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The News

You may have seen that the $STEEM traders got a little excited this week. There was massive volume and the price nearly matched $HIVE, which went up a little. Those gains were soon lost. I expect some people made a profit from that whilst others will have lost. $BTC went up too and that will have shaken up the markets. I have no idea if this is sustainable. For $HIVE I am happy to see a gradual upward trend.

Prices from @coingecko

You may have seen that @leofinance has rebranded as InLeo. I believe that posts do not have to be finance related now. That was never the case for their Threads microblog. I use that for quick updates. I also use @ecency Waves as that is easy from their mobile app. Threads seems to have more users.

I am interested to see how the various Hive dapps are doing. SimilarWeb has web stats. Peakd is getting 646k views per month according to them. Some of the other sites get similar numbers. It seems 'the other chain' gets more. I think we need more incoming links to Hive from other platforms to drive traffic here. We should highlight the really high quality posts that may appeal to a wide audience. Personal gain should take second place to building the community.

SimilarWeb

Friday Follows

  • @nuthman has a cool wallet page that gives you precise values of what you hold in real time. You can see the HP going up thanks to the in-built inflation.
  • @nahupuku has been through a lot of hard times with illness and injury. He also lives in Venezuela where life can be difficult. He is still motivated to create music. He has built an amazing drum rig and plays with great energy. He just joined the drumming community that I created.
  • The new @town-hall witness brings together some long-standing Hivers. They have a livestream coming up that brings a lot of project leaders together.
  • @pibara has put out a library that looks useful to those wanting to create a Hive bot. I will see if my @proofofbrian one could use it.

These people get a share of the post rewards.

Meetups

  • It is not a crypto event, but I am going to BarCamp London next month. They say it is open to any sort of discussion and tickets are free. It would be good to meet some fellow Hivers there.
  • The Hive Blockchain Summit is on Sunday in Caracas, Venezuela.

The End

It is almost November already. I will be doing another #BritList soon. If people want a similar list for their country then I may be able to help.

Have a great weekend and Hive five!

The man behind: @tenkminnows: Helping good Hivers level up

@proofofbrian: A bot that checks for tag typos

#BritList: A monthly list of Hivers in the UK



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I saw an article pointing to the fact that here is a lot of alt volume happening in the Asian space right now. That likely has a lot to do with the STEEM price. I know they were doing some high volume TRON trading too.

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Steem benefits from from activity. I think it’s more likely to also be impacted by pump and dumps consider the content is pretty lack luster. There are a few accounts farming massive amounts of steem. Hive struggles with name recognition and traffic. It feels like there is a pretty solid core group of us active users. We just need to drive more traffic like you stated.

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The other chain will likely get more numbers always ... China has about the same population as U.S., Canada, and all of Europe COMBINED to work with, and Justin Sun and his supporters in high places in China are not about to lose face with those kinds of resources to pull from. But this is no competition: we easily excel in quality.

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The price of Hive is actually more than the price of Steem it right now
I checked a few minutes ago

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Yes it is. I keep an eye on both. One of these days Hive will leave Steem in the dust.

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Steem and it's manipulated pumps, lol.

The problem we have with steem is that for everything published there before the fork still has priority in searches. If I search for an old post of mine the steemit version comes up. Very annoying

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I ran the script that changed all my old posts to point at Hive. I should check if I have anything still linked to Steem

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Yeah, I can't remember the term for it but there is a thing that search engines do to get the principal version of something where it is published over many front ends and that's the annoying bit that for old ones defaults to the initial platform.

I don't think that can be changed but if it could that would be good

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Una pregunta? en que beneficia a leofinance que haya cambiado el nombre..

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That's right, the price went up a lot but it was only for a short time as it went up a bit, people started selling it and the price went back up to where it was once again.

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That barcamp event sounds pretty cool man, and I'm contemplating going to it. I can get a ticket to London for 29 Euro, and I think it would be a cool weekend to hang out. Plus, I have a place to stay in London, so could be double. Are many other Hivers going to it? I'd love a chance to meet some people irl

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I don't know of other Hivers going, but we can put the word out. Would be great to meet up.

