RaOne

Building across Web2 & Web3 | Security Researcher | Full Stack Developer

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Going into 2026 with this attitude.

[RaOne @RaOne_0xDev]

@contractdotdev Smart contract developer with hands-on Solidity experience, focused on secure and gas-efficient contract design.
Built and deployed ERC-20 systems + Web3 integrations—portfolio linked in my Notion

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@FrancescoCiull4 That’s something I’ve learned the hard way — building real connections is one of the most necessary skills to survive in tech today.

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Looks like my AWS Free Tier is almost exhausted.
Time to either optimize… or shut down EC2 😅
Any legit ways to get additional AWS credits?

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@_imdawon That takes serious guts — building a game engine in C isn’t easy.

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@HelloVyom I used to avoid AWS, assuming I could pick it up anytime. But jumping in without proper preparation made me realize how deep and complex it really is..

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@neetcode1 Really cool. Visualizing algorithms makes learning so much more intuitive. @neetcode1 Appreciate the effort.

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@ChShersh @KeruboSk C++ is powerful enough to handle almost anything. The real limitation is often the developer’s ability to optimize it properly.

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I tried solving the same problem using the same logic in Go and C++.
The results surprised me — Go ran in ~10ms, while C++ took ~210ms.
If that’s the case, why is C++ still considered one of the fastest languages?

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@ajeetunc Obsession is powerful, but without strategy and a clear plan, it leads nowhere.

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@mannupaaji Hiring and firing have always been part of big tech cycles. This isn’t a new phenomenon — it’s often the result of overcorrection.

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Time to pay the AWS bills — building in production hits different.

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@sudobunni Exactly. For those who can build, this is a golden era to showcase creativity with AI. Building great things will separate the average from the best.

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@cz_binance We need to acknowledge that learning to use AI effectively is becoming a key survival skill in today’s market.

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@rauchg So true. We’re shipping faster than ever, but production issues and quality drops are becoming more frequent.

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@DrSuneelDhand Mass unemployment isn’t sustainable in a consumer economy. If AI displaces jobs at scale, the economic model itself would have to adapt — through new roles, redistribution, or entirely new systems of value creation.

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@LinkedEric @zellic_io Huge congrats @LinkedEric. Zellic is setting a high bar for security — would love to collaborate with @zellic_io someday

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@akshaymarch7 I can relate to this. Many private colleges fail to provide the right environment and exposure, which often leads to a loss of time and money for students after graduation

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@azamsharp Totally agree. AI can increase the rate at which code is written, but in large enterprises, predefined processes limit how much can actually be integrated. Enterprises move slowly — like giant elephants — because compliance and risk control come first.

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CI/CD once felt outside my domain. But as I built more production-ready systems, I understood their real importance and why they’re essential

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@ns123abc Security will be a major focus this year. The more we integrate AI agents into workflows, the greater the risk of new vulnerabilities.