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ai has reached a point where I don’t believe it’s an excuse for anyone at a small company to say “I can’t do that, I don’t code”.
CTO, CSO etc it doesn’t matter, right now no person should be above prompting. All hands on deck.
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paging all devs of farcaster... has anybody been able to get to the bottom of this error?
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software engineers, what’s your dev setup going into 2026?
I am hearing lots of hyperbole.
yes, I know you can run agents while you sleep. but every time you let the ai lead, you lose control which is only regained by thorough verification.
I build incrementally with ai, verifying output in lock-step to keep the s...
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Day 53:
great listen: reason.com/podcast/2025...
we’ve had privacy by default since genesis. Only recently has the word been dirtied by those arguing for more government intervention.
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Day 49:
reimbursing gas sponsors in erc20 tokens is under utilized in crypto apps today.
normalize having not needing eth in your wallet. encourage more apps/wallets to use 7702.
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Day 48:
r,s,v
if you haven't been burned by the 'v' value at least once in your crypto career you're not signing enough txs
Day 47:
I once had a colleague early in my career tell me that no problem in our field is unsolvable. The truly hard problems live in research. He also said he’d never faced a problem he couldn’t solve, because when in doubt, he could always reduce it to a state machine. That stuck with me. Fearless debugging is what
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Day 47:
I once had a colleague early in my career tell me that no problem in our field is unsolvable. The truly hard problems live in research. He also said he’d never faced a problem he couldn’t solve, because when in doubt, he could always reduce it to a state machine. That stuck with me. Fearless debugging is what ...
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Day 46:
when in doubt, crack open ethereum magicians
eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7821
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