When interviewing, I give an algo problem. I have 5 escalating problems in case they ask to use AI. Only one has asked but didn’t make it past the first.

Paris

Anyone thinking about L2s for banking/payments that could accept off-chain fraud proofs? Like, proof-of-fraud in the way a CC will revert fraudulent txns? Maybe a way to do self-custody with training wheels.

Whiskey

Re: Polymarket
How is it thought to be the most accurate polling on the US election if the US is geoblocked? Seems like a skewed sample?

Incredible release from 2020, one of only 896 bottles 🥃

Founders

Remote work is either a super power, or a liability. Need to be honest about which it is for your company.

How do you know your team is cracked? 
When you find an obscure int overflow big in the C code of a major OSS project, then you wake up & your team already fixed it & got the PR merged. 
Good devs debug all the way to the wasm compiler.

Devs want to write lots of code to solve a problem.

But often the solution is to think long enough to identify where to put the tiny solution.

100% tracks with my experience. The A/B tests showed no immediate drop in customers when value was reduced.

100% tracks with my experience. The A/B tests showed no immediate drop in customers when value was reduced.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/08/09/business/consumer-spending-travel-value-nightcap/index.html

Frontend

Found these chrome finger sweatbands, I think I got them when chrome first launched

In 2017 I did a private barrel pick. Literally Eddie Russell pulling straight from barrels, no fancy tasting “experience”. Finishing a bottle of it tonight 🥃

Getting ready to move, gotta ship the bourbon 🥃

Whoa.
“As long as one fork exists, any commit to that repository network (ie: commits on the “upstream” repo or “downstream” forks) will exist forever”

Whoa.
“As long as one fork exists, any commit to that repository network (ie: commits on the “upstream” repo or “downstream” forks) will exist forever”

https://trufflesecurity.com/blog/anyone-can-access-deleted-and-private-repo-data-github

📢 Breaking news.

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🎛 The Armory Stack is an access management system tailored for use cases that need strong authentication and fine-grained authorization. It is designed to secure the usage of private keys, wallets, and web3 applications.

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📢 After months of building in private, we've open-sourced our entire Web3 Access Management stack for wallets, keys, and web3 apps.
From now on, we're building it in public 🧑‍💻

📢 After months of building in private, we've open-sourced our entire Web3 Access Management stack for wallets, keys, and web3 apps.
From now on, we're building it in public 🧑‍💻

https://github.com/narval-xyz/armory

EthCC

Let’s gooo

Speaking @3:50 hankar stage.

They don't think it be like it is but it do. 

Interested in security, access management, and wallets?

I'll be sharing about our new open-source web3 authorization stack.
📆 Monday @ 3:50
📍 Hankar Stage

Then, join us for drinks on Tuesday

Interested in security, access management, and wallets?

I'll be sharing about our new open-source web3 authorization stack.
📆 Monday @ 3:50
📍 Hankar Stage

Then, join us for drinks on Tuesday
https://lu.ma/ymdyafxh

Farcaster

There are 11,000 Farcaster Hubs right now.

There are only like 10k ETH nodes, so this means farcaster is more decentralized than ethereum

Matt Schoch

@md5