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Updates in recent Node Modules Inspector: - Better module type detection (now it recognizes binary packages) - Colorizing the charts by module type, published age, or duplicated versions to find them easily

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Facial reconstruction of a 3,800-year-old man from Sapalli Tepe, Uzbekistan The Bronze Age settlement of Sapalli Tepe was located near mountain streams flowing from the Kugitangtau range in southern Uzbekistan. It was discovered in 1958 by D. I. Albaum and fully excavated between 1969-1974 by A. Askarov. Finds from Southern Uzbekistan showed the region was one of the centers of ancient agricultural civilization in the East. Sapallitepa became one of the earliest known sedentary farming sites of Northern Bactria from the Mature Bronze Age. The site consisted of a fortress and surrounding settlement. The fortress, about 1 hectare in size, had triple defensive walls and over 150 rooms arranged into quarters separated by narrow streets. A. Askarov considered it an independent archaeological culture linked with sites in Northern Afghanistan and other parts of Surkhandarya, including Djarkutan. The population formed part of a broader ethnocultural network of related sedentary farming tribes across the region. The skulls from Sapallitepa belong to a single morphological type in both males and females. Most are long-headed with ellipsoid or ovoid shapes; a few broader skulls are considered normal variation rather than evidence of brachycephalic admixture. The series is characterized by narrow, well-profiled faces, medium-high orbits, and projecting noses. Overall, the population shows strongly Europoid features and is closest to Bronze Age eastern Mediterranean-type groups from northeastern Iran, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, including Djarkutan.

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A 23 year old developer randomly found an open-source trading bot on GitHub. The repo already had 899 stars, so he decided to test it on a small account. He launched it in the evening. By morning, the account was up $280. The interesting part is that the bot wasn’t trying to predict Bitcoin or Solana. It barely predicted anything at all. The system monitored multiple markets at the same time and looked for moments when price or liquidity became unusually attractive. One module scanned Polymarket. Another watched Binance. A third monitored liquidity and cancelled trades whenever the risk got too high. While he was asleep, the system kept scanning markets and only executed trades that passed its filters. In the morning, he just opened Telegram and saw the list of filled orders. And this is the weird part: a few years ago, infrastructure like this would have looked like an internal tool at a small trading firm. Now you can find a similar stack sitting publicly on GitHub. Repo:

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GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 on mitte.ai Jump Rope Choreography I’m still testing different storyboard approaches. I don’t think there’s a single “correct” storyboard system. You should use a storyboard style that fits the specific scene and type of video you want to create. Even though current video models don’t follow storyboards 100% yet, I think future versions will dramatically improve in this area and storyboard usage will become essential. Right now, you can already generate useful storyboards just by describing your idea. Soon, I’ll also share a prompt system I’ve been building that seems to work well for different storyboard types. You can find the Seedance 2.0 prompt used for this video in the replies.

GPT Image 2 + Seedance 2.0 on mitte.ai Jump Rope Choreography I’m still testing different storyboard approaches. I don’t think there’s a single “correct” storyboard system. You should use a storyboard style that fits the specific scene and type of video you want to create. Even though current video models don’t follow storyboards 100% yet, I think future versions will dramatically improve in this area and storyboard usage will become essential. Right now, you can already generate useful storyboards just by describing your idea. Soon, I’ll also share a prompt system I’ve been building that seems to work well for different storyboard types. You can find the Seedance 2.0 prompt used for this video in the replies.

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