Sidney🪄MagicEden

There is a scammer impersonating me on telegram. Unfortunately the scammer took the sidazhang handle (my TG handle is something else). Please watch out and do not respond!

@waleswoosh Hey! Thank you for reporting this bug. Our engineers fixed it already! Can you take another look? Now it no longer goes negative :) Please tag me anytime you see any other bugs on our platform! ❤️

I was today years old when I learned that the scale on Magic Eden's floor price charts doesn't start at zero, but actually goes negative. Now I'm glad that none of the NFTs I've ever held have gone below zero, it’s all about perspective

@jonahblake I heard someone said "Everytime the company doubles in headcount, everything breaks down" A more nuanced take to this is that the first casualty in the breakdown is the pace of innovation. And it can be surprisingly difficult to fix

Actually insane how fast this company responds to market movements especially at their size. Really impressive.

@kevcode @MagicEden Absolute legend

last friday was my last day at @MagicEden it was my absolute joy witnessing Magic Eden's meteoric growth from the early days to the industry-leading force it is today i'm immensely grateful to have joined one of the most talented defi teams at month 3 of the company; and incredibly proud of the mission critical work we accomplished in those two years, with the hallmark imo being pioneering the Bitcoin Ordinals marketplace which I think changed the trajectory even of the blockchain itself forever now, as I look forward, for the moment, I'll be hacking n trading n shitposting in public on CT; and figuring out what's next 🫡

Can @NotionHQ and @ivanhzhao build this Take my money

OMB can't be stopped

You know why I have been diamond handing this @DeGodsNFT PFP for so long? Cos my PFP is interesting it feels like me. Because this @MickeyDegods group is quirky and I like this internet club. And because @frankdegods is interesting The lower now the more bullish I am long term

I’ve managed software engineers for 20 years. I was VP of engineering at @Robinhoodapp and before that I was a director at @Meta. The best part about my career? The people. Here's my love letter to software engineers: (And their strange, skeptical and nerdy ways) — When I first started at Facebook, I went to this meeting about the “People You May Know” (PYMK) feature. I was curious, because it always seemed low-value to me. I was a super engaged user of Facebook and the people I was seeing there were mostly new to the platform and hadn’t posted much. It turned out that research had shown that gaining the first few friends is critical to retaining new users. So that PYMK module wasn’t for me. It was for them. — Great engineers develop this habit of seeing things from multiple points of view. And I think that’s what makes us seem kind of annoyingly obtuse. But there’s a kind of integrity that comes from making a habit of trying to observe the world as it is, rather than how we are told that it should be. Even the simplest software requires us to see things from multiple points of view. Almost every product has at least two important but different audiences: • The people who use it • The people who provide it Then there are these products where the users interact with each other, like messaging and collaboration. Building these products is all about seeing things from multiple POVs. — The ability to transcend their own perspective cultivates this habit of mind that carries through to the way that they do their jobs. I often talk about the importance of observability in software engineering. And I stand by that. If we’re not measuring things we’re not really doing engineering. But just collecting the data isn’t enough. There’s something else that’s required: Honesty. The data will almost always be disappointing, contrary, hard to square with our narrative. The best engineers make a habit of diving in to that discomfort. They are the ones who refuse to sit in sprint meetings and pretend that nothing is wrong. They won’t work on the next feature if it’s not going to fix the problem. They will have the hard conversation with leadership about the product direction. To do this well, they must be keen observers of human nature and tremendous leaders. — They may seem like jerks to you, but the software engineers I know are brave free-thinkers who seek the truth, wherever that inquiry takes them. And that’s why I love them so much. Shout-out to one of the many incarnations of the Facebook Product Infrastructure Team, some of my favorite people in the whole world! — For more engineering tips and stories, follow me

Is McKinsey talking about @cubexch @baalazamon

@degenhachi @HazmatClub kind of into this

@sidazhang @HazmatClub

I am looking to collect another @y00tsNFT What trait should I get? I want something like @MickeyDegods. Something unique but there is a specific sub-culture built around it

I need a forever @y00tsNFT Looking for recommendations x.com/sidazhang/stat…

What you are seeing is what happens when big farmers stop farming points on ETH, there is a change of blood from big farmers to collectors. It is going to take time Chill, relax and collect a few forever PFPs along the way

@y00tsNFT @MickeyDegods This is my current y00ts. It is ok. I am not in love with it magiceden.io/item-details/e…

People with high expectations have low resilience

In crypto, if something seems anti-gravity, it always turns out to be a mirage in the end

This is the level of pettiness that I can get behind

I have been in the community since 2021. And then I got another gigachad with wings a few weeks ago If you can't stomach the ups & downs, you should get a different pfp

This market can be distracting If you chase the euphoria of the highs, the lows will be devastating Realizing that your peace & happiness comes only from within is the first step to liberation For only intrinsic motivation is enduring