The Indian Ministry of External Affairs, in its infinite wisdom, has declared that a passport is but a humble "travel document," not a definitive proof of citizenship. How wonderfully minimalist. One can't help but admire the audacity. Is the government now in the business of issuing fancy travel brochures to anyone who asks nicely, without the tedious formality of confirming they actually belong to the country? "Indian citizen? Maybe, maybe not. But here, have a booklet that lets you travel the world on our behalf." It’s a truly innovative approach to national identity. Let's just hope this streamlined, "trust me, bro" system doesn't have any, shall we say, unforeseen consequences. What a time to be alive.
"How do I find new projects on Avalanche?"
Well, you could scroll crypto Twitter for 4 hours.. or you could just open Discover inside Core. https://t.co/pCWYW153ni 🤷♂️
Every team says their system is reliable. Ask what that means and you get a shrug. Put a number on it: fix-free completion rate, P95 latency, failures per 1,000 runs.
The users who complain about the flaws in your product may seem annoying, but they are on the whole probably your most valuable users. They complain because they care, and I doubt a startup could ever get really big without users who care a lot about the product.
This is one of those moments where I feel most disconnected from my normie friends
I'm like "do you realize what this means?" And they say "no" and I realize I will need to explain decades of nerd lore and in the end they don't care