niftesty 🫐
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niftesty 🫐
@niftesty
Full stack developer rebuilding https://t.co/69O8aMLWfD in modern react Ex @Polkadot Curator @PolkadotUX + OSGrants https://t.co/DFL8v6LAZi open for gigs
Berlin, Deutschland Katılım Eylül 2021
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I see. How many of you do this? I’d like to get a sense of how common this is.
Cristian@iamthatcris
the first thing I do when I install @shadcn is to add cursor pointer on the button
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@ericzakariasson In the time you spend 100x the energy in terms of electric energy
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here's me using design mode in cursor for 10 minutes to build out a new page on our website
the starting point is from a one-shot cloud agent that i pulled down locally to iterate. after polish, i send it up to cloud again and let another agent QA it for me so its prod ready
eric zakariasson@ericzakariasson
we're working on something new, and would love to get some early testers to try it out and give feedback! apply using the link below ↓
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@alice_und_bob Just as my software is not your software. That is why it is open source and we can fork it, study it, adapt it.
From decentralised engineer to private accountant.
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@niftesty there is no repo. my accounting process is not your accounting process.
you just tell it what to do and then say: cool now make a skill out of it
and you iterate every quarter
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I save 6 hours of accounting every quarter thanks to this Claude skill
I HATE accounting. Every quarter I had to spend 8 hours on accounting. A full day!
Last year I started building this Claude skill and for the first time this quarter, it did most of the work! It only took me 2 hours to get the job done!
This is how I built the skill:
1. At the center is the macro procedure. How do I get my quarterly accounting done. It lists out all the steps.
2. Subskills take care of downloading, renaming, and uploading invoices.
3. I have MCP connectors to my Google Drive and Gmail. These allow me to fetch most invoices and manipulate my accounting folder
In the first quarter, I "wasted" 8 hours to write down the skeleton. Accounting took double as long.
In the second quarter, I saved ~2 hours and invested 6 more on building the skill.
In the third quarter, I saved ~4 hours and invested 4 more hours.
After one year, I have managed to save 6 hours and did not need to develop the skill any further. We just went along and I said "ah and update your skill with X"
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Too late. We talked bout real chain MCP and llms.txt months ago with @PolkadotUX (discontinued). It took you 4 month shipping that. KPI met
We want MCP for tool calls not for doc reads where more tokens are spend then just browsing well structured MD docs. Let agents query the chain not docs.
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Do you need more ideas to try it out by yourself?
Your AI agents can now query the MCP server themselves.
An agent building on Polkadot can look up exactly what it needs, exactly when it needs it, and keep working.
Use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect your AI tools directly to Polkadot documentation: #connect-via-mcp" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.polkadot.com/ai-resources/#…
Works with Claude & Codex.
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Imagine having a Polkadot expert sitting next to you while you build.
That's what the official Polkadot Documentation MCP (Model Context Protocol) server feels like.
Ask it anything:
How do XCM fees work?
Which OpenGov track does your proposal belong to?
How do I benchmark a custom pallet?
What is the difference between EVM and PolkaVM?
How do I set up a validator node step by step?
How do I register a foreign asset on Asset Hub?
The MCP server delivers explanations of Polkadot-related concepts directly from the official documentation. 🧵
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niftesty 🫐 retweetledi
Alle Geringverdiener, mit oder ohne Migration, werden von den Normalverdienern der GKV gestemmt. Daran müssten sich auch Privatversicherte und Beamte beteiligen, tun es aber nicht. Gerecht wäre nur eine Bürgerversicherung. Jeder zahlt solidarisch, gleiche Qualität für alle.
Alexander Eichholtz@EichholtzAlex
Das ist falsch. Die Belastungen der Migration gehen die Normalverdiener in der GKV nichts an. Reicht, dass sie schon die Hauptbelastung in ihren Wohngegenden und Schulen zahlen. Migration stemmen entweder alle bundesstaatlich, oder wir lassen es und gestehen uns ein, dass wir keinen Platz und kein Geld mehr haben. So einfach ist. Und nein, DIE Reichen, die man ja nur stärker belasten müsste, damit man die Belastungen stemme könnte, gibt es nicht im erforderlichen Umfang.
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@levelsio The scam is capitalism guys. You think you are representative while the largest part of your population suffers. Has no insurance and still think it is the best way of living.
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You think "ah that must be some fringe part of society" right?
But it's even my relatively more right leaning friends from Netherlands
So many people around the age of 25-45 in Europe think like this now!
10 year delay effect of United States stuff but evolved even worse!
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When I meet most Europeans these days I wanna shake them and shout WAKE UPPPPPPP
They're all captivated by the mind virus
My Dutch friend said he's doing great because he has no kids so he's not a "big burden on society" eco wise
My French friend said she avoids flying at all cost to save the environment
WAKE UP!!!!!
Joseph Miclaus@josephmiclaus
@levelsio @sonofatailor I’d say the colors are a bit too positive for the current state of the world.
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Bro, let me tell you. Anyone even with a 5th grade brain can now point GitHub or any code to AI and come up with shit like this. Also, AI wants your attention, so it keeps giving you responses you want to hear.
