Sumaa

https://www.fap2.fun/ gl to all playing 🫡

100% moving to argentina in my future

Pair programming is extremely useful. I hope the next wave of AI IDE’s is less prompt and receive response, and more so a constantly monitoring AI that acts as a pair programmer

I’ll say it louder for the people in the back - DYDX HAS SHIT MATCHING GUARANTEES If you think I’m wrong come debate me on it

The best is when you're so deep into thinking about a specific problem that you go to sleep brainstorming and wake up with a brand new idea

@aethernet is spitting

My farcaster reward cherry has been popped. The best meme / something that makes me laugh in the comments gets it

kamala trading at 0.36 is the easiest hedge in the world, especially for folks with significant crypto exposure Trump wins -> crypto pumps Kamala wins -> win the bet, have stables to buy the dip

Hiring quality people is like dating. You sniff around for awhile until someone finally makes a move that reveals true intentions

Crypto interactions are so funny Person 1: "Oh what do you do" Person 2: "I do X" Person 1: *continuously drill person 2 with questions/doubts about X* Person 2: "Oh what do you do" Person 1: "I do Y" Person 2: *continuously drill person 1 with questions/doubts about Y* If both pass, they become friends

I'm going to hack at eth global SF - are any of my dev friends here also hacking

Life is defined by the small moments that lead to big outcomes If I didn’t open up a solidity tutorial, I may have never been an engineer If I had not met one person, I would not be building a defi protocol If I didn’t knock on my dorm neighbors door, I wouldn’t have my best friend Search for small moments

When I first got into crypto I had never coded before other than completing the puzzles on projecteuler.net. Solidity was my first language. I then went to study CS in uni for a 1.5 years, and the coolest things was putting names to concepts I had understood, but didn't necessarily know they were a primitive features of programming (i.e polymorphism, principle of substitutability, etc.)

multi-collateral on a perps protocol is one of those things that's seemingly very simple, but actually very tricky to implement if you want to keep it both decentralized and efficient. What currently exists: Drift style multi-collateral: Deposit usdc against alternative collateral types PROs: - Simple implementation CONs: - You're capital efficiency is capped by the LTV on the lending market - Rebalancing or swapping collateral becomes trickier - fee's on funding rates + lending rates --------------------- Aevo style multi-collateral: What I like to call just-in-time multi collateral. Users are forced to maintain a usdc balance, whenever this balance goes below a certain threshold aevo swaps a multi-collateral asset into usdc to top up. PROs: - higher capital efficiency CONs: - entirely centralized - not really true multi-collateral - a user could deposit 1 BTC but overtime this continuously gets slowly swapped to usdc

The days of maintaining cosmosSDK forks might be over

babe wake up, new cosmosSDK direction just dropped https://x.com/cosmos_sdk/status/1844300704569040993

https://basescan.org/tx/0x1f5494c8699b93bb178303b5a9dfaa46a67fb7c82b5315e7c6d9104a97bba9e6 Congrats @iashish.eth, you won Yoink-Ching and 69,770 MOXIE The next deployment of Yoink-Ching will have a few tweaks. Mainly the amount deposited to yoink will be inversely proportional to the time you have to hold to win the pool. i.e yoinking for 10 MOXIE -> wait 24 hours to win, yoink for 100,000 MOXIE -> wait two minutes to yoink. Also the prize pool will be larger ;)

exchanges are on their knees for some liquidity

Mixing being sort of a form of engineering is so interesting. Is there any cracked Dj’s who were formally more traditional engineers?