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100% man, I'd love to get out to some events and hang out

Even though it isn't crypto based, it sounds cool, I've read some of their site

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If you run into any issues with the aiohivebot lib, or are missing things not (high) on my priorities list, please let me know. I noticed you work in jupyter notebook. I use jupyter a lot for data engineering and asyncio a lot for stuff that needs to be runnng 24/7, but never the combination of the two. I know it should (now) be possible, but I've never tried. If you run into any issues using the lib from jupyter, create an issue and I'll look into it asap.

Unrelated, regarding your bot, did you consider using fuzzywuzzy? I think it might be of use:

from fuzzywuzzy import fuzz

samples = ['proofofbrian', 'profofbrain', 'profofbrian', 'prooffbrain',
           'poofofbrain', 'proofofbran', 'roofofbrain', 'proofofbain',
           'prooofofbrain', 'proofofbrin', 'proofoofbrain', 'proofofbrai',
           'prufofbrain', 'proofofbrane', 'proofofrain']
distances = {x: fuzz.ratio(x, "proofofbrain") for x in samples}
print(json.dumps(distances, indent=2))
{
  "proofofbrian": 92,
  "profofbrain": 96,
  "profofbrian": 87,
  "prooffbrain": 96,
  "poofofbrain": 96,
  "proofofbran": 96,
  "roofofbrain": 96,
  "proofofbain": 96,
  "prooofofbrain": 96,
  "proofofbrin": 96,
  "proofoofbrain": 96,
  "proofofbrai": 96,
  "prufofbrain": 87,
  "proofofbrane": 92,
  "proofofrain": 96
}

A little aiohivebot script.

import asyncio
import json
from fuzzywuzzy import fuzz
from aiohivebot import BaseBot

class ProofOfBrainBot(BaseBot):
    """Example of an aiohivebot python bot without real utility"""
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()

    async def comment_operation(self, body, timestamp):
        if "author" in body and "json_metadata" in body:
           author = body["author"]
           try:
               meta = json.loads(body["json_metadata"])
           except Exception:
               meta = {}
           if "tags" in meta:
               for tag in meta["tags"]:
                   ratio = fuzz.ratio(tag, "proofofbrain")
                   if ratio > 40 and tag != "proofofbrain":
                       print(timestamp, author, "used tag", tag, "ratio is", ratio)


mybot = ProofOfBrainBot()
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(mybot.run())

If you let it run for a day or so, maybe change it to write to a file and flush, you should get an idea of a decent ratio and if fuzzywuzzy is good enough to add to your bot.

I already saw 40 is way too low (it catches photography m orientation (43), and onboarding (45) and verifyyourbrain (59).

Here is 10 minutes of running the script:

2023-11-12 12:44:36 maulia12 used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:44:51 palomap3 used tag orientation ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:44:51 palomap3 used tag onboarding ratio is 45
2023-11-12 12:47:18 furkanmamplam used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:47:27 naymhapz used tag orientation ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:47:27 naymhapz used tag onboarding ratio is 45
2023-11-12 12:48:57 papilloncharity used tag verifyyourbrain ratio is 59
2023-11-12 12:49:09 usdt.p2p used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:49:48 gorayii used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:50:06 hiveredcarpet used tag fashion ratio is 42
2023-11-12 12:51:30 dsc-r2cornell used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:51:39 fizz0 used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:51:39 dsc-r2cornell used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:51:54 rafzat used tag cooking ratio is 42
2023-11-12 12:51:54 rafzat used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:51:57 palomap3 used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:52:39 yubaibai6 used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:52:39 teamukraine used tag ukraine ratio is 42
2023-11-12 12:53:54 manuvert used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:54:12 jrobe used tag personallife ratio is 42
2023-11-12 12:54:12 tarpanpaul used tag proposal ratio is 50
2023-11-12 12:54:18 roninrelax used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:54:27 rafzat used tag drawing ratio is 42
2023-11-12 12:54:27 rafzat used tag photography ratio is 43
2023-11-12 12:54:27 rafzat used tag pendrawing ratio is 45
2023-11-12 12:55:03 tarpanpaul used tag proposal ratio is 50
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I'll look into these things. I generated a list of common mis-spellings by running some queries, but I have not used that sort of tool. My script is just a bit of fun, but it finds the odd case. It only notifies each person once, but has found over 700.

Thanks

!BEER

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