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@nolanj

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Hey @barmstrong do you think this is a good look for crypto? Really?

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Hey crypto bros that voted for trump, what’s going on?🤔

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I fear that “bringing stuff onchain” is synonymous with “hyper financialization” and that’s not good for most people imo

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I hate when people say “he/she is already rich and set for life, they don’t need to rug pull and make money” Come on, rich people are the most greedy and will always want more money

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@dwr.eth again 😂😂 I actually unfollowed you to see if you’d still send me a notification and yes haha😂 this is a deliberate choice to tell everyone when the founder posts something. Cringe If you want me to engage so bad just tell me lol

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Somewhere in the Warpcast algorithm probably: If(cast.author == @dwr.eth ) { makeSureEverySinglePersonKnowsImmediately() }

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So many apps, not enough L2s

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Did YouTube ads just get way worse or that just me??

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Do clothes really need to have nfc chips?

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Papaya seeds look like they taste way better than they do

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I had a dream about docker containers last night 😭

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am i dumb or is this the least clear thing ever? How do I find the node for an ENS name? afaict there's no function on any ENS contract that takes a name and returns a resolver address and/or the address of the ENS name. Also no explanation of how to get a node for a name (that I could find) the reverse registrar makes sense though 👍 in pure solidity, how can i find the address for an ens name?

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Hey guys, I’m trying to use a mainnet fork with createFork() in my tests. It seems that when I call this in the setUp function it always returns 0, which I assume means it did not work because my tests fail. If I use —fork-url with the same url in the command, createFork() returns 1 and tests pass. Anyone else experience this? Using solidity ^0.8.13 if that’s relevant. Thanks!

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Society if you could do If err { } Instead of if err != nil { } 😭

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Me when I’m out:

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friendly reminder that there are lots of free 100% onchain SVG art on @base available right here! 😊 www.onchainexperiments.xyz or you can mint directly here! www.onchainexperiments.xyz/frames 🫶

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me: "i know im not using this variable right now but let me just run the code to see if it works" Golang:

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Me when someone asks how my life is going:

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We passed 250!! Yesssss 🙌

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friendly reminder that there are lots of free 100% onchain SVG art on @base available right here! 😊 www.onchainexperiments.xyz or you can mint directly here! www.onchainexperiments.xyz/frames 🫶

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