emersonmacro (emerson)

First impression of Uniswap v4: excited - they push things forward once again. Potential concern: fragmented liquidity? Hooks make it easy to customize pools, and singleton makes them significantly cheaper to deploy. Potential counterpoint: hooks make custom pools composable, so liquidity flows instead of fragments

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I’m only halfway through the episode, but a really good, nuanced discussion of the SVB collapse in the latest Moment of Zen podcast. I wasn’t familiar with Byrne previously, but I can already tell I’ll be subscribing to his newsletter. https://overcast.fm/+-YJlasB-Q

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I always find a Balaji podcast episode interesting and thought-provoking, so pretty excited to see he has his own podcast now. Awesome that Vitalik is the first guest. If you’re a fan of either one, it’s worth a listen. https://overcast.fm/+18ismrVA0

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First impression of Uniswap v4: excited - they push things forward once again. Potential concern: fragmented liquidity? Hooks make it easy to customize pools, and singleton makes them significantly cheaper to deploy. Potential counterpoint: hooks make custom pools composable, so liquidity flows instead of fragments

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The first answer was `if <element> in <slice>`, which is valid Python but not valid Go. The second was `if strings.Contains(<slice>, <element>)`. There is a `strings` package that has a `Contains` method, but it's to check if a substring is in the input string.

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So I would suggest a healthy dose of skepticism when asking programming questions to this thing. Wondering what other types of questions I should try. What use cases are you actually getting useful results from?

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Tried asking ChatGPT a programming question, and it gave me two suggestions that seemed plausible but were actually quite wrong. The prompt was `golang check if element in slice` (a slice is basically an array).

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