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Cultivating curiosity for software developers
@monteluna
A while ago I remember telling my friends when Biden was attacking the crypto space that growing up in high school, you saw kids that were druggies and punk rockers, and you saw them as the anti-establishment "cool" kids. Parents hated them. Administrators wanted them gone. Meanwhile the nerds were mostly seen as losers and ignored.
I believe socially, people who are programmers, crypto, and AI users in the next 10 years are going to be enemies of the state.
When Mistral open sourced via torrent, I was the first to download it. I specifically told my friends:
"You're going to live in a world where black market unregulated AIs, are going to be traded via crypto on the dark web. You're thinking I'm just a nerd, but you're already seeing how the state is trying to deputize and control people who know how to program in Python."
My predictions are slowly coming true.
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@v1rtl.eth
Omnipin v3 is out, with tons of new features, bug fixes and upgrades!
- new `omnipin bridge` and `omnipin deposit` commands. top-up your Filecoin (and others) spending quota straight from the CLI, without doing any extra clicks. Bridging works with all major EVM chains, both L1 and L2.
- 3 new IPFS providers, first 2 with upload support: ipfs.ninja, Fula and AIOZ.
- new `omnipin unpin` command.
- Filecoin Warm Storage v1.3 support
- Storacha provider removed
- multiple bug-fixes and code coverage improvements
- Doc website is now deployed on Swarm
Try out via `bunx omnipin@3`
Thread below with all features showcased 👇
Read more: https://omnipin.eth.link
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@monteluna
In 2013-2014 I worked on a major bioinformatics project at Dana-Farber. Throughout those 2 years, we rolled a mix of angularJS, Java, and R. I wrote a total of 147K LOC. All of it was hand coded, and all you had was an IDE and stack overflow. Back then I was using Brackets as my main IDE as well.
The past week with my new client, I rolled 70K LOC. Mix of Zed, claude, and nicotine.
Yes, I am aware that LOC doesn't measure quality, but I am making the point that this industry has definitely made a radical shift.
The problems are still there of course and it still takes skill to make products people use, but you just discover them faster. Way faster.
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@cartesi
If you're building on Cartesi or just exploring, the docs are one of the best places to start: quickstarts, deep dives on Rollups, the Cartesi Machine, and fraud proofs.
Everything you need to go from idea to shipping using mainstream tools.
Dive in: https://docs.cartesi.io/
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@monteluna
I asked it 2 deep questions about Server Side Rendering, React State, and Atoms and to explain how things work under the hood, and asked it to do a refactor to cookie based auth.
I guess I cannot afford to be a software engineer anymore.
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