leveraging Coroutines for Asynchronous Programming: Managing asynchronous operations with callbacks can swiftly transform code into an unreadable mess. Coroutines streamline this process, enabling you to write asynchronous code in a sequential style.

Mastering Data Classes: Tired of boilerplate code for simple data holding classes? Kotlin data classes automatically generate methods like equals(), hashCode(), toString(), and copy(), minimizing manual coding.

Evading Common Errors in Your Kotlin Programming Journey

Even experienced developers occasionally fall into common traps. Recognize and circumvent these pitfalls.

Overusing Nullable Types: While null safety is important, relying excessively on nullable types can muddle your code and necessitate redundant null checks. Aim to keep your variables non-nullable where it's logically tenable.

Ignoring Extension Functions: Kotlin's extension functions let you append new methods to existing classes without inheritance. It's easy to overlook this power, leading to repetitive code and diminished modularity.

Not Fully Capitalizing on Data Classes: Data classes auto-generate common methods. Missing out on this auto-generation equates to needless repetition and avoidable chances for errors.

Indispensable Tools for Flourishing in Kotlin Programming

Equipping yourself with the appropriate tools streamlines development, boosts productivity, and elevates code quality.

IntelliJ IDEA: This IDE has outstanding support for Kotlin programming, boasting code completion, debugging capabilities, and refactoring tools.

Android Studio: Built atop IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio provides tailored tools for Android development with Kotlin.

Kotlin Standard Library: Master this, covering collections, sequences, I/O, and more. It enhances expressiveness and reduces boilerplate.

Expert Insights into Elevating Your Kotlin Programming

Go beyond basic proficiency by following insights from experienced Kotlin practitioners.

Code Reviews are Essential: Routine code reviews uncover subtle errors, guarantee code uniformity, and foster knowledge-sharing within the team.

Staying Updated: The Kotlin language continuously develops. Remain current on new features and recommended practices through official documentation and community forums.

Craft Testable Code: Structure code with testability in mind. Employ dependency injection to segregate components and streamline unit testing. "A major boon of Kotlin programming is its inter-operability with Java. You can gradually migrate large Java codebases and realize incremental benefits. " - John, Senior Software Architect

Consider an anecdote from my personal experience with code reviews. I initially thought my code was impeccable until a colleague identified a glaring potential concurrency issue that would have cost my company greatly in maintenance expenses and down time in a system upgrade scenario. The fresh perspectives gleaned during code reviews has proved invaluable.

Diving Deeper: Extending Kotlin's Functionality with Method Addition

Now, let’s scrutinize adding methods in Kotlin , particularly when expanding existing classes (the essence of extension functions).

How to Add Methods (Extension Functions): A Detailed Guide

This approach does not alter the source code of the original class; instead, it permits you to append a new function that behaves as if it's a member function of that class. Here are the steps involved:

Identify the Class to Extend: Determine which class you want to augment with additional functionality. This could be a class in the Kotlin standard library (like String, List) or a custom class defined in your project.

Create the Extension Function: Declare the extension function using the fun keyword, followed by the class name, a dot (.), and the name of the new function. Here's the generic format: fun ClassName.newFunctionName(parameters: ParameterType): ReturnType { // Function body return someValue }

Access the Receiver Type: Inside the extension function, the class being extended is referred to as the "receiver." You can access its members using the this keyword, though typically you can refer to the properties and methods of the receiver class directly.

Add Functionality: This is where you incorporate your custom logic. Your function can perform any operation on the receiver object or interact with other parts of your application.

Call the Extension Function: Once defined, call the extension function just as you would any member function of the extended class. Here's an example: val myString = "Kotlin Rocks" val wordCount = myString.wordCount() // Calls the extension function println("Word count: $wordCount")

Placement Considerations: Ideally, place extension functions near where they are used or in a dedicated extensions file to keep your code organized and maintainable. Consistency in placement facilitates readability and collaboration. Practical Example: Adding a Word Count Function to String

Let’s create a specific example—an extension function that counts the number of words in a string:fun String.wordCount(): Int { val words = this.trim().split("\\s+".toRegex()) return if (words.first().isEmpty()) 0 else words.size } fun main() { val myString = " This is a Kotlin Example " val count = myString.wordCount() println("Number of words: $count") // Output: Number of words: 5 }

In this example:

We define wordCount() as an extension function on the String class.

The this keyword refers to the string on which the function is called.

