ernesto

@ernesto

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@locker team is shipping! Got my early access code. Onboarding UX/UI is setting the standard for onchain summer! Looking forward to the automatic off-boarding to bank feature. Dev's got bills to pay!

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Looks like your DMs are closed.

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Couldn't resist the LRT points/airdrop FOMO. Just deposited to puffer.fi and ether.fi, but still left some just restaked through eigenlayer in case I get rekt in the LRT protocols. What other strategies are people doing?

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Just applied 🙂 https://locker.money/

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https://etherscan.io/tx/0x7631ba957e047ed98a54344300d91f2147de583ab3288253ba67ee4a1f6aec93 https://etherscan.io/tx/0x39a0f078fa884e79f717f7dc34d21c072decb9ee406e49cc6cbb8d2f1b95597c

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Except for the times you want to finish one more thing that should take 20 minutes before bed, and it turns into a 3-hour coding/debugging session lol

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Learning abstract algebra is similar to learning physics. After developing an understanding of physics, one's view of the universe is changed forever. Similarly, developing an understanding of abstract algebra completely changes the way one thinks about mathematical problems.

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After playing around in the Bitcoin ecosystem for a bit, it's clear that if you want to seriously develop on Bitcoin, you have to run your own node. Currently syncing my pruned Bitcoin node on an old MB Pro. Allocated 120 GB, which is good for ~1 year of chain data.

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On-scroll animations on websites are cool on desktop, but frustrating on mobile. If you're not going to implement utils to detect the user's device type, it's best to just go for a uniform, simple UI across devices.

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TIL that a payable function in Solidity is cheaper than a non-payable function, since non-payable functions have an implicit require(msg.value == 0). So, why not make all functions payable?

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Overly specific self-identification leads to rigid categorization by others.

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I write down a lot of my thoughts, but true clarity arrives only when I consolidate these thoughts and expand upon them in writing.

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What are good resources to get better at smart contract security as a developer?

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Multi-chain governance in a single click sounds nice. https://x.com/chainrule_io/status/1730293863271583976?s=20

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The reason I had to settle for SimpyMeet.me is because I use Fastmail for my business email and calendar. It sucks that there is so much integration friction for anything that is not Google, Outlook, or iCloud. Why don't all scheduling services support CalDav? It seems like a no-brainer.

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I use Apple Mail, Apple Calendar, and have settled for SimplyMeet.me for scheduling. I'm hopeful to see where Cal.com goes.

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What email client, calendar client, and scheduling service do you use?

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I usually: 1. Spin up a local anvil node 2. Deploy my contract to that node 3. Add a custom network to my browser wallet with the node url 4. Connect wallet to frontend on the custom network The repetitive aspects of this flow can of course be put in a script

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