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@DerechaHippie Le pifiaste en esta. La magia es componer el capital diversificado generación a generación. Es muy difícil que el hijo inteligente para los negocios logre llevar a todos a la riqueza en una vida partiendo de una base de capital baja que rinde al 10% anual.

Hay una cosa que subyace en esa moralina sobre los hijos y el mandato que tengan tu mismo patrimonio si no más. Un inmanentismo y una visión muy cortita de la historia que se remonta máximo 3 generaciones y tiene un tufo a Hotel de Inmigrantes que voltea.

periodic reminder: even if 99% of validators/miners are malicious, they cannot convince full-nodes to do irregular state changes (eg. print money, change balances, mess with storage etc.)

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OpenZeppelin Defender Relay is the best private key vault + txn signer in the game Like how in the hell does this amazing tutorial only have ~2,000 views, while "ShiTheaD PreDICts ETH$ PricE" has millions 🤦🏼‍♂️ It's a cruel world. Build more. youtube.com/watch?v=F5lPdt…

I have seen a lot of threads about how to learn solidity for total beginners, but I want to write a thread on how to learn solidity for people with a non-trivial amount of programming experience.

Building dapps and blockchain projects is a completely attainable skill set. Here are the 5 best resources for anyone just getting started with #blockchain development 🧵👇

IMO problem is that there's too many junior tutorials (any dev can learn basic Solidity syntax in a weekend) vs more advanced ones for senior ppl, some examples being gas optimizations, patterns for vault/staking/governance/asset transfer contracts, fuzzing/testing workflows etc.

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