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BREAKING: Polygon to become U.S. regulated payments platform We’re acquiring Coinme and Sequence to move all money onchain. → Regulated money movement in 48 states → Fiat on/off ramps → 50,000 fiat-to-crypto locations in the U.S. → Easy onboarding with wallet infra → 1-click crypto transactions across chains All vertically integrated in the Polygon Open Money Stack.

@kosemani1 @dillon_mulroy The delete is the secret sauce of this implantation every access through get or set the item is deleted and readded to the Map so that it is on the top of the stack. The oldest item will always be on the bottom.

@dillon_mulroy No need to delete every time you set. .set would override the present value. It’s redundant

i get so much use out of this snippet so i am once again sharing that it takes almost no code to make a simple LRU cache w/ JS maps

@FitFounder Simple human trash can with the bag refills that store on the back of the can. Strange that this is my number one household gadget but it’s made emptying and resetting a new bag so much easier that it feels like a life hack whenever I use it.

What are some purchases under $300 that will instantly change your life?

@rob_siglio We were close to purchasing our first home in the fall but as listings dried up heading into Christmas season we decided to pause and wait for the 2025 market to heat back up again. The plan was to buy in the next few months but looming political uncertainty caused us to rethink

📉 February home sales just hit their lowest level in over 16 years. Showings & offers? Flat. Is this just a slow start—or a sign of what’s coming? 📊 Watch now & let me know what you think! #TORE

@JonFlynnREstats @MatBabiak TA is largely a self fullfilling prophecy and only works if other traders (in this case home buyers) are also using TA signals to decide when to buy or sell houses. But I would say homes are traded more on fundamentals like interest rates, rental prices, or external factors

@MatBabiak Says who, do you have a rule book?

October's national average sale price came close to a break-out to the upside but was met with resistance. Do you think November will breakthrough or will the winter months bring downside pressures? Seasonality and government manipulation will also play a role in this.

@ronmortgageguy So what does this mean for the cohort of precon buyers who purchased over the last four years, many paying between $1300-1600/sqft for shoeboxes. Each unit is underwater $100-200k, that’s a lot of capital up in smoke and a lot of investors that wont be reinvesting in new units.

The Story Of Big City Condos: Wrong Size At The Wrong Price Hindsight is 20/20 but surely some smart people could have said 10 years ago: Who the hell is going to buy these tiny Condos to live in themselves? Sure, for years 75% of Dog Crate Condo purchases were Rentals 2/

@JustinTrudeau Say you wanted to enter the market and purchase a modest 1 bedroom condo in Toronto for $600k. You put 120k down payment (20%) with a mortgage rate of 5%. At 25 vs 30 year amortization you would pay $2800 vs $2570 saving $230/mo but pay an extra $85k interest

If you have a longer-term mortgage, you can make smaller payments to start. That means you can buy your first home sooner. Starting August 1, more first-time homebuyers will have that option.

Great thread on the enshittification of Amazon . Either through over automation or willful blindness they allow counterfeit and knock off products to occupy the same space and compete with legitimate products with no recourse. Ridge Wallet

@danielfoch @Urbanation @cibc Im surprised this isn't at 100%. Show me the math of how any newly completed condo can cash flow. Is the answer put down a 50%+ downpayment?

Large increase in cash flow negative condos ⁦@Urbanation⁩ & ⁦@cibc⁩

It has been a while since I’ve had a car but during a recent trip in Ireland I rented a Renault Austral Hybrid. Filled the 50 litre tank for €88 ($130 CAD) then drove 1000km all over the island with about 100km left in the tank when I returned it. Not bad.

We are publishing our work on generalized calldata compression for Ethereum L2s, alongside an open source library (github.com/0xsequence/czip) for anyone to compress data, thanks to it we can reduce our L2 fees by ~50% Read how we did it 🧵Full write up: sequence.xyz/blog/compressi… – or see storm below 🤙

I wrote a blog post explaining in detail how transient storage (EIP-1153, tload) is likely to break most smart contract wallets, pushing back on Ethereum's AA roadmap hackmd.io/@-_WYFKbvSmip5… This goes beyond the "reentrancy issue", please read 🧵A thread with the key points

@vaibhavchellani Keep busy. Distract yourself with work. Chug a pint of water. If really bad take a lie down until it passes. Ghrelin (hunger hormone) will spike during your normal eating times then subside about an hour after.

When you fast How do you get past the hangry phase without casualties?

@friendtech Feature request: On the Home (Transaction History) screen I would love to have a additional tab for my history — i.e. Just the keys I bought/sold.

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Everyone I speak to is seriously underestimating how big @friendtech is going to get It's a generalized version of OnlyFans and it will be bigger 1/

@pdr420 I took it that they were trying to convey that the two chefs were such perfectionists that they spit the dish out in disgust in themselves

Watching the bear and noticed the characters spit out their food in disgust every time they taste it… do these people even know how to cook?

@pdr420 I had that same thought, sure they are taking some chances to create a new dish but they would have used their experience to know they need to have the right balance of acidity and fats and sugar, and what types of flavors go well together. Surely the dishes were edible.

@Agusx1211 But merging also incurs costs which can outlive the development of the branch. I don’t think we should dismiss the benefit of a clean linear history/the problems rebasing avoids.

merge > rebase and I will die on this hill

@Agusx1211 Where this becomes more of a debate is how to handle long-lived feature branches especially with multiple team team members. DX of rebase is a cost you pay continuously during development.

@Agusx1211 Generally I would say it’s just good housekeeping to rebase your features, squash or interactively reduce commits to a set of distinct features before including. Majority of time work branches are short lived and dx isn’t impacted by having to keep up to date.