We utilize the trim() function to remove leading and trailing whitespace, ensuring accurate word counting.

We employ the split() function to break the string into words using whitespace as the delimiter.

We then calculate the word count by determining the size of the resultant list of words.

By diligently pursuing this guide, you enhance classes seamlessly, thereby amplifying their usefulness and the modularity of your overall architecture. This embodies Kotlin's design goal to allow programmers to stretch its capabilities creatively.

Key Takeaways

Kotlin programming enhances code brevity and reduces errors with features like null safety and data classes.

Prioritize null safety, learn to handle exceptions effectively and apply coroutines for improved performance.

Continually refine your skills through community participation and continuous education in Kotlin programming updates.

Master extension functions and take steps for better programming practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Kotlin programming truly replace Java in Android Development?

Absolutely! Kotlin is now the favored language for Android app development and interoperates effectively with existing Java code. Migrating piece by piece becomes easy, so that's why Kotlin programming is now a preferred option.

Why is Null Safety a much lauded feature of Kotlin?

Kotlin’s built-in null safety alleviates many common NullPointerException that happens when accessing null variables that occurs during runtime in Java. Safe calls and the Elvis operator can help create stronger applications with greater protection from crashing.

How complex is migrating Java code to Kotlin programming?

Thanks to its full interoperability, code can migrate iteratively without re-writing the entire program at once which has encouraged adoption. Each bit is compiled into binary for use by each platform so gradual migration is manageable and can allow quicker deployment.

Can I use my existing Java skills while using Kotlin programming?

Yes! Given that it interoperates seamlessly with Java, prior Java skillsets become an immense value and drastically reduce learning curves when approaching this new way to build mobile apps! You will not have to rebuild all those applications; just move little parts.

What are the specific performance advantages associated with Kotlin programming?

Coroutines enable more effective asynchronous coding management and reduces the need for messy callbacks. Coupled with Kotlin’s compact syntax can lead to enhanced and effective codes. This gives users speedier service and higher level of usefulness!

Recommendation

We highly urge the adoption of Kotlin programming given the high level of improvement the company is using and given its benefits with interoperability as we have previously covered here in the blog. With this easy move towards its acceptance and continued application to build out the company's programming assets; our resources and efforts can be leveraged at scale!

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👣 Ghosts & Spirit Index - Chasing Shadows in Java: The Genderuwo, the Hairy Sentinel of Coffee 

Bandung, West - Java 

I first thought that the first growl was the macaque. Then my flashlight went dead. The air grew thick, as if breathing through a damp cloth. And then I saw him, a giant shadow whose eyes glowed like pieces of kopi tubruk embers, the sentinel of coffee trees. 

As we travelled through Bandung, I learned about the Genderuwo, and how it is no ordinary specter. This bulky, apelike abomination, shag of coarse black fur hanging from his hulking body, is Bigfoot as conceptualized by the Indonesians if only Bigfoot harbored the craving for shoplifting sarongs and stoning tipsy villagers. In contradistinction with tragic Sundel Bolong, or Kutilanak, however, Genderuwo stands as a detracting guardian, one situated a boundary stages between guardianship and vexation. 

“Genderuwo are not devils nor gods. They are “penuggu”, place guardians tied to specific trees, caves, or vacant land.” (Wessing, R.2006, p. 134-137).

So why plantations? These ghosts follow “old growth forests”, but where the jungles of Java are gone, they’ve moved to coffee estates, especially those on volcanic ridges or at sacred springs. Genderuwo also patrol land; when loggers raze their homes, they relocate to plantations (Guerrero, 2017, p. 130-132). Farmers avow that Genderuwo punish other people who overcrop or are negligent to the land (Neilson, 2018, p. 7-9). Certain Dunkun (shamans) believe certain Genderuwo are the spirits of indentured workers from Dutch coffee plantations (Bubandt, 2014, p. 89-94). 

The classic signs of a Genderuwo as I’ve come to find out include unusual sounds, like tree knocking, and guttural laughter. Stolen equipment, and stolen coffee cherries is also another sign. There are also accounts of physical pranks, such as ghostly hands pulling hair, and throwing rocks at intruders. 

One farmer near Malabar recently told me “He swiped my hat. Three days later, I found it hanging on a waru tree, full of good coffee berries I’d forgotten to pick.”

