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James Hancock (👩🚀)
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James Hancock (👩🚀)
@JHancock
Fire Gaming Previously @ethereum: AllCoreDevs, Hard Fork Coordinator and, EIP-1559.
Beigetreten Kasım 2007
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People constantly ask me how to be in better shape and I think these are the most important things
1) reduce your alcohol consumption by at least 90% and if you do drink stick to concentrated cocktails with low sugar or hard alcohols. Avoid beer at all costs
2) stop eating processed nonsense (mostly applies to westernoids)
3) reduce your sugar intake as much as possible
4) walk whenever and wherever you can
5) focus on lower body exercises, abs are cool but strong legs and back are much more important
6) drink a lot of water
7) start doing yoga or at least stretching
8) physically strain your body at least 20 minutes per day 5 days a week. Jason Statham has a great quote
“Your body is like a piece of dynamite, tap it all day with a pencil and nothing happens, but hit it with a hammer and BANG”
20 hard minutes in the gym is better than an hour of meandering
Push yourself to the point of throwing up when you’re first starting out. How badly do you want it?
9) sauna every day that’s physically possible. 15 minutes of sauna exposure has been scientifically shown to reduce the risk of heart diseases and anecdotally has many other benefits
10) be social. Interaction with others ignites the competitive fire that all humans inherently carry
11) creatine
Glhf
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This filter is not, and would never be possible, on Penumbra
Arkham@arkham
ANNOUNCING THE TOP HOLDERS FILTER You can now automatically filter by specific top holder addresses on token pages. Click any top holder on a token page to show only that entity/address’ transactions in the transaction log on that page.
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EF values / goals:
Rollups, please proceed to Stage 2
l2beat.com/scaling/summary
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@notnotstorm @jconorgrogan @RhizoNymph Yes, storage is real cheap and all you need is one person seeding a torrent.
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@jconorgrogan @RhizoNymph all it takes is one honest person left on earth. I'm optimistic with those odds
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amazing news. ethereum is about to lower the storage burden of nodes by 80%, via expiring history
this will switch from the dark blue line to the light blue line in this chart
this will free up many years of runway for state growth
Marek Moraczyński@M25Marek
History-expiry update: More than 80% of Ethereum full node disk space is occupied by history, so data not needed to validate new blocks. With the latest 1.31.* releases, @nethermind is fully ready to drop pre-merge history via ERA files. Dropping history requires cross-client consensus, and all teams have agreed to remove pre-merge history from full nodes on 1st May. History expiry is desired for further scaling. Once activated, your full node will require ~320 GB of pre-merge blocks and receipts history. A full Nethermind execution node without dropping pre-merge history today takes around 700 GB. If we drop all blocks and all receipts and keep only what is needed to verify the latest block, it would be less than 200 GB for full node. Nethermind team keeps working on history expiry (portal-network integration, rolling history expiry, ERA files, EIP-7801). Node without pre-merge history 👇
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truly, never EVER thought i'd see the day where an EF ED talks about such things in such direct terms on the heels of a sea change announcement from the President of the United States
LFG!!!
Tomasz K. Stańczak@tkstanczak
Because of the reserves announcement now is the time - a short window of opportunity for everyone who builds large stable DeFi, institutional custody solutions, institutional staking, stablecoins, institutional wallets to present how mature, how secure, and how broadly integrated in global finance Ethereum ecosystem is. I cannot promise it would be delivered by the EF quickly enough, I am not sure if Etherealize is already fully operational to execute this within hours - so please go and do not wait for us. We will look how to improve it with EF but Ethereum is a sum of all great builders and it handles really high institutional stakes. @Anchorage @aave @21shares_us @BitGo @CoinSharesUS @MorphoLabs @Etherealize_io @EtherFi @LidoFinance @twinstake_io @FigmentCapital @base @arbitrum @Optimism @Starknet @Consensys @zksync @Uniswap @1inch @nethermind (I am writing from memory, please add and highlight more - also let us talk more)
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@smsunarto Does that mean you are always up, or that you’ll have to lose everything?
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people are often shocked when i told them i've never bought crypto with fiat
i got into crypto as a broke middle schooler (cant even kyc) and got my 1st eth sybiling Consensys MBA-led crapware called TruSet
my cost basis is 0
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Tomasz is next level.
Wise and experienced, gets nuances, can build and lead effective and large teams, works harder than anyone else.
Looking forward to working with him, @hwwonx, @dannyryan in their next chapter and in accelerating Ethereum.
Tomasz K. Stańczak@tkstanczak
I was asked and accepted to be a co-Executive Director (alongside Hsiao Wei) of Ethereum Foundation. Officially starting around 17th of March (pending paperwork). Please reach out via Telegram to @tkstanczak if you think we should talk / prefer async but a call also works calendly.com/tkstanczak/com… Looking forward to making Ethereum stronger than ever and supporting you all to succeed.
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@dcinvestor @buffetlunches There is great Thai food on Yongkang street
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@buffetlunches had the opportunity to travel to Singapore and Bangkok over the past year
amazing food...damn, now i want some Thai food...
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i'm gonna be spending a lot of time in east Asia over the next couple of years (mostly in Taipei)
looking forward to changing things up and gaining some new perspectives
(and eating a lot of S-tier dumplings, noodles, and sushi you can't find in the US)
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@dcinvestor Taipei is amazing I lived there for over a year and loved it.
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aren't based rollups just centralized sequencers given the proposers need to pick a gateway? decentralizing the gateway is the same as decentralizing the sequencer. something feels off to me.
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This is why I always maintain that in crypto returning dividend >>> buyback and burn
Returning dividend to a token makes the token valuable, whereas buyback and burn doesn't
𝐃𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐫𝐲 (𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲.𝐢𝐨)@BackTheBunny
crypto founders: if your token has no reason to be worth anything without a buyback, it's not worth anything with a buyback, either. reduce the quantity of a valuable thing = make it more valuable. stocks are already valuable without a buyback. if you induce scarcity (buybacks), it makes them more valuable by virtue of they're being less of them! reduce the quantity of a valueless thing = incinerate money, and then be confused why "price discovery" isn't happening. if you reduce the quantity of a worthless thing, you.... reduced the quantity? cool! now there's less of something that wasn't valuable to begin with. circular reasoning: the token is valuable because sometimes we will reduce the supply of the token. there is absolutely zero reason for this instrument to be worth anything. DeFi thinks this counts as returning capital, like a stock buyback does. it's utterly inane and disconnected from reality. it behooves no one to keep acting like this emperor is wearing clothes. there is no such thing as 'price discovery' for a memecoin. this goes for memecoins wearing fancy suits (governance tokens) too. a dog is not a horse because they both have four legs. a bagel is not a tire because they're both round. and a valueless voting (suggestion) token is not equity because... it kind of looks like a stock if you squint and delude yourself. Build For Weight, and end these completely inapplicable equity abstractions @BuildForWeight
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