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World’s 19,125,869th most annoying reply guy

Katılım Şubat 2019
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@alexkehr @henryksarat @tian_zhi_chen It is the most profitable company per employee in history. You’re just a retard who doesn’t research And tether is top 10 as well, for almost a decade now Crypto has verifiably broken records in financial systems
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Alex Kehr@alexkehr·
@henryksarat @tian_zhi_chen proves my point. not a breakout if it’s not known outside the crypto people world. also, it wasn’t VC backed
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Alex Kehr@alexkehr·
it’s pretty wild that VCs poured billions into web3 and the category didn’t produce one breakout company
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@0x_Abdul stink bids. that's not a word i heard in a long time
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Abdul@0x_Abdul·
somebody on binance spot has stink bids in size on MEGA at $0.05
Abdul tweet media
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@RexhaRexhaRexha this nigga was pushing real estate on idiots for the last 5 years since AFTER the covid boom
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Rexha 🐸@RexhaRexhaRexha·
Graham Stephan reveals why he is SELLING ALL OF HIS REAL ESTATE "My properties in Los Angeles do not make a lot of money" "Most people have this idea of these multimillion dollar plots of land by the beach that just collect massive checks every month, but in reality, the truth couldn't be further from that" "Once you account for property taxes, insurance, repairs, maintenance, property management expenses, city registration fees, & other miscellaneous costs, my total cash flow works out to be 4-5% ... that's it ... for the time, risk and headaches it is just not worth it..." "You know what else pays 4-5%? Risk free treasuries, Municipal Bonds, Savings accounts, Money Market funds, and with those I'm not subject to endless restrictions, phone calls, emails, and constant negotiations"
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@Xeratricky It creates for more complex wave management. Pushing hardcore and killing minions asap is not the right move all the time. In fact, most of the time focusing on denies and not massacring enemy minions is much better. Dota also punishes constant wave pushing.
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Xera@Xeratricky·
Been talking about this since it got introduced. It's an interesting mechanic I guess since it's the first time I've experienced it in a MOBA but it just feels so wrong? If you manage to have a stacked wave pushing into the enemy tower, you're actually at a disadvantage since the enemy has multiple 14% missing HP heals on top of the flat I think 150 HP heal that scales throughout the game. It just feels weird to be punished for pushing my minion wave to the enemy
Lefaa@LefaaWR

Remove heal minions from enemy troopers. in what world is fighting someone with 3 waves beneficial to the enemy cus he can just ignore you and heal back to full hp off the healer troops. Also makes laning low skill and forgiving

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The One@TheOne19125869·
@0xfoobar No youre just wrong, this is some trash postslop Everyone and their mother who is using multiple agents for the same codebase can tell you git sucks
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foobar/@0xfoobar·
We should make a database specialized for code, with staging and merging and syncing built for 1000s of parallel coders It's called git PR review is a bottleneck bc review is important, you can already insta-merge everything to main if you so desire, postgres doesn't solve this
Sam Hogan 🇺🇸@samhogan

What if a codebase was actually stored in Postgres and agents directly modified files by reading/writing to the DB? Code velocity has increased 3-5x. This will undoubtedly continue. PR review has already become a bottleneck for high output teams. Codebase checked-out on filesystem seems like a terrible primitive when you have 10-100-1000 agents writing code. Code is now high velocity data and should be modeled at such. Bare minimum, we need write-level atomicity and better coordination across agents, better synchronization primitives for subscribing to codebase state changes and real-time time file-level code lint/fmt/review. The current ~20 year old paradigm of git checkout/branch/push/pr/review/rebase ended Jan 2026. We need an entirely new foundational system for writing code if we’re really going to keep pace with scale laws.