But not everything is nice. Some Genderuqwo are aggressive, especially if their dwelling is entered. In 2019, a kopi luwak parcher in Garut vowed a Genderuwo pushed him into a ravine for foraging too close to a sacred fig tree. 

The locals try to appease Java’s hairy ghosts in similar ways they do with the Kuntilanak, leaving Sesajen or offerings of cigarettes, sticky rice, or palm wine at the base of old trees. They also call upon Dukun or shamans to perform ruwatan (exorcism ceremonies) to satisfy the spirit. They also use avoidance tactics, like painting “Genderuwo trees” with red cloth and never crop by them in the dark. 

“You don’t defeat the Genderuwo. You negotiate with it. This is their land, we’re just taking a loan.” Interview with Pak Dedi, Coffee Farmer (Pangalengan, 2023). 

Myths of Genderuwo are purported to enforce sustainable agriculture by some researchers. Fear of counter attack deters overcropping, soil fertility (Acciaioli, 2004, p. 712-715). 

The were called “boschduivels” (forest devils) by the Dutch (Mrazek, 2002, p. 45) and documented attacks on overseers. Coincidence that the most intense hauntings are found in 19th-century estates ruins? I don’t think so. 

In 2021, a French agronomist filming a documentary close to Mt. Papandayan captured a hairy figure running between rows of coffee on thermal imaging. The proof? “Inconclusive.” The farmer's responses? “Told you so.”

As a ghost hunter, I’ve learned that the Genderuwo is a cryptid, but even that does not do it justice. It’s a portent, a warning that Java’s paddies and forests are not only full of rice. In an age of  monoculture and global warming, we might as well require these ghosts to remind us how things used to be.

Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to leave some kretek cigarettes by that suspiciously large durian tree. Just in case.

By Cybele Galindez.

Image: Genderuwo — stan winston school of character arts forums. Accessed April 4, 2025. https://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/discussion/1119/genderuwo

Sources:

Accialoli, G. (2004). Grounds of Conflict, Idioms of Harmony: Custom, Religion and the Sigi Coffee Economy.” Human Ecology, 32(6), 703-729.

“Berita Terbaru Tentang Genderuwo Hari Ini 4 April 2025.” Tempo. Accessed April 4, 2025. https://www.tempo.co/tag/genderuwo.

Bubandt, N. (2014). The Empty Seashell: Witchcraft and Doubt on an Indonesian Island, Spirits of the Plantation. Cornell University Press. 

Guerrero, D. (2017). “Ghosts in the Garden: Supernatural Beliefs and Coffee Farming in West Java.” Asian Ethnology, 76(1), 123-145. Doi: 10.2307/90017789.

Mrazek, R. (2002). “Engineers of Happy Land.” 45.

Neilson, J. (2018). “Global Markets, Local Injustices: The Case of Coffee in Sumatra.” Sustainability, 10(7), 2381. 

Wessing, R. (2006). “Memories of Violence: The Ghost Female in Indonesian Folklore.” p. 134-137. 

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How to Build Crypto Sniper Bot Development

Introduction

In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency trading, speed is everything. A crypto sniper bot is an automated trading tool designed to execute buy and sell orders with lightning-fast precision. These bots are particularly useful for sniping newly launched tokens, capturing arbitrage opportunities, and minimizing slippage. In this blog, we will explore the development of a crypto sniper bot, its key features, and the essential steps to build one.

What is a Crypto Sniper Bot?

A crypto sniper bot is a specialized trading algorithm that scans the market for profitable trades and executes them instantly. These crypto sniper bot development work by monitoring decentralized exchanges (DEXs) like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, and SushiSwap to place orders milliseconds after a new token is listed or when price conditions are met.

Key Features of a Crypto Sniper Bot

Before diving into development, let's outline some must-have features of a high-performance crypto sniper bot:

High-Speed Transaction Execution - Ensures trades are executed before the competition.

Real-Time Market Scanning - Monitors liquidity pools and new token listings.

Anti-Front Running Mechanisms - Prevents MEV bots from exploiting transactions.

Gas Fee Optimization - Adjusts gas fees dynamically for faster transaction speeds.

Multi-DEX Compatibility - Supports multiple decentralized exchanges.

Stop-Loss & Take-Profit Features - Helps manage risk effectively.

Auto Sniping & Manual Mode - Offers flexibility for traders.

Smart Contract Interaction - Directly communicates with blockchain networks via Web3.js or Ethers.js.

