Kaushik Swaminathan

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Kaushik Swaminathan

Kaushik Swaminathan

@proofofk

many things @zellic_io and @v12sec, venture partner @strobefund

Singapore Katılım Mart 2021
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Every Movie Plug
Every Movie Plug@everymovieplug·
This single scene was worthy of an Oscar.
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roon@tszzl·
hmm
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V12
V12@v12sec·
hello, world
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FEAR GOD
FEAR GOD@FEARGODMINDSET·
Cormac was on a different level man
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soc@socrypt·
In order to put in the local top on exploits I'm very proud to announce I’ve joined @zenith256 as BD Lead. Been in the space since 2017 and all I've ever wanted to do career-wise is contribute in the most +EV way possible. Exploits are at ATHs and Zenith provides quick audit turnaround working with the most cracked hackers and researchers in crypto. Beyond excited to help make this industry safer for all of us. DMs open!!!
Ryan Watkins@RyanWatkins_

The number of DeFi hacks reached ATHs in April, but their impact is still relatively low and stable. While it’s possible the rise in count is due to AI, what’s more likely is that it’s a function of more contracts being deployed over time. Although 2% - 4% of total value locked hacked per year is still way too high for mainstream adoption, there’s no reason to be an alarmist about it yet. Will note too that it’s typically weaker, often times abandon/ill-maintained protocols that get hacked, so this 2% - 4% per year is in a way a weeding of the crowd.

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First To Hear It
First To Hear It@firsttohearit·
REPORTER: You mentioned that, staying on as Fed governor, you intend to keep a low profile. Could you give us a little more detail on what that looks like? JEROME POWELL: *ducks down*
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NASA
NASA@NASA·
To commemorate the Artemis II mission, the astronauts announced their suggestion to rename certain features on the Moon to honor the Orion spacecraft, named Integrity, as well as commander Reid Wiseman's late wife, Carroll.
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David
David@DavidSHolz·
@SP1NS1R boldness, passion, and grace
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Will Manidis
Will Manidis@WillManidis·
the greatest regret i have is underestimating the value of long term compounding. friendships, people, places, all get better with decades. beautiful things dont even start to reveal themselves for years. it is entirely what life is about. a few good things for a long time.
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Wes Bos@wesbos·
Claude Code leaked their source map, effectively giving you a look into the codebase. I immediately went for the one thing that mattered: spinner verbs There are 187
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Karri Saarinen
Karri Saarinen@karrisaarinen·
yeah it is but everything in moderation. Internally we always talked about main quest and side quests. Everyone should focus on the main quest, and moderately or not all on side quests. Both quest lines feel productive but only one of them advances the main mission of the company.
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Manosai
Manosai@manosaie·
My favorite part of this episode was “illegibility as private confidence, not public uncertainty” So much of what we're taught through formal education, job hunting, building companies, and generally traversing the "traditional" success path in life focuses on a combo of 1) being good at something useful in this world and 2) being well understood (aka legible) by others who are in need of your abilities In the transactional world we live in, it’s how you find your leverage and make yourself a living The problem with this framing is that 2) can easily be overdone. We’re all human, and we all have some innate desire to be liked and well-understood. When we treat that desire as a compass, it can lead us astray. It takes intentional work to reinforce that it was never the point Listening to @mollyfmielke 's frame on legibility made me think about a subtle nuance: legibility has an internal frame too. You need to deeply understand yourself first, before you optimize for how others perceive or try to read you. Those that have this inner legibility but lagging external legibility are simply mispriced by the world. That’s the definition of having an insight, or a worldview that is unique to you. Outward legibility falls out on its own as you keep striving for internal conviction. And if you’re truly doing something valuable, even the market will correct the mispricing Follow your path and trust in it
Jackson Dahl@jacksondahl

Molly Mielke McCarthy is on a quest to find exceptional people before the world catches on. I talked to @mollyfmielke about the art of "peopling", playing your own game, vocation, and why great founders are often the least legible. Today, she runs @mothfund, where she backs founders at the beginning. In the past, she's worked across design, product, and editorial at @figma, @NotionHQ, @stripepress, @browsercompany, and scouted for @sequoia. Her background in film and design echoes in the people she backs and in the quality of her curation and writing. Molly is people-centric yet fiercely individual, intuitive yet pragmatic, and truth-seeking yet full of care. We discuss: - Why it takes 3 months for her to know someone well enough to invest - Why authenticity is magnetic - The difference between agency and ambition - Why commerciality is a lens you can learn - Illegibility as private confidence, not public uncertainty - How your brand is a bell in other people's heads - Vocation as "stalking your calling" and then yielding to it - Why we should focus on doing something rather than being someone Timestamps: 0:00 - Opening Highlights 1:29 - Intro to Molly 3:36 - Thanks to Notion 5:14 - Start: People, Spikeyness, and Discernment 21:36 - Agency and Ambition 34:45 - Commerciality 49:19 - Investing, Feedback Loops, and Creating a Bat Signal 59:46 - Coaching and Working with Young People 1:06:54 - Self-Knowledge, Uncertainty, "Should," Others' Acceptance, Motivations 1:16:38 - Illegibility & Legibility, Principles, Authentic Service 1:29:28 - Friends, Seeing in the Third Person, Femininity in a Masculine World, Love 1:42:07 - Grab Bag: Art, Catholicism, Gratitude, Beauty @DialecticPod Ep. 38: Molly Mielke McCarthy - The Art of Peopling - is out now, below and on all platforms.

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ren (wassie arc)
ren (wassie arc)@0xren_cf·
if you feel like you’re in a pressure cooker don’t worry i feel the same way it’s not ai psychosis, it’s your subconscious understanding that we’ve gone through a regime change and we’re unlikely to return but pressure and competition is core to free markets and you have agency over the future yes you can check out and touch grass but i believe that it is a privilege to have the opportunity to compete and help shape the future
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