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After a long time… GM

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touched grass, stones, trees and everything in between nature 📍worthington state park, nj

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recently finished reading pygmalion by g.b. shaw highly recommend for some who likes a short non-fiction

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rainbow interns is cooking everyday 🧑‍🍳

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does anyone use Linear to track issues here?

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1 month review: > couldn’t focus much on the blockchain concepts because i was working on the launch of tradible > i started using different llms aggressively to review my code thinking style > posted a blog on how farcaster auth works (more to do) how should I measure my typescript progress?

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everyone with a purple verification gives me fomo

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[rebrand special] farcaster authentication system explained: p.s. this only covers when you log in to farcaster using a qr code

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sunday run @ harvard anyone wants to join me for a run on Sunday?

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How is your weekend going? I broke the dev env. Trying to fix it lol

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Learned something interesting today: Git commit ids are sha-1 hashes of the commit object (parent commits, author, committer, timestamp, file tree etc.) → They are 40-character hex string, but for ease of use you see only 7–8 characters Does this mean that all commit IDs generated are unique? → yes, there is a possibility of collision because the output size is fixed and the combination of input is finite. → The number of total possible SHA-1 hashes are 2^160. The chances of 2 commits being the same hash is astronomically small, but hey, there is a chance.

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was trying out gemini voice mode - it suddenly started talking in tamil (my native language) out of nowhere how??

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bye bye warpcast hi hi farcaster

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last week same i pulled this stay tuned for more details

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whats the difference between sense of urgency and impatience? define with an example from your life

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how is your week going?

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starting my day with learning about higher-order functions in cs: > hof does one of the following: takes one or more functions as an argument, returns a function in its result > it's a powerful concept in functional programming allowing for a higher level of abstraction > think how powerful it is to pass around the functions as variables > e.g.: map, reduce, filter

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farcaster sounds cooler than warpcast ngl 😭

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short-term check in: i got lost a bit because we were gearing up to launch but will share to do this incrementally again was able to slowly fix my reading habits though. hope to continue doing it! reading the almanack of naval and pygmalion by g.b. shaw see you in next check in https://warpcast.com/kashyab/0x34e7c9f1

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