How to Build A Custom Trading Sniper Bot?

Technical know-how and market expertise are needed to build a custom trading sniper bot. A sniper bot is made to make precise trades, frequently profiting from slight changes in price. To make one, follow these steps:

Establish Goals: Establish the precise objectives of your sniper bot, including the markets it will trade on and the tactics it will use.

Select a Language for Programming: Choose a programming language with data analysis libraries and support for trading APIs, such as Python, Java, or C++.

Pick a Trading Platform: Pick a platform like Binance, Coinbase, or Interactive Brokers that provides API access.

Create Algorithmic Trading Systems: Develop algorithms that use price patterns or technical indicators to determine entry and exit points.

Backtest the Bot: Evaluate the bot's performance and improve its tactics by using historical data.

Put Risk Management into Practice: To safeguard your investment, incorporate risk management features.

Deploy and Monitor: Start the bot in a live trading environment, then keep an eye on its performance and make any necessary adjustments.

These steps will help you build a custom trading sniper bot that manages risk and executes trades efficiently. At Rapid Innovation, we offer the resources and know-how you need to develop and refine your trading bot so that it complements your company objectives and optimizes your return on investment. 

Technical Architecture and Infrastructure Requirements

Any trading platform architecture must have a strong technical foundation to guarantee security, scalability, and dependability. The infrastructure ought to be built to process data in real time and manage large transaction volumes. Important elements consist of:

Cloud Infrastructure: You may save money and increase scalability by using cloud services like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. In order to sustain performance during busy trading hours, these platforms provide features including load balancing, auto-scaling, and managed databases.

Microservices Architecture: By enabling the autonomous deployment and scaling of various components, a microservices architecture enhances the resilience and maintainability of a system. Rapid Innovation can create and implement products more rapidly thanks to this strategy, which guarantees that customers can effectively adjust to changes in the market.

Database management: Pick a database that can handle a lot of transactions. NoSQL databases (like MongoDB and Cassandra) for unstructured data and SQL databases (like PostgreSQL and MySQL) for structured data are available options. Clients can choose the best database solution for their unique trading requirements with the help of Rapid Innovation.

Security Measures: Put in place strong security procedures, such as intrusion detection systems, firewalls, SSL/TLS for data encryption, and frequent security audits and compliance checks. By utilizing decentralized data storage and transaction verification, our proficiency with blockchain technology can further improve security.

Monitoring and Logging: To swiftly detect and fix problems, use real-time monitoring and logging solutions like Prometheus or ELK Stack. To guarantee peak performance and uptime, Rapid Innovation can incorporate these tools into your trading platform.

Risks and Challenges

While a crypto sniper bot can be highly profitable, it comes with risks:

High Gas Fees - Transaction costs can be unpredictable.

Rug Pulls & Scam Tokens - Avoid sniping unknown tokens without proper research.

Blockchain Congestion - Delayed transactions may lead to losses.

Security Threats - Always use secure wallets and API keys.

Conclusion

Developing a crypto sniper bot requires a strong understanding of blockchain networks, smart contracts, and DEX trading strategies. With the right approach, you can create a bot that executes trades with unparalleled speed and efficiency. However, always be cautious of risks and test your bot rigorously before deploying real funds.

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Redefine Your Business with Mobile Application Development Service

Through mobile application development services, businesses can receive profitable tactics to excel in the competitive market. Especially in this digitally evolved society, it has become important to maintain the latest trends and be updated to increase brand awareness among the targeted audiences. 

Let’s dig further into the blog to learn more about how mobile application development services are making better paths for businesses to leverage and sustain. 

Benefits of Mobile Application Development Service for Business 

Regardless of the size of the business, taking mobile application development services into action can bring significant changes in the business. Following are the ways that help to understand the benefits of mobile application development services for business enhancements. 

The presence of a well-designed app increases the visibility and recognition of the brand. 

With mobile apps, businesses can achieve personal and direct customer connections, which helps to establish better and stronger connections and customer loyalty. 

Mobile app development solutions provide 24/7 support, which increases accessibility, followed by customer satisfaction and engagement. 

The platform of mobile app development develops individual interactions that help to feel appreciated and understood about your brand. 

Key Steps to Make Positive Changes in Your Business

It is easy to come up with the idea of using app development services for your business to grow further. But it has to be done with proper steps to stay ahead of the competition. 

The foremost step is about defining your objective and coming up with a better business goal based on which the mobile app will be created. 

