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Codex using javascript operators I have literally never encountered in almost a decade of using this language.

@gakonst Been playing around with github.com/RhysSullivan/e… And like it a lot so far. Early stage but @RhysSullivan is clearly onto something here and has lots of cool stuff in the works

is openai's toolsearch the best api for tool call registries now? or other approaches people like more?

@MichaelArnaldi @AnthropicAI Would highly recommend. I write a lot of effect code and it performs much better (even outside last 2 days). Would recommend using high reasoning (extra high is overkill) most of the time to see how you like it

At least confirmed by 3 people in my close circle, all reporting the same at the same time. This can't keep happening with @AnthropicAI models, thinking of switching to GPT

Opus got at least 30% dumber over the past two days

@schickling Would love to see this

As the local-first podcast is currently on pause I am thinking of starting a podcast on software factories if there's enough interest. 👀

@dillon_mulroy I need this in my life

what if

@harrysolovay Very cool been loving these posts. Will def be checking this out at some point

Liminal is nascent. There is a lot of work to be done before a first major release. But incase you're curious, you can follow along here... github.com/harrysolovay/l…

Liminal is a way of thinking about programs: Conversations shadow execution scopes. The program itself can be seen as a conversation––potentially a hierarchy of conversations. Conversations can branch, merge, and send and receive messages.

@kitlangton All thanks to your videos king 👑

More and more people are saying this.

@Cheguevoblin Definitely focus on learning one well for at least 1-3 months. By learning one well thoroughly to start, the transfer learning when picking up new language later is much easier. It’s a bit of conceptual overload if you just hop between languages at the beginning.

@yacineMTB If you had to summarize the main improvements this switch made for your workflow, what would they be? Been thinking about this for awhile but always thought it would be a big learning curve

i cannot believe i got nvim set up to be better than vscode, 30 minutes, in bed, yesterday night. this is so much better that i'm genuinely embarrassed i used to use vscode

@RedactedSicario @defidave 👀

Join us tomorrow for DINNERO, 6PM-9PM in Santa Monica CA. Hosted by our own @defidave👁️ lu.ma/ry2h8i5s

@JonGalt14 Try bebop.xyz Not sure how long tail you’re talking but they support selling a set of tokens for a single token

I've got a long tail of a few dozen tokens in my wallet. Is there some easy way to sweep them all into one single token? (Trying to avoid doing it one by one.)

@SIG_E_CAPS Lfg

@_TBIQ_ It is live 🫡

@iamllanero @Rabby_io Oh I hadn’t used it so was just asking. But yea as a dev that’s a deal breaker. But for personal use might check it out

@_TBIQ_ @Rabby_io Rabby doesn't connect to test nets. Unless it does now?!

The new @Rabby_io update is so good. The pre-transaction information is excellent. It's been my main wallet for months and I haven't come across any problems. IMO, there's no reason to use Metamask (other than for test nets).

@_bout3fiddy_ @0x94305 @0xdoug For point 1 here, not quite understanding what the downside of using a pool contract as an inventory contract is. Would you mind providing some more detail on that?

@0x94305 @0xdoug 1. Well cex dex arbitrageurs usually keep funds in an inventory contract. This would mean keeping it in a pool contract. That might be okay for some but not many. 2. For cex dex arbitrage, gas is not a concern: all arbitrageurs pay the same and competition is levelled.

1/ You used to know as Crocswap. Now we're @ambient_finance and live on Ethereum (more chains soon) A quick intro to what we've built and where we're going... ambient.finance

@zrowgz @PatrickAlphaC Agreed. The other thing that’s nearly as bad is the lack of useful apps with sustainable business models

@PatrickAlphaC I’d definitely say UX because the worst UX is losing all your money to an exploit. So bugs and exploits within bad UX. Also, private keys are challenging for most people to grok as there isn’t a customer support line to call when they mess up

What do people think are the top issues with DeFi right now?

@ViktorDefi @0xAlunara Also if you’re a front end / backend engineer looking to make this change yourself I’m currently hiring both kinds over at @hourglasshq 🫡

@ViktorDefi @0xAlunara Worked my 9-5 plus a crypto job on the side for a year before hopping in full time. Been full time almost 6 months and very happy with it. I’m fully remote, get to work on really interesting technical problems, and get to work with really fun and interesting people

For those who quit their 9-5 jobs to go all-into crypto, how's the experience been? Share below, it might inspire someone.

@TheRogueItachi It’s criminal that this tweet was up for a whole hour and I was the first one to like it

I never understood why all olive oil is extra virgin. Like if I want regular olive oil do I have to fuck it?