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Mike Riggs

  • Editor, Roots of Progress Institute
North Carolina
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Editing at @rootsofprogress. Heavily invested in tomorrow being better than today.
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The date string that invented $725 in a synthetic margin report

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By Mike Riggs
| DEV Community
This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Clear the Lineup, powered by Sentry. Project Overview I built LeakLens Control Room to keep AI away from the financial math. Python calculates every dollar. The optional model explains the evidence. A human decides whether to act. LeakLens is a live, functional restaurant margin-review application built with Python, SQLite, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It uses synthetic data in the public demo.
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See the Blades That Carried Boitano to Gold in the ‘Battle of the Brians’ in the 1988 Olympics

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By Mike Riggs
| Smithsonian Magazine Verified
The American’s fabled rivalry with Canadian Brian Orser reached its pinnacle in Calgary on these skates, now part of the Smithsonian collection On February 20, 1988, millions of people huddled around their televisions to watch the men’s figure skating finals at the Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta.
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How an American Merchant, a French Official and a Pioneering Chemist Smuggled Much-Needed Gunpowder to the Continental Army

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By Mike Riggs
| Smithsonian Magazine Verified
America's 250th Anniversary A Smithsonian magazine special report The trio’s scheming became a crucial element of the fledgling nation’s success in the Revolutionary War Shortly after taking command of the Continental Army in July 1775, General George Washington ordered an accounting of the patriots’ gunpowder stores.
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