Before you launch your mobile app, market research is a must to know about the target, rivals, and latest trends, as it will help to get you closer to your potential customers. 

Conceptualize the app features, user interface, and functionality to support your brand idea and turn it into reality. 

Then comes the development phase that goes with the maintenance and support of the mobile app, such as platform, technology stack, and system integration. 

Testing and controlling is an essential step to fix the bugs in the mobile app. 

4 Best Approaches to Mobile App Development Services 

The four different mobile app development approaches help to provide advantages for your business depending on different factors like team dynamics, timeline, and project requirements. 

Native App Development - This development process uses mobile platforms like iOS or Android that utilize platform-specific programming languages and tools like Objective C or Swift for iOS and Java or Kotlin for Android. 

Hybrid App Development - It is a blend of web app solutions and native, which can be run on different platforms by using a single codebase. This offers a quicker development life cycle than native app development. 

Cross-Platform App Development - This enables the developers to write codes that can be run on multiple platforms with minimal modifications. Xamarin, React Native, and Flutter are some of the frameworks and technologies that are being used for cross-platform app development. 

Progressive Web App Development - PWA offers quicker updates, responsive designs, and offline operational features for different screen sizes, which prioritize accessibility and reach for e-commerce websites or content-based applications. 

Develop an App with First Rite’s Expertise 

At First Rite IT Services, we pride ourselves on delivering top-tier mobile app development solutions driven by a passion for excellence and innovation. Our team is the heart of our success, built on a foundation of collaboration, creativity, and dedication to transforming ideas into powerful mobile applications.

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Fresher jobs in Delhi NCR for graduates

Introduction to Config Infotech: Enabling IT Leadership and Data-Driven Solutions Config Infotech is an active technology research and data services company that has been leading the way in the IT and infrastructure industries. Founded in 1977, it has been developing into a comprehensive tech provider. It offers innovative solutions across a host of sectors. Company Overview Config Infotech provides strategic IT research, data analysis, and technology services. Its primary purpose is to support the power of IT leadership by offering a broad coverage of industry research on:  Multiple technology sectors: Computer Software Digital Media Telecommunications Technology Services Professional Associations Core Service Offerings IT Research and Insights Delivers a broad coverage of comprehensive IT research for the company through:  Strategic and tactical support Connected insights for better decision-making Business-IT alignment Industry-specific research and best practices Data Services Config Infotech is especially strong in the analysis of data, especially when it comes to infrastructure and transportation industries. Its data services support organizations in these ways: Analysing the performance of contractors Comparing their costs with those of the industry Identifying trends in contracts and bidding Detecting irregularities in the data of the project Job Opportunities for Fresh Graduates Entry-Level Positions Thrilling Opportunities for New IT Professionals: Software Developers Develop Innovative Tech Solutions Work on State-of-the-Art Projects Spanning Multiple Industries IT Support Specialists Technical Support Resolve System Issues Support Internal and External Technology Infrastructure Systems Analysts Complex IT Systems Design efficient technological solutions Bridge business needs with technological capabilities Network Engineers Design and maintain network infrastructure Ensure secure and efficient communication systems Implement advanced networking technologies Required Skills for Fresh Graduates Technical Skills: Programming Languages Python Java JavaScript C++ SQL Technical Competencies: Strong problem-solving abilities Networking fundamentals Cloud computing knowledge Data analysis skills Cybersecurity awareness Soft Skills: Excellent communication Teamwork Adaptability Continuous learning mindset Project management basics Career Development Approach Config Infotech emphasizes a collaborative approach to professional growth: Industry-specific training Mentorship programs Continuous learning opportunities Exposure to diverse technological challenges Unique Value Proposition for New Graduates The company provides an exciting environment which includes: Leading-edge technological research Practical experience in data analysis Multiple opportunities to work in diverse industry sectors Professional development programs Application Process Steps to Apply for Fresh Graduates Carefully review job descriptions Prepare a solid technical portfolio Highlight academic projects relevant to the job Show passion for technology Express eagerness to learn and adapt Conclusion Config Infotech presents an excellent opportunity for fresh graduates looking to start their careers in the technology and data analysis sectors. The company, with its all-rounded approach to IT research and data services, is a dynamic and innovative workplace for emerging tech professionals. Key Takeaway: For ambitious IT graduates, Config Infotech presents a platform for transforming technological potential into real-world impact.