The most important skill to build great stuff using llms is patience

KYC is responsible for the largest, and most dangerous data breaches. The solution is simple though: cryptographic attestations (ZK or FHE based). But that isnt enough currently as regulation forces you to actually have the user data for compliance.. Something needs to change

Fam we might be cooked

Cure protocol was the best project (absolutely unbiased opinion of course I wasn't in the team at all wdym)

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Folks working 996, how do you find time to workout AND sleep 8 hours?

Another rule of thumb for my fellow interns: don't send a PR at 8 PM right before shutting down your computer. There's an 80% chance you'll miss something stupid. Instead, get a good night’s sleep and do a final review the next morning. Done is better than perfect, but correct

had a fun time working with Elson Liu for this article!!

Tornado cash - gone Samourai - gone Monero - in the middle of a 51% attack There's nothing left to use if you want privacy Great job team. Yay number go up

Want to know how a production-level DeFi protocol works? Start here. There are a couple typos in the articles but outside of that, the clarity and depth is unmatched rareskills.io/uniswap-v2-book

I ended up deactivating Cursor Tab. It's doing pretty well for generic CRUD apps but is more annoying than helpful as soon as you work on complex stuff. Vibe coding is not replacing software engineering anytime soon

The people who've lived under socialism will risk barbed wire, bullets, and oceans to escape it. Meanwhile, the loudest advocates for socialism live in capitalist nations, sipping Starbucks, tweeting from iPhones, and whining about “late-stage capitalism” while enjoying its

There is just so much stuff to learn, rust, smart contracts, full stack, agentic coding workflows The hardest part is maybe not even to actually learn but to choose what to focus on without getting caught up in hard fomo

Decentralized applications aren’t always decentralized. Even when running on Ethereum, protocol governance power can be concentrated in a single individual’s hands. Actually, a poorly managed smart contract protocol is far more centralized and dangerous for end users than any