Step 1: Call up Twitter employees and say you're Twitter's IT department and ask the employee to visit a page to troubleshoot a connection problem they're having, and that page asks for a username, password, and MFA code
Step 2: With that password, log in to the internal website Twitter employees use to moderate accounts, change jack's account password to "password", log in to twitter.com with username "jack" and password "password" (and repeat for every user you want to login as)
Step 3: Make a tweet saying "send Bitcoin to [address] and I'll send double back"
> As good as robots are getting at deciphering market jargon, even their developers admit they'll never fully replace humans. In the next decade, Sahni said smart machines will significantly enhance the capabilities of human analysts.
While these AI analysts won't "fully" replace humans, it's still pretty realistic for a team of 4 analysts to be replaced by, say, 2 humans and an AI for instance.
If the bots can take some of the grunt work like scraping/data mining, it makes the human analyst's job a bit easier for sure. If they're not one of the lay-offs, that is.
Couple of questions / suggestions:
- Can this be installed on-premise / self-hosted?
- Does it work with multiple repositories?
- Is it customizable? Does it support a yaml file for configuration?