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Explore code and developers on GitHub today, Oct 17. Here's what we found based on your interests... GitHub topic recommendation # hacktoberfest-accepted Game Bytes The Neatness The eleventh annual js13kGames coding competition, challenging participants to create games in 13kB or less of JavaScript in a month, just wrapped up. This is just one of the great entries that you can play, fork, and edit. Upcoming event recommended by GitHub Oct 30 All Things Open 2022 October 30, 2022 - November 02, 2022 A universe of events and platforms focused on open source, open tech and the open web. Collection recommended by GitHub Made in Brazil Open source projects built in or receiving significant contributions from Brazil :brazil: See the 22 items in this collection Game Bytes Soul Jumper The eleventh annual js13kGames coding competition, challenging participants to create games in 13kB or less of JavaScript in a month, just wrapped up. This is just one of the great entries that you can play, fork, and edit. Trending repositories dunglas / frankenphp The modern PHP app server tw93 / Pake 🤱🏻 很简单的用 Rust 来打包网页 Mac App cisagov / RedEye RedEye is a visual analytic tool supporting Red & Blue Team operations freeCodeCamp / freeCodeCamp freeCodeCamp.org's open-source codebase and curriculum. Learn to code for free. smallnest / concurrency-programming-via-rust See more trending repositories → Trending developers Charlie Marsh Tom Payne jdhao Liran Tal Nikita Sobolev See more trending developers → Unsubscribe • Email preferences Terms • Privacy • Sign in to GitHub GitHub, Inc. 88 Colin P Kelly Jr St. San Francisco, CA 94107

Compass struggles — Ghostwriting tweets — Miami renos

A selection of our best stories from the past week, as chosen by a top editor.

Subscribe to Insider View in browser       Hi, welcome back to Insider Weekly, a roundup of some of our top stories. This is Spriha Srivastava, filling in for Matt Turner. I am Insider's London bureau chief and international executive editor. I oversee our London and Singapore newsrooms and help Insider drive international expansion. We've got a lot to cover this week. On the agenda today: Real-estate brokerage Compass is in a precarious position. A tech founder rakes in $200,000 ghostwriting tweets for superstar VCs. It's probably time for Mark Zuckerberg to step down. Miami transplants are rejecting Florida traditions and radically transforming their homes.  But first: Senior healthcare reporter Shelby Livingston is giving us a behind-the-scenes look at her reporting on Elemy, a startup that insiders say often failed to provide the quick access to autism care that it had promised.  If this was forwarded to you, sign up here.  Download Insider's app here. Insiders say Elemy often couldn't deliver on its promise to provide quick access to autism care Startups that want to disrupt how healthcare is delivered are struggling as they try to grow fast, senior reporter Shelby Livingston writes. This week, I reported how SoftBank-backed Elemy aimed to transform autism care — but insiders say the $1.15 billion startup overpromised on its capacity to treat kids.  More than 20 former and current employees spoke with me for this story. Here's what they told me:  To build up demand for its services, Elemy developed relationships with doctors to collect hundreds of patient referrals. Employees said the startup left kids on waitlists because it struggled to hire clinicians. "We were going and gobbling up referrals anyway just to stash them on our bench," one source said.  One family, whose daughter Hope was recently diagnosed with autism, said their specialist recommended they try a type of autism therapy known as applied behavior analysis. The family heard from Elemy right after getting the diagnosis. After an initial assessment, Elemy told them they'd be in therapy in no more than eight weeks.  It failed to deliver.  Check out the full story here.  Now, on to this week's top stories. What's going on at Compass The real-estate brokerage Compass is in a tricky position. It's worth a fraction of its IPO valuation, it's never turned a profit, and employees say the former centerpiece of the business — its vaunted tech tools for agents — is falling apart. We spoke with four former employees who said the company's efforts to establish itself as one of the leading players in the multibillion-dollar proptech industry have been dashed. Here's what Compass insiders told us. Inside the life of a Twitter ghostwriter Twitter is Silicon Valley's hottest and most important social club. To get in on the next big deal, investors must establish their credibility and appeal to startup founders. That's where ghostwriters come in. One ghostwriter who spoke with Insider is tasked with crafting tweets for top VCs, aiming with each quip to make the investor look good — all in 280 characters or less. The job takes him just five hours a week, and last year he raked in $200,000.  Read his story here. Is it time for Mark Zuckerberg to step down? Senior correspondent Linette Lopez thinks so — and she thinks it's the only way for him to save his empire. In her latest analysis, Linette writes that Zuckerberg should let someone else manage Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, and then use his wealth and venture-capital connections to launch a startup that can build out his vision of the metaverse. She explains why in her analysis.  Also read: Meta's 'desperate' metaverse push to build features like avatar legs has Wall Street questioning the company's future Miami homes are getting a fresh new look Gone are the days of simple white-on-white decor in Miami homes.  Wealthy residents from New York and California moved to southern Florida in droves during the pandemic — and changed the Magic City's aesthetic, according to Ray and Eilyn Jimenez, two of the top interior designers in Miami.  How newcomers have changed Miami's feel. This week's quote: "I was a total tomboy. I couldn't understand why I was born a girl. What the hell is going on? I want to carry a knife! I want to be lighting fires with a flint and steel! I want to be a pioneer!"  "Mountain Girl" Carolyn Adams, Jerry Garcia's widow, in an interview with Insider. Read her account of what the age of free love was really like. 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French vs Italian roast: do you know the difference?

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Are you a dark roast coffee fan?

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It can feel uncool to admit these days, in the era of trendy light roast single origins, but sometimes I just want a bold and full-bodied coffee with classic flavors of bittersweet chocolate and toasted nuts. Especially if I'm preparing a latte or other milk-based drink.

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If you feel the same way, then it's important to know your dark roasts. They aren't all created equal. Depending on the final roast temperature, you'll find dark roasts with different flavor profiles that are better suited for particular brewing methods.

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Case in point, French and Italian roasts (aka: dark and darker). Learn about what differentiates these two roasts and how to best enjoy them in this article on...

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​The Difference Between French and Italian Roast Coffee​

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