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The One@TheOne19125869·
@DonAlt The European who is not obsessed with Trump suffers from TDS
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DonAlt@DonAlt·
The economy President nuked the economy The no war President started a war in the Middle East The drain the swamp President promotes corruption The crypto President launched rugs The release the Epstein files President is in them The cheap oil President made oil moon Alright...
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Dacian
Dacian@DevDacian·
VC-funded web3sec AIs don't share their audit reports/vuln data. But they leech everyone's data from @SoloditOfficial, drinking from it like a thirsty mouth in the desert. Why should @Cyfrin continue to effectively subsidize their data collection when they share nothing?
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@hasufl Lido isn’t a holder and effectively has zero control over the ETH relative to any of these entities Otherwise we should also mention the staking contract, WETH, and aave Rare retarded tweet from you
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Coop⏱️@coopernicus01·
I beg you to give up on your old dead bags this cycle. If they haven’t been successful in 4+ years it’s unlikely for them to start now. Even if the founders are still working hard, they simply can’t compete for the best talent. They’ve given away a lot of equity and tokens, which is the main tool they have to attract the best talent in the world. Startups are structured to have a short amount of time to find success. 5 year old startups should have clear product market fit and a path to sustainable revenue. The best people need to want to work there because of their talent density and product momentum. If you see anything else, it’s not a good sign. And just because you’re down a lot does not mean it will ever recover. This has to be one of the hardest things to do, cutting ties with something you may have put a lot of your time into but you have to do it.
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@thebensams @KhanAbbas201 Amazing how people still pretend we are selling apes and slurp juices still Literal life savings are going into crypto, stablecoins through the roof, and idiots still insist on “le break things and go fast xD” How tone deaf and oblivious can these people be?
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Benjamin Samuels
Benjamin Samuels@thebensams·
@KhanAbbas201 Rate limits, TVL caps, good development practices can enable you to safely experiment with no audit. Much to the chagrin of my sales guy, ive told tons of clients that they dont need an audit when they have their ducks in a row. Yearn is a great example of how to do this
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Abbas Khan ⟠@KhanAbbas201·
One of the biggest reasons why it's hard to experiment in crypto is security audits and their costs. I've spoken to more than 10 teams in the last month who are all currently ready to launch on mainnet, but are held back by audits and their insane cost. A basic audit can cost up to 50k for a small codebase, which makes it hard for bootstrapped projects to launch and explore if they should even be spending their time on this. The industry did a terrible job of overpricing security audits and it has strongly held the space back.
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@windhustler @ethereumfndn Amazing, let’s play the same game as 2024 and 2025 where uniswap/etc funds would subsidize only for the lowest priced audits which caused literal shit tier quality and race to the bottom let’s only support small inexperienced researchers, after all we are retarded in crypto
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GiuseppeDeLaZara@windhustler·
Let's see if the @ethereumfndn puts its money where its mouth is. TheDAO Security Fund (over $220M) will have a chance to support smaller security firms that don't charge $50k for a smaller audit. If 99% of this money goes again to the same 10 branded security firms, then this is just good old yapping.
Abbas Khan ⟠@KhanAbbas201

One of the biggest reasons why it's hard to experiment in crypto is security audits and their costs. I've spoken to more than 10 teams in the last month who are all currently ready to launch on mainnet, but are held back by audits and their insane cost. A basic audit can cost up to 50k for a small codebase, which makes it hard for bootstrapped projects to launch and explore if they should even be spending their time on this. The industry did a terrible job of overpricing security audits and it has strongly held the space back.

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The One@TheOne19125869·
@TrustlessState The fucking audacity to “mhuuum ihihiueheheuu tyrant eks deeee xDDD” for some Elon bucks against someone who relentlessly pursues cypher punk ideals amidst “muh price” good fucking lord we are in the trenches of bear hell
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@TrustlessState No its retarded, the EF is unfathomably different from what it was just 1 year ago Vitalik is a symbol that’s easy to hate as a scapegoat, which is the one thing you are half right on that he is the fucking GOAT still building, leading, and charging this fuckwit clown industry
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David Hoffman
David Hoffman@TrustlessState·
underrated take from john many such cases
johnsterlacci@sterlacci

ethereum's L2 strategy ends the same way it began with a tweet from vitalik vitalik is the benevolent dictator of ethereum, and that is a good thing. the manufactured structurelessness has done nothing disempower the community and empower value extractors. this hari seldon approach to leadership doesn't work when the opportunity costs are so high and the enemies are at the gates. ethereum needs a CEO.

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The One@TheOne19125869·
It really is a wonder that everyone obsessed with crypto still isn’t used to price fluctuations If you can’t handle -30% daily wicks you won’t get +50% daily Though it really feels that 2020 and before are barely 10% of ct anymore
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The One@TheOne19125869·
I think salami wanted to absolutely murder ETH and hit it with the worst shorting which worked down to here but not below 2 And his omegaleveraged position blew up So he left with that first cringe post and then posted something fake nice But he got canned
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Jeffrey Scholz
Jeffrey Scholz@Jeyffre·
@0xMSF14 Junior roles are gone. Nobody is going to pay you to mentor you. The software world doesn't work like that anymore. Someone is getting free hands-on mentorship they can put on their resume. Pretty fair.
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The One@TheOne19125869·
@_tolks this is my counterparty
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tolks@_tolks·
so like, what is the bull case for ETH now? what hopium do ETH bulls smoke? the asset is worth ~275 billion dollars & the founder just came out and said the bull case, direction, north star of the past half decade to make all the time, energy & capital expended was wrong & that vision is worthless? what now?
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❥ hazel ︻デ═一
❥ hazel ︻デ═一@BluebriarArts·
Crazy how the belly button is an orfice in the body that produces lint for no discernible reason and nobody really questions this
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based16z@based16z·
a lotta yall still dont get it ape holders can use multiple slurp juices on a single ape so if you have 1 astro ape and 3 slurp juices you can create 3 new apes
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