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Tests are essential if you want to keep going fast. Verifiability is a protocol, and it's not optional.

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Absolute Legends - This is what it takes to make the machine work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUS-oL1aqg4

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Protocols are about the invisible hand, the consequences that are difficult to see at first. It's easy to create some rules for the things that you care about. But it's hard to make a protocol work for the system at large, because the dimensions to optimize for may not even be defined.

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Revelation chatting with a dear friend of mine. A lot of content on the timeline is "trauma dumping", and I like that terminology because it is a form of digital littering. Study protocol design and how to conduct yourself as a person in this world. Lesson in there.

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I for one welcome our new Deep Research overlords.

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Early banger right there!

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The Ethereum ecosystem is completely running away with the onchain economy. Next stop, 20 million active addresses week over week. @growthepie

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Top 5 stablecoin networks. All roads lead to Ethereum.

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The tides are turning on the ETH ETF front. Over 3% of all of the ETH supply is now bound to ETFs.

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The relevant part here is that everyone and their mother settles on Ethereum.

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Buying the cheapest guitar on Amazon just to get started was one of my better life decisions. Every once in a while I just pick up the damn thing and jam some. And it makes me so happy.

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Shoot me your favourite software design question.

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After a decade, the search for "better" error handling in Go comes to an end. A tale about the intellectual integrity of language designers. Go Gophers!!! https://go.dev/blog/error-syntax

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Everyone and their mother is using Grafana Alloy to scrape metrics from all over the place. One nice little pro-gamer move is to use Alloy's various discovery features. And damn was I glad when I saw we can limit CloudWatch discovery results by AWS resource tags. https://grafana.com/docs/alloy/latest/reference/components/prometheus/prometheus.exporter.cloudwatch/#discovery

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Found a super interesting approach to solving stalemates: survivor budgeting. If no consensus can be reached, voting rights are evicted in cycles until a decision was made. Would be interesting to see how this plays out in the real world. https://web.stanford.edu/~ouster/cgi-bin/survivorBudgeting.php

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I came here to tell you that they will come running when you call.

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"Anyone may attempt to drain the account. If successful, you keep the funds" https://porto.sh/contracts/bug-bounty

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There is only one place for 3/4 of all onchain treasuries to go. Ethereum

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"The call order is the dependency graph." If you are not managing your dependency graph explicitly, then you are likely breaking all rules of software engineering. And if everything goes, you might as well just write Javascript. https://rednafi.com/go/di_frameworks_bleh

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"Ethereum is not growing" When this is your position, all your arguments are invalid, because it seems your world view is wrong.

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