Nas @_nasj - Twitter Profile

3 months ago

coding agents just love service classes

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3 months ago

some funky code written by codex, had to replace it with 2 lines, wonder how much of this stuff is going live

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➡️ Want to be fit for life? DM me to join! 🏋️ Functional Fitness Coach / Developer 💪 Fit for life is the only option 🔗 https://t.co/jDIxixwE2G

3 months ago

gpt 5.3 🦥🦥🦥

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Who to follow

Oscar Gálvez

@OscarElevenFit

altyni 🪄

@0xaltyni

3 dimensional being, with 2 dimensional perception, and 1 dimensional output (code/prompt).

Seb

@s_a_c99

"product" BU1LD3R = AIs_manager(Engineering + Design)

3 months ago

@HarryStebbings 6 months ago I spent more than 8hrs a day in cursor, decreased slowly, in the last 2 weeks less that 4 hrs in total but producing 5x more code. Renewed annual cursor subs 3 months ago not sure will renew next

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4 months ago

@carlonzo Yeah - opencode is pretty good to use with multiple models + custom commands and subagents

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4 months ago

my token usage is through the roof; cursor maxes out in 2 weeks, claude in 30 mins, codex in 80; next gemini, deepseek and kimi

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4 months ago

@gigarahul that would be terrible - pro/plus and api usage

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4 months ago

loop {stop, pivot, relearn, restart} just don't give up. Do epic shit or die trying

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5 months ago

@dirygo_agent this is ok but how about people using stablecoins for payouts?

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5 months ago

@dirygo_agent whats new in fintech today?

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6 months ago

internet broke again - companies need to put a backup plan instead of solely relying @Cloudflare . It is proving to be a SPF

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_nasj retweeted

8 months ago

From Early $BTC Whale to Dream Home John bought his first $BTC in 2013. He held through cycles, never wavering. When life expenses came up, he’d sell small chunks, just enough to get by. Years later, when it came time to fulfill his biggest dream, buying land and building a house for his family, he faced a dilemma. Selling Bitcoin, the best-performing asset in history, felt like cutting off future upside. Instead, he looked for an alternative. That’s how he found Altitude. John started by taking out a loan on Altitude to buy the land. As construction progresses, he’s using Altitude the same way others would use a traditional construction loan: drawing down smaller amounts as needed to fund each stage of the build. He had looked into bank-issued construction loans, but the rates were punitive, the structure inflexible, and banks were unwilling to lend to self-employed borrowers like him. With Altitude, he gets liquidity on demand at the best borrowing rates available in DeFi while keeping his BTC untouched. Through Altitude’s borrowing aggregator, John not only secured cheaper credit, he also benefits from self-repaying loans, where idle capital works in the background to reduce his balance over time. For John, this meant two things: - He unlocked real-world capital to build his dream home. - His $BTC stack kept compounding in value, untouched. This is what DeFi is meant to be: finance that works for people. Altitude empowers users to leverage digital assets in the real world without sacrificing ownership. Borrowing aggregation, safer LTVs, and automated repayment make Altitude the most efficient gateway for long-term holders who want to stay invested while living their lives. DeFi’s promise has always been to replace the old system with something smarter, fairer, and global. John’s story is proof that it’s already happening. Disclaimer: This is a real Altitude user story. The individual asked to remain anonymous, so “John” is a placeholder name.

AltitudeFi_'s tweet photo. From Early $BTC Whale to Dream Home

John bought his first $BTC in 2013. He held through cycles, never wavering. When life expenses came up, he’d sell small chunks, just enough to get by.

Years later, when it came time to fulfill his biggest dream, buying land and building a house for his family, he faced a dilemma. Selling Bitcoin, the best-performing asset in history, felt like cutting off future upside.

Instead, he looked for an alternative.

That’s how he found Altitude.

John started by taking out a loan on Altitude to buy the land. As construction progresses, he’s using Altitude the same way others would use a traditional construction loan: drawing down smaller amounts as needed to fund each stage of the build.

He had looked into bank-issued construction loans, but the rates were punitive, the structure inflexible, and banks were unwilling to lend to self-employed borrowers like him. With Altitude, he gets liquidity on demand at the best borrowing rates available in DeFi while keeping his BTC untouched.

Through Altitude’s borrowing aggregator, John not only secured cheaper credit, he also benefits from self-repaying loans, where idle capital works in the background to reduce his balance over time.

For John, this meant two things:

- He unlocked real-world capital to build his dream home.

- His $BTC stack kept compounding in value, untouched.

This is what DeFi is meant to be: finance that works for people. Altitude empowers users to leverage digital assets in the real world without sacrificing ownership.

Borrowing aggregation, safer LTVs, and automated repayment make Altitude the most efficient gateway for long-term holders who want to stay invested while living their lives.

DeFi’s promise has always been to replace the old system with something smarter, fairer, and global. John’s story is proof that it’s already happening.

Disclaimer: This is a real Altitude user story. The individual asked to remain anonymous, so “John” is a placeholder name.

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_nasj retweeted

12 months ago

Earn double digit yield on your $cbBTC bags. Borrow USDC -> Stay liquid to trade, farm or spend on real life expenses.

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12 months ago

PoC to create & share your own altitude custom referrer url to earn on top of your yield, here's mine https://t.co/TZEvf2uncz - Love it ❤️

12 months ago

As we know that building a strong network is crucial for success, we created a referral system so you can invite your friends and earn! And of course, you're not earning from their stack but we're adding up 10% on top of their rewards.

AltitudeFi_'s tweet photo. As we know that building a strong network is crucial for success, we created a referral system so you can invite your friends and earn!

And of course, you're not earning from their stack but we're adding up 10% on top of their rewards. https://t.co/rFwko00K9F

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_nasj retweeted

12 months ago

As a cherry on top, we have the Rewards Program designed to boost TVL and foster community creation while betting on the platform's success. This time, no points, no tricks, no tears at the end of the road. Just straightforward tokens, 1:1, like in the old days.

AltitudeFi_'s tweet photo. As a cherry on top, we have the Rewards Program designed to boost TVL and foster community creation while betting on the platform's success.

This time, no points, no tricks, no tears at the end of the road. Just straightforward tokens, 1:1, like in the old days. https://t.co/HYAQu2niex

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over 1 year ago

@stevenmeets Yes indeed. Thanks for your support and help throughout this journey. Really appreciate it.

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over 1 year ago

I failed but it was a good learning experience

HASHLEAP @hashleap

over 1 year ago

After an incredible journey, we’ve made the tough decision to close Hashleap. We will be shutting the servers down on this weekend (Feb 22nd). Thank you for your support, trust, and loyalty🙏

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over 1 year ago

@krishan711 thanks Krishan! really appreciate it 🙇

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