Marcus Lee

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I just won 772 $DEGEN in Gate of Degen! @degengate

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Perhaps it’s true

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Here you go 49 $DEGEN

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Just out of curiosity has anyone here built a crypto trading system before?

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Here you go my $49 DEGEN

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Here you go $49 DEGEN

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Need more PERL again, 49 $DEGEN

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Only tried wundergraph in its very early days, seems an amazing product, not sure about cosmo though

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Nicee 82 $DEGEN

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Lets do this together! 12$DEGEN

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10 $DEGEN to support the devs!

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excalidraw and mermaid

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The simplest solution is just to use an in-memory cache in your backend and until that isn’t feasible look into something like redis, etc.

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Hopefully this gets better once the season is over and “tipping” will just be like giving a “like” on other social platforms

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Honestly, if you value maintainability go for Go or Rust, I find that once the initial effort are set, there’s not much issue with them. Also from a learning perspective, these languages usually have lesser abstraction and helps you to learn whats happening under the hood instead of giving you blackbox API

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My honest opinion go find something that interests you perhaps cat image detection, etc. Try to replicate it in Python and throughout the process actively ask yourself what does this library do for you instead of just blindly using it

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Sooner or later we’ll have an entire operating system running in WASM, in fact we’re already on the way there, there’s something called WebContainers by StackBlitz

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Use it for a small project the API is pretty nice and it’s portable across different runtimes too eg. Bun, Node, Deno, etc.

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