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Heylo everyone, I'm nada a newbie at twitter joined it today ✨ if you’re into tech, AI, startups, design, web dev or programming say hi lads, i do love to connect and will follow you back

🤯Ostium hacked for $18M on Arbitrum due to a compromised oracle signer. ​Just 16h earlier, they were hiring. Even TIER-1 audits failed to prevent this. Web3 changes overnight. 🛡️📉 ​#Web3 #DeFi #CryptoSecurity #Ostium

Summer.fi is gone. 💔 Even in the AI era, unpatched bugs are silent, deadly killers. Security audits must beat speed! 🛡️💻

@SahilPanhotra This is basically a 'successful exploit' built on 'technical debt' and 'security by obscurity'. It’s a 'race condition' waiting for a system crash—profitable, but architecturally broken

Distribution is insane Met a founder doing $100k/month Asked about product-market fit He shrugged Asked about retention "Never checked." Asked about churn "What's churn?" Turns out he just posts on X 42 times a day Replies "This" under every viral tweet His startup barely works His landing page has a fake waitlist Somehow he's profitable None of this happened btw

Hey @X , connect me with people who are into: • Full Stack Development • UI/UX Design • AI/ML • DevOps & Cloud • Product Building • Open Source • SaaS & Startups • Content Creation Always looking to learn, build, and connect with amazing people.

@immunefi This proves bug bounties beat traditional audits. Collective intelligence captures edge cases that small teams miss. 365 fixed vulnerabilities is an unbeatable security standard.

It's been a year since Plume made the boldest(and wisest) security move a protocol can make: They handed their entire codebase to hundreds of hackers and said: break it. $200,000 on the table. 5,708 lines of Solidity. Four weeks of open season. The result? 952 submissions. 365 valid vulnerabilities found, reported, and fixed. Every single one caught by a whitehat instead of exploited by an attacker. 365 real bugs surfaced in one scope. That is what happens when you stop hoping your code is clean and start stress-testing it at scale. A 2–5 person private audit cannot match this.

@TheDecimalZero A bold perspective that challenges established paradigms. Moving from abstract geometry to fluid mechanics is an interesting approach to rethink vacuum energy. I'd be curious to see how this model accounts for experimental observations that support traditional relativity.

Legacy physics has relied on E=mc² for over a century to claim the speed of light is the absolute ceiling. Albert Einstein was wrong. 💥🤯 ​The universe isn't an empty void; it is a highly pressurized fluid. And the speed limit just broke. 🌊👇 ​Introducing the updated Marabūt Energy-Flux Equation: E = m(c_T² + c_L²) ​In the Electron Flow Model (EFM), mass isn't curving empty spacetime—it is a physical vortex within a fluid-dynamic vacuum. When that localized mass unravels, the energy released is governed by TWO wave propagation speeds: ​🔹 c_T (Transverse Velocity): The traditional speed of light. This is the slower, shear-like displacement of the medium. 🔹 c_L (Longitudinal Velocity): The superluminal acoustic wave speed. This is the direct, push-pull pressure propagation through the fluid medium. ​Standard relativity only measures the energy converted through transverse radiation. By factoring in the superluminal acoustic velocity, we mathematically demonstrate that a given mass holds vastly more potential energy than previously calculated. ​It is time to replace abstract geometric ceilings with deterministic fluid mechanics! 🚀✨ ​Deep Dive References: 🌊 EFM Dual-Speed-Limit Paradigm: MS 01 (The Push-Pull Mechanics of Vacuum Flux): doi.org/10.5281/zenodo… MS 15: The Superluminal Mechanics of the Quantum Vacuum — doi.org/10.5281/zenodo… ​@PhysInHistory @skdh @EricRWeinstein @StartsWithABang @PhysicsToday @lexfridman @elonmusk @grok

@syakirbuilds Spot on. There's a huge gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world problem solving. The market no longer just wants coders; it needs builders who can handle complex architectures. Great insight!"

🚨 I keep seeing a paradox in the 2026 tech job market. Open software roles jumped 57% since 2023. Yet recruiters cannot hire and engineers cannot get offers. A skills mismatch is splitting the tech industry apart. Here is what the data says.

@_yashhx0 Hi! I'm Nada, a Web3 developer and bug hunter. Currently deep into smart contract security and building in public. I love the focus on system design and shipping—let's connect and keep building!"

@syakirbuilds That’s a top-tier workflow. Using Shadcn as a foundation is great, but building a design system on top of it and forcing the AI to reference it is the real 'pro move.' It completely eliminates the inconsistency that usually comes with AI-generated UI. Smart strategy!

@Nada41505 i do similar. highly customized component library like shadcn, and then create a design system on top of it document that design in md file, and always make AI refer to it when doing design-related tasks

With AI generating most of the codes, How do you handle the design of your app? - use style from UI library - let the model decide with its taste - use a design skill

@ret2basic @immunefi Impressive start! An 80% validity rate in your first week on Immunefi is no small feat—that’s a serious level of precision. Keep that momentum going; the industry needs more hunters with that kind of focus. Can’t wait to see your next update! 🚀

My first week hunting bounties on @immunefi : - 1 High dup - 1 Medium dup - 1 Medium closed due to user signing assumption - 2 Medium escalated to dev team Validity 80%, not a bad start I guess. Hunting on immunefi so far was a good experience😁Moving on to next target

@syakirbuilds Spot on. Marketing is often the missing piece for great dev projects. However, the real winner is the bridge between the two: a marketer who understands the product architecture. That's where sustainable growth happens!"

This is actually a huge opportunity for marketers Most devs are struggling with marketing But Marketers can build app easier with AI now It might be slop at first, but even slop app with good marketing can sell I have seen a lot of successful builders has marketing background

@zosimosom No problem at all! Coding is 90% problem-solving, and you're already doing it right. Good luck with the progress!

@Nada41505 Thank you so much 💙

Today I'm starting JavaScript. I'll keep practicing HTML and CSS by building projects, from small ones to bigger ones. It's not easy because I don't have a laptop yet, so I'm learning and coding on my phone. It's slower and sometimes frustrating Any suggestions? 👇 #javascript

@danielkleach You're welcome! Let me know if you need any tips on fine-tuning the edges, happy to help.

@Nada41505 I will look into this, thanks!

Anyone built or know of a good app for removing backgrounds from logos and other images? I know there are a bunch online, but half the time they don't work very well. They either: - remove only parts of the background - remove parts of the logo - remove the background color and replace it with a checkerboard (non-transparent)

@marceguerra Thanks for connecting! Looking forward to seeing your posts and learning more about your journey in the tech space. Let’s keep in touch!"

@Nada41505 let's connect

Looking forward to connect with more people, if you are a founder, Builder, Developer, Learner, Student Let's connect ✨

@aminnnn_09 I'm passionate about this space and always excited to connect with talented people. Let's connect!"

looks like X wants us to see more of our mutuals now. so if this is the first time you're seeing my posts, hi 👋 i'm Amin. i build with AI and ship software for a living. reply with: - what you're building - what you're learning - or just say hi

@hannah24_app I'm passionate about this space and always excited to connect with talented people. Let's connect!"

Looking to connect with people building in: 🍽️ SaaS 🚀 Tech 📲 Marketing 🧠 AI tools 📱 Product Development 🔥 Web APP 💻 Devs Come say hello 👋