Anshu Jalan
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@AJ_Jalan
Blockchain engineering @Nethermind | Lately, delving into hardware and low-level engineering
What you're watching: a swap on Gnosis mainnet routed through L2 liquidity on Surge. Bridge, swap, settlement, all in a single L1 transaction. ZK proven by @ziskvm surge.wtf
We must fix this with public dashboards that name and shame every team that does this while calling themselves decentralized. We must add social pressure NOW before more bad things happen.
This is why it sucks and AI replacing UI and apps makes no sense The order flow of using the Starbucks app (19 seconds) vs ChatGPT (103 seconds)
Despite Artemis II being a massive success, the U.S. government plans to cut NASA's budget by 23%. Adjusted for inflation, this is the smallest budget since 1961. This leaves over 40 NASA missions at risk of cancellation.
why was there 300m in kelpdao? and why tf was it listed on aave?
96 hours you’re the hottest shit on planet, lines form, companies torch half their staff whose lives depend on you, everyone tweets fire. Then poof. You vanish. Never existed. Those people were doing real, meaningful work. You were just too dumb chasing hype to see it. Empathy is extinct here. It’s all shiny demo bullshit for 10 seconds of clout. That pretty much sumps up this era of tech.
Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.
YouTube now lets users remove Shorts from their feed completely
do you remember all these software engineers who used to fight about variable names? i wonder how they are doing now, did LLMs kill the pedantry?
What you're watching: a swap on Gnosis mainnet routed through L2 liquidity on Surge. Bridge, swap, settlement, all in a single L1 transaction. ZK proven by @ziskvm surge.wtf
NEW: If Waymo gets its way, 2 million workers will be out of work. When Waymo gets a firm hold on a city, wages go down. Some drivers now have to work 12 hours day, 7 days a week just to get by. This isn't inevitable — but Big Tech is spending millions to make you think it is.
Why companies feel the need to redesign their UIs every now and then? Who benefits? - company loses resources on design, implementation and rollout - users get annoyed, need to re-learn how to do things they knew is there a study that a refreshed look helps you acquire users or something?
