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This happened to me and it felt shitty but it also validated my decision to leave. To be fair it was in the middle of the pandemic and things were kind of hectic. Company had reached $1b valuation and team grew substantially.
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How are they getting money on each deployment? Grants from the different chains?
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Not exactly this but Brilliant is a great option when on the go. Interactive and short math problems. I deleted X from phone and have been using it a lot ever since https://brilliant.org/
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I really thought this was gonna be the big one. 6.5 magnitude earthquake near the coast and Im currently at the beach (green mark on map)
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The Jelly combinator
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He goes through modular arithmetic, groups, rings and finite fields
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My wife thought this one was pretty good. The visual clock analogy for modular arithmetic made some things click for her. She’s an economist https://youtu.be/jcrAq71WwSM?si=mmx0y1mKEZLiEIGx
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I run a reth node but haven’t really poked around in it. I sort of see how the recent ExEx release could serve to tie in offchain and onchain
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Can someone expand on this: “6. The real competition is with GCP and AWS. Reth is a decentralized cloud service (for coordinating resources between mutually distributing off-chain services) that plans to compete with GCP and AWS“ https://x.com/eawosikaa/status/1789149295226089609?s=46
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Forcing my wife to watch videos about groups, rings and fields tonight
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Actually wrote my first smart contract in pluto lol 🙈
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I want to do this for category theory now A combination of the math and maybe some haskell examples https://x.com/jtriley_eth/status/1789012825488392483?s=46
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I don’t use it because there’s really no reason for it. The abstractions are unnecessary and end up adding a lot of complexity. This might have changed. Haven’t checked in a while.
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excited for you
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Congrats!
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That was warpcast?! It would pause spotify/youtube?
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I joined the EPF study group this year and knew most of the material at a much deeper level than what the sessions taught. Granted, when I first ran a node I also decided to try and understand each part of the clients and the way that worked together. Very satisfying when I finally got it running
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On a long journey from data scientist to smart contract developer 😅
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this is the way. thank you!
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I'm working on a contract that handles ERC20/721/1155 and looking for a guide on how to test interacting with this tokens. Currently just creating mocks of the ERC contracts but feels incomplete + not sure if doing it correctly. Any pointers?
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