Bollish Journey📚

I think $requests is gonna have one of the greatest runs once solid holders and a strong community start forming. Do some research on Requests and look into who’s actually using the library. Then you’ll understand why.

Btw, a ton of major companies, both in crypto and outside of crypto, use the Requests library.

Requests download stats in the last 24 hours ( 52,000,000 - 53,000,000 downloads )

He just said he’s considering different utility approaches for $requests. https://x.com/kennethreitz42/status/2113212320566382748 We’re talking about the guy behind one of the most downloaded Python libraries in the world. Now he’s actually exploring potential utility for the community coin.

Just in case 6ceuPfcE67PLs3Z6CbJpFpqNyAevVocP2zsDkbM1pump For those unfamiliar, @kennethreitz42 is the original creator of Requests, one of the most widely used Python libraries in the world. He started building Requests around 2010–2011, and it completely changed how Python developers interact with websites, APIs, and HTTP services. Before Requests, even making a simple HTTP request in Python was unnecessarily complicated. Kenneth made the whole process much easier. Look at the actual numbers. Requests download stats: • Last recorded day: 52.81 million downloads • Last 7 days: 323.77 million downloads • Last 30 days: 1.29 billion downloads And on GitHub: • 54K+ stars • 10K+ forks • 4M+ repositories depending on Requests, according to its GitHub README. That’s an insane level of adoption for an open-source library. Kenneth contributions don’t stop there either. He also created or worked on projects like Pipenv, httpbin, Records, Maya, and other Python developer tools. He’s been building software for over 15 years. This isn’t someone who suddenly showed up during the AI or memecoin meta. And here’s what I find interesting. A developer with this kind of background is now engaging with a community coin. The person behind Requests has a real track record, and that makes his involvement worth paying attention to. Just sharing what I found. DYOR. Requests Download Statistics: pepy.tech/project/reques… pypistats.org/packages/reque… Requests Official GitHub: github.com/psf/requests Kenneth Reitz Official Website: kennethreitz.org Pipenv: github.com/pypa/pipenv httpbin: github.com/psf/httpbin Requests Documentation: requests.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

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Zookoooo

27 today 🤍 On my last birthday, I remember wanting to become a better person and have the courage to start things I was afraid of. A year later, I’m still working on both. And I have a lot to be thankful for. Thank You, God, for another year of life. For my family, my friends, and the chance to keep learning and trying again. I don’t always know where everything is going, but I’m grateful I can bring that uncertainty to You. A lot has happened over the years. Building communities, closing a chapter with Bollish Academy, starting new things, and spending way too many nights in front of a screen trying to figure something out. Some ideas worked. Others needed another try. I’ve made decisions I’m proud of, and others I’d handle differently today. From my early days in crypto to building The Watchers, I’ve been lucky to meet people who became a real part of my life. People I first knew through a username, a group chat, or a shared trade, and now think of as friends and family. We’ve watched each other grow, go through different seasons, and build lives beyond the things that first brought us together. That means a lot to me. To my friends, thank you for all the years, the random conversations, the laughs, and the time we’ve shared. I’m still learning how to be a better friend too. To listen properly, to check in, and to make time even when I’m caught up in my own world. I know I haven’t always gotten everything right, and I want to keep getting better at showing people that they matter to me. To my family, I love you. I probably don’t say thank you enough for the everyday things. Being there, asking how I’m doing, sharing a meal, celebrating another birthday together. As I get older, I want to appreciate those moments more while I’m in them. I’m also thinking about the little lives I got to care for and had to say goodbye to this year. I still wish we’d had more time. I’m grateful I got to love them, even for a short while. And to everyone here who has supported me, talked to me, shared my work, or helped me improve it, thank you. I care about the communities I’ve built and the people in them. I want to keep making things that are useful, keep being honest about what I know, and keep learning when I get something wrong. At 27, there’s still a lot I want to do. I’m excited to build, learn new things, and finally try some of the things I’ve kept putting off. I also want to take better care of myself, be more present with the people I love, and enjoy the life happening around me. I don’t have everything figured out. But I have another year to grow, people I love, and so much to thank God for. Thank you for being part of my life, whether we know each other in person or through a screen.

It’s basically an attention game until CT starts finding out about Exlipse, the people behind it, and the partners and stakeholders involved in their previous projects. These guys already have experience building real products, so I think they know how to expand Exlipse and take it further from here.

It’s been a while since I last shared a coin here, so I figured I’d share this one just in case it gets some attention later. No need to buy just because I shared it here. Fa7yZLtXLZ5sE77gfjEHodcL4pXHcRWWqqztMy1Lpump

Sokol is like a fucking snake lmao https://x.com/bollish/status/2105577112325533714