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Katılım Ocak 2021
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@HelloShreyas Earlier only stock options had both mind share with news and wallet share with exchanges.
Now for any news event with enough mind share, prediction markets are bringing in the wallet share.
That's why ICE has taken a big bet on Polymarket.
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My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces):
I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept):
Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow
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everyone became L2
everyone became unification
everyone became token launcher
everyone became institutional defi
everyone became prediction markets
everyone became private txns
everyone became agentic payments
there's no unique vision in crypto
everyone just chasing narratives
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Average indian is completely awol to the global situation right now.
Spoke to my househelp about the situation in gcc right now and how it could impact crude oil and energy in India.
His reponse, "tension mat lo Bangalore mein electricity Tamil Nadu se aata hai"
GG.
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consumer tech in a world of post AI will polarize
they will either push humans towards either of two states of mind:
1) lifemaxing (IRL experiences, human connectivity, health, post digital...)
2) incelmaxing (underclass hypergambling, hyper personalized vice addictions...)
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While we help enterprises adopt AI @gritlabsinit
Personally the best win is getting your parents to adopt it in their daily life.
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At @lossfunk, are hosting a fireside chat with the @AnthropicAI team this week at our office.
Focus will be uncovering their culture!
I’ll be in conversation with @katchu11, discussing what makes them tick and different from other labs!
Register below (online/offline) 👇
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Presenting the 2026 version of cross-chain swaps.
featuring @flashcomputer_
> Buying btc on 3 chains
Yes, this is real.
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Akshay should write more often
Akshay BD@akshaybd
lol nice. it’s 10y btw. on this day 10y, ago… - travis lands in india at 2 am - no visa. immigration plans to deport him on the next flight to nepal. uber still technically banned in india btw. - at 10 am, we’re scheduled to meet the prime minister. - i make an sos call to mr. kant. he says let me see what i can do and hangs up. - few min later, the director of ib calls the airport and orders the plane not to take off without first offboarding travis - but travis isn’t on the plane. where is he? he’s buying time - walking to the plane as slowly as he can. one foot in front of the other. he tells the agent they’d have to handcuff him to make him walk faster. legend. - word finally makes it through the layers of bureaucracy. they escort him back. he’s issued an emergency visa - next day, we make it to the pm mtg on time. i also make travis apologize to kant for keeping him up all night and send me a picture as evidence - in the months after, ride sharing would finally start to get recognition as a legitimate business model good times. thank @amitabhk87 every time you ride in an uber in India.
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Perfectly put, severely disappointed from a much anticipated movie
kaav@kaavyya
i say this with a lot of love and respect for vir das - he should really quit performance arts and pivot to writing books instead. he’s articulate, witty, opinionated, but a terrible actor honestly. he clearly has a way w words, and that tongue in cheek humour that’s best delivered in text. vir my man, i look forward to your substack era. in the meanwhile, i give this film 1.5 stars.
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the core function of a great engineer in 3 years will be specification, architecture, verification.
proper architecting removes 90% of the problems you would get from an agentic workflow. verification removes another 9%.
the remaining is just an assumed stochastic error rate for any agnatically driven engineering process.
to execute on those three functions, I'd say someone who:
- has a STEM background
- understands coordination costs
- understands statistics and systems theory
- is well-versed in epistemology, philosophy of science and formal logic
- and can still do root-level problems by hand
is going to be the killer archetype for running an army of claudes and sub-claudes.
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Your career isn't defined by your talent alone, it's defined by the problems you choose to solve.
I've seen brilliant minds stagnate in roles solving trivial problems, while average performers become legends by tackling challenges that matter. The key is problem selection.
Great minds working on mediocre problems produce mediocre careers. Average minds working on great problems become great professionals.
The mathematician optimizing ad click-through rates vs. the one modeling climate change. The engineer building the 47th social media app vs. the one solving infrastructure at scale. Same skill level, completely different trajectories.
Your problem portfolio compounds over time. Small problems teach you small thinking. Big problems stretch your capabilities and attract big opportunities.
The best career advice I received was "get better at choosing what to work on."
What problems are you solving today? Are they worthy of the next five years of your life?
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Give someone a lot of free time and they start wondering the meaning of life, which quickly precipitates to a full-blown existential crisis.
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top talent! any team would be lucky to have Srijith on their team. We certainly were for an incredible 2.5 years!
Srijith@Srijith_Padmesh
personal update after 2.5 at @reclaimprotocol i'm now actively looking for new roles. Some stats of my 2.5 years at the company: - Led Sales from 0-$1m ARR across both Reclaim and Questbook - Managed $10M+ grants for Questbook working with @arbitrum and @0xPolygon - Made Reclaim the No.1 zktls platform in terms of mindshare and product if you want a high agency operator to sell/ scale your product hit me up. Dms are open. tldr; i can sell anything if it's interesting enough.
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Writing is sensemaking.
So when you delegate writing, you also delegate sensemaking; over a period of time, it makes you feel like you know a lot without actually knowing much.
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