What everyday people actually want is simple:
get paid on time, pay anyone instantly, save with sensible yield, move money to and from local rails, trust that funds will not vanish.
Bridging that gap has been a long standing problem for crypto 🧵
@alephile It’s uncanny when you come across a role at a company that matches your skills, strengths and interests. Shot my shot in the form. If you’re curious about how I think about stablecoins and how they can help everyday people, check out this article
https://t.co/uB7a7WzJeZ
What everyday people actually want is simple:
get paid on time, pay anyone instantly, save with sensible yield, move money to and from local rails, trust that funds will not vanish.
Bridging that gap has been a long standing problem for crypto 🧵
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Last year @ElectricCapital announced they wont be producing the developer report anymore.
So i just launched https://t.co/SRD4DwtiMr based on all the data we’ve accumulated over the years at jobstash.
Some context:
We're working on a treatment deck for a health tech wearable launch film.
The product comes in 5 colours, and the deck needed 14 camera angles of each. That's 70 renders, transparent bg, all laid out on one page.
Normally that's someone's entire day.
I built the Blender file and set up the materials. Then Claude worked inside Blender, did the 70 renders, removed the backgrounds, and dropped them into the layout I'd already made in Figma.
That's the part I mean by junior. The repetitive stuff, not the art direction, or design thinking.
It's a free add-on called Blender MCP. It lets Claude work inside your actual .blend instead of just talking about it, so it can read the scene, run scripts and render out of it.
You install it like any other add-on, then add a small startup script so it connects itself every time Blender opens. One catch, keep one Blender open or they fight over the connection.
You still build the file and set up the materials. It does every colour and angle after that.
I'm writing the full setup up this week, prompts included. Want it when it's done?