As someone who has been in software for over a decade at this point, I think one of the biggest differentiators between slop and product is if it does everything it claims.
So I made /audit-claims to verify exactly that. Is your software slop?
https://t.co/3PIoMZJF8W
We've done a huge rework on FundingWorks: a non-speculative patron model building long lasting partnerships between creators and supporters on Ethereum.
A thread on the platform:
We've made a lot of improvements to the CLI for Splits!
Here's an article for agents, a TLDR for humans: Add an AI agent to your Splits multisig as a team member. One CLI runs many workspaces, and your agent asks you for the money it needs. https://t.co/EnJyAgrvAX
I had Opus do a launch video bc that's what's in fashion these days. The headline is (afiak) there just isn't a better agent UX for crypto builders
...but lmk what you're using and why you like it, we'll learn from them and keep making this better.
mutuals only, do I know anyone still at @blur_io?
trying to help a customer of theirs whose royalties are sitting in Blur’s pool, credited to a @0xSplits v1 pull splitter
unf there's no self-serve way out, so it needs blur to unblock.
intros appreciated 🙏
some tips on running onchain ops so your future self will thank you
- mix of 1-of-n accounts (easier access) with m-of-n accounts (better security)
- auto sweep volatiles to stables
- add memos and custom metadata to txns
- include accountant as read-only workspace member
some tips on running onchain ops so your future self will thank you
- mix of 1-of-n accounts (easier access) with m-of-n accounts (better security)
- auto sweep volatiles to stables
- add memos and custom metadata to txns
- include accountant as read-only workspace member
crypto is still in its "public enemy" bank heist era, but that understates the challenge due to its non-jurisdictional nature (~maritime law)
the question is whether this is endemic or just adolescent growing pains
I strongly believe the latter, but we have a lot of hard security work ahead before the world can benefit fully from the promised global property rights
i get that people don't care about self-custody; otoh i don't really get that businesses don't care about counterparty risk
yes you can sue, but with a better system design you _wouldn't ever have to_