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Do not make "ship code" sound like "cheap code".

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INCREDIBLE gift to give the workflow out.

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How it feels to use background agents

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As a software developer, should you be able to implement a linked list?

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Josh Ellithorpe

A breakdown of the Rust crate ecosystem. https://00f.net/2025/10/17/state-of-the-rust-ecosystem/

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DigitalOcean founders circa 2011 be like

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C O M P Ξ Z 🧬

Definitely, the main bottleneck is still on the RPC and API side, but imagine that when these functions are executed within the 𝘾𝙚𝙡𝙡 𝙀𝙣𝙜𝙞𝙣𝙚 powered by modern C++, their internal computations will run hundreds of times faster thanks to compile-time optimizations.

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damn the kid is almost there once i figure this out, the fun starts can anyone help me with this @dwr @horsefacts.eth

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might break my "no laptop stickers" rule for Clawd 😂

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Some technical details about @reachbot: its core infra, like user swap tracking, is built with open-source tools, making the app very cheap to run. Why it matters: * Low running costs – This allowed me to keep the app running through hype cycles. When trading spikes, user growth and dev rewards follow, but things go down pretty fast in crypto. Keeping the app live helps me spot patterns, understand users, and generally learn more about trading space. * Scaling & flexibility – By not relying on third-party APIs for trading data, I’m free from limits on supported chains or activity types they provide. For example, I can add new protocols or activities to track, like perps or prediction markets just by updating the open-source code. The tradeoff – I had to build these open source tools myself

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I think this is why “junior” devs are in danger. If you’re so junior your boss has to fully describe the work, they might as well fully do the work with AI. But there are junior devs who can do most of their own work.

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@gabrielayuso.eth

Funny that I got this question 12 years ago while the VP of Security at Google got a similar one 23+ years ago. https://x.com/argvee/status/1985916158416207942?t=AT7uzXFv1qEl3_wndqwIZg&s=19

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Cooking something up. This is a huge opportunity for Farcaster as a whole, but especially to users who feel left out or not getting the engagement they used to get in the good days. Stay tuned.

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Is there a service or tool that helps with this: I want any crypto (ETH, memecoins, etc.) received at a Base wallet address to convert automatically to USDC. Is this possible?

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The Farcaster wallet has been having issues interacting with our contract today via the miniapp. The same transaction goes smoothly on the Base app, but gets stuck here; it worked here some days ago, the last time I tested. Looks like an issue from Privy. How do you contact the Farcater dev support to get info on this? I have tried tagging Dan and co a few times before, but no response. If anyone has access to the Dev group, please plug me in.

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