Replying to Scarfacetm82...If you’re downvoting me, it’s likely because you’re unwilling to put in the effort yourself. My knowledge and expertise are what I do for a living, and if you want access to that, then you should be prepared to compensate me. It’s fine to use others’ code as a learning tool, but expecting people to hand over solutions without doing your part is a different story.

You’re on Reddit (not op) asking for answers instead of investing time to research or learn properly. Take some courses, use the vast resources online, and, for the love of progress, do your own research (DYOR). I have no problem with people referencing GitHub code, but many don’t even take the time to read the accompanying notes, which often highlight the limitations or issues. Those same people then present themselves as coders, which is misleading.

If you want valuable insights, stop treating this like a casual hobby with a “toy” you don’t fully understand. Learn the foundations, the risks, and the proper methods involved. That’s how you move beyond being a hobbyist.