Attending Ethereum Devs calls turned out to be extremely valuable and challenging - lots of smart guys debating with each other over the next upgrade path. Gives you a lot of context on the upcoming updates and potential thin places in clients implementation
Highly recommend!
Rust is beautiful - each time reading docs and getting to know some little interesting particle that makes the whole concept more clever and safe
I'm in! Accepted to Cohort 6 of the Solana Rust Security Bootcamp by @rektoff_xyz
Time to secure Rust based apps!
Never confirmed criticals were better than sex for me (i've never found criticals (I've never had sex))
Why X feed causes a lot of fomo after a few scrolls? I am starting to feel scared of opening this all
Are there any companies that hire junior level devs? It’s interesting how AI usage cost relates to this - is it still cheaper than a beginner level position?
It’s scary how a lot of devs/protocols/auditors decided to delegate their work to AI agents without even verifying the output and spending enough time to judge its results
Why is everyone upset with $whuf not airdropping tokens? Did they promise something like that? I think they were bold about that
Let's dive into Ethos Network high-level overview before the $WHUF TGE
Finally I am on @ethos_network
Thanks to @Lae_gend
Now you’d better look around scammers
Currently writing a deep dive on Ethos Network - increasingly interesting concept, decentralized and properly gated for ones willing to review others
schattenFeuer retweeted
Asked whether @ether_fi would refuse the upgrade, as @mzeller urged:
"We would not refuse the upgrade. That would be destructive on a whole other level," BUT ether.fi would likely exit liquid staking altogether, @MikeSilagadze said.
Which is why Mike says EIP-8363 would kill small LSTs: All that ETH "would probably get shunted to Lido."
Is it possible to develop such workflows that help you verify the output from some agent and be 100 percent sure that it has followed some pre-defined constraints?