Wei Tang@sorpaas
Many of the designs in Polkadot Relay as well as JAM lack security discipline. "Cool" engineering features, without considering the security implications. Yes, the system works flawless if there are no bugs. But if a bug is discovered, the damage is catastrophic. System accelerates to destruction. Zero defence-in-depth. No graceful shutdown. In Polkadot consensus, there's even a probabilistic assumption that other PoS chains don't usually make. Yes, and same situation -- once threshold is passed, damage accelerates, rather than being graceful and give defenders time. Yes, both Polkadot Relay and the planned JAM design have those problems. We know people write bugs. We just discovered one in Hyperbridge, three additional in Polkadot SDK, in their core algorithms. So we really need to reconsider all those assumptions they made. Throughput will not be worth it if the risks of security incidents are significantly higher. We'll dedicate some time to address those problems before launching @jarchain.
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@alice_und_bob @D0tSama Had the same. Too many taxes. Too little saved. Got a full time job. Now enjoying my already taxed income. Benefits and most of all continuity. It is lovable if you make it lovable.
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@D0tSama there is no stepping back rn. i have tax debt because of my locked DOT. the only way out is up
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@sorpaas If this is how my DOT goes to zero, I’ll accept it.
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You asked it. You'll get it. Same as Hyperbridge.
There's one security issue we actually already have in the pipeline about Polkadot Relay that we wanted to discuss with the Polkadot community so that it can be prevented before its final deployment.
Instead, we'll not share the issue at all and we'll say nothing about it this time.
We're not obligated to help prevent Polkadot security incidents. And we want to remind you, Full Disclosure and Non Disclosure are both valid vulnerability disclosure procedures.
By the way, I don't use AI on Twitter/X at all.
DotSama 🧲@D0tSama
Well he is adamant about Polkadot, but you can literally make the same case with any chain when you bring AI into the mix. That’s the point I’m trying to make. He also thinks he’s the only one who can reverse engineer a PR and figure out what went wrong… I already did that hours before him. I just didn’t post it here because 1. No real value to add 2. That’s exactly how FUD spreads If there’s a genuine flaw, then post the Polkadot Forum discussion and get some sharp minds on it. Posting it like this just shows how much he hates Polkadot… and if someone hates Polkadot, I’ll go even harder the other way.
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@Paul_Reviews @vonderleyen who vibecoded this and how much did they get? at least it's open source so we can have a better app soon
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.@vonderleyen "The European #AgeVerification app is technically ready. It respects the highest privacy standards in the world. It's open-source, so anyone can check the code..."
I did. It didn't take long to find what looks like a serious #privacy issue.
The app goes to great lengths to protect the AV data AFTER collection (is_over_18: true is AES-GCM'd); it does so pretty well.
But, the source image used to collect that data is written to disk without encryption and not deleted correctly.
For NFC biometric data:
It pulls DG2 and writes a lossless PNG to the filesystem. It's only deleted on success. If it fails for any reason (user clicks back, scan fails & retries, app crashes etc), the full biometric image remains on the device in cache. This is protected with CE keys at the Android level, but the app makes no attempt to encrypt/protect them.
For selfie pictures:
Different scenario. These images are written to external storage in lossless PNG format, but they're never deleted. Not a cache... long-term storage. These are protected with DE keys at the Android level, but again, the app makes no attempt to encrypt/protect them.
This is akin to taking a picture of your passport/government ID using the camera app and keeping it just in case. You can encrypt data taken from it until you're blue in the face... leaving the original image on disk is crazy & unnecessary.
From a #GDPR standpoint:
Biometric data collected is special category data. If there's no lawful basis to retain it after processing, that's potentially a material breach.
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I've had 3 or more agents running in parallel with Codex for 2+ hours.
I've used 8% of my 5-hour window. 2% of my weekly.
I am literally trying to hit the limits and still can't.
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QAM
@Polkadot @paritytech @gavofyork @Web3foundation Open to DM/feedback.
#Polkadot #Revive #Web3 #DeFi
@paritytech @Web3foundation @Polkadot
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.@Polkadot
As early builder on Polkadot Hub post-Revive (v2.0.5 enacted Jan 27, 2026), I'm sharing real issues affecting Ethereum-native devs migrating Solidity contracts.
Polkadot@Polkadot
Polkadot just leveled up. Today's runtime upgrade marks the beginning of a faster, simpler, more usable network designed for real apps. What changes for you? → Apps feel fast and fluid → Transactions confirm quicker → Builders can focus on products, not protocol engineering 1/3
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When I first met you in 2022 at PBA, you were still part of parity. The uniqueness could be found in every small details. It was hard to write real apps with ink first. But it became better and better. And in fact one of the few reasons to be on Polkadot were rust smart contracts
Goodbye. All the best to the developers who created maintained and sweated ink
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The ink! alliance was, with a small effective team, reviving the Rust smart contract language in Polkadot to a success. The ink! community was growing with passionate developers, winning in hackathons, innovating, all while we had to swim against the current, constantly.
This team was passionate about Polkadot. Very knowledgeable. Kind people. Good people. Hard working people. A team that understands the vision of WEB3.
ink!@ink_lang
After months of sustained effort, we’re sharing difficult news: The Alliance is discontinuing ink! language development. This decision was not taken easily. 🧵👇
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Claude Code hallucinated this generative art piece.
I made an empty folder in code/art/project and told Claude to review the empty folder.
It came back and asked me "the folder is empty, what do you want me to do?" from there on our I just told it to "figure it out" and always accepted the recommended option or autocomplete.
It figured that because it lives in an "art/" subfolder, it should create a generative art web application. That was literally the only context it could feed off from.
I will now just continue with autocomplete and see where it takes the app
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