dev @BlocSocIITR • materials pre-final year @iitroorkee and i think i can make stuff and i burn my subscription' tokens

Roorkee, India
Joined February 2025
1/4 we've been thinking a lot about how much code users actually need to trust with their private keys. wallets have become increasingly complex applications, but does all that code really need access to your spending keys? we don't think so. introducing the Cloaked Vault.
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AI will give religion a huge comeback
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Le Barça de Flick a remplacé le sexe
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The plan is simple: 1. build cool things with cool people Repeat forever.
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i'm so fucking done with all of your fucktards using hot wallets, getting compromised and losing your life savings because you stored everything on a hot device. i don't have fucking mercy with you. it's all your fucking mistake. stop using fucking hot wallets. hot wallets are a fucking bug. today alone we have had +2m in losses at SEAL 911 due to hot wallet drains (via device compromises). use a fucking cold storage wallet.
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SITUATION UPDATE: The White House has exempted open models from its new framework to test frontier AI capabilities before release, per Axios.
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OpenAI
@OpenAIAug 3
GPT-Live can listen while it speaks. To make that feel natural at ChatGPT scale, we rebuilt the voice stack from client to model. This new architecture keeps audio flowing continuously, so deeper reasoning and tool use don't interrupt the conversation.
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Registrations for the Road to Devcon Hackathon are now LIVE! Blocsoc IITR, with support from @EFDevcon and @geodelabs, is bringing you a vibecoding sprint built around the core of Web3: self-sovereignty, censorship resistance, and privacy-first systems. Grab your team, bring your technical curiosity, and let’s build. Head over to road-to-devcon-iitr.devfolio… and confirm your spot now. Applications close soon. Don't delay! Exclusively for IITR students.
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In June last year, we published the most difficult update we had ever written: after eight years, OPEN was out of runway. It ended with a call for the right partner. That call worked. xitter.cf/onopenxyz/status/19382…
1/ 🧵 Keeping it real was our biggest mistake 8 years. 8.5M tickets. Real adoption, real users, real protocol. No memes. No vaporware. No exit scam. Now? We’re out of runway and looking for a life boat. This is our story - the highs, the lows👇
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You should from time-to-time keep watching the movie Chhichhore
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You can now use @0xprivacypools through Cloaked without a Cloaked service fee. Privacy Pools 🤝 Stealth Address Wallet Sign up in seconds: app.clkd.xyz
Deeper liquidity and greater pool activity means a stronger anonymity set for every participant in the pool. Privacy is a collective act.
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weekend project: cypherpunkbooks.com one shelf for books, manifestos, essays, etc... built it for myself to keep everything I want to read and everything i love in one place.
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Ethereum is preparing for a post-quantum future. The transition away from BLS signatures starts with a dedicated Post-Quantum (PQ) Public Key Registry. ethresear.ch/t/exploring-the… Here is a deep dive into the design space, XMSS, and how Ethereum will secure its validators. 🧵👇
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Has anyone recently observed that Gemini is becoming less obedient day by day. What do you mean "I used other approach which is better". Just shut up and do the damn task.
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Paul Graham
@paulgJun 1
Replying to @headinthebox
I disagree. You should work on whatever you find most interesting. For some people that's databases. And there's nothing wrong with a 16 year old making another instance of something that already exists. That's what all the bands are doing too. That's what you do at 16.
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Replying to @depthsofwiki
Can’t be evil > don’t be evil 👩‍🏭🔥
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Every DB textbook has a section on B-Tree deletion: If a node drops below half-full -> borrow from sibling, merge, rebalance. Building one, I learnt postgres just…. Doesn’t. The most-taught operation of a B-tree, skipped on purpose. Here’s why 🧵
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took me a week to understand why most startups fail founders often rush to build solutions, shipping some tech savy product with crazy UX and obsessing over features. BUUTTTT the problem is : there was never a product requirement :) this sounds simple but trust me it's NOT
Replying to @0xIshaanK06
spending most of my time talking to people, users, understanding problems and pain of people and yes, testing assumptions before writing a single line of code
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got caught giving a fuck. embarrassing
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