@themoneygps@levelsio@TermiusHQ I built a keybinding cmd+shift+v that detects if your clipboard has an image and if you are pasting it in a remote session, uploads it with SCP and gives Claude code the path to the image.
I've been using wezterm for some time now, it's very hackable.
📢 Now Available! Ep. 128 featuring @jherrerog_ w/ @MessariCrypto. During this fun conversation, Jaime shares a lot of fun stories & insights from his personal journey to building subgraphs on @graphprotocol with the @MessariData team.
Here's a few topics we discuss with Jaime ⏬
🗺️ Going from Aerospace Engineering to coding
🌐 The Blocksize Wars & RaiBlocks
🏦 Launching a widely successful wallet
💻 Subgraphs and Substreams
🎧 Available Everywhere!
https://t.co/yImMgUcC78
$GRT #GRT #TheGraph #Crypto #blockchain
@DineroNuevo El problema es que si crean su propia moneda pueden montar el protocolo como quieran. No podrán cambiar la historia, pero pueden meter reglas para bloquear cuentas o embargar fondos
@0xngmi So we tried that once. What happened was that solc failed to compile. So we went and compiled the same thing but changing one of the function names and then replacing the signature hash directly in the bytecode. In the end yes, we were able to only call one of the functions
@NourHaridy Doesn't that allow one to deposit USDD, borrow 85% of ETH and wait for it to go up so that you get liquidated. Since your USDD will be liquidated at a value of 1$ and u acquired it for ~0.93 you would be cancelling your debt with a 7% bonus?
Or liqs take the actual asset value?
@AntonioGoBe Podría funcionar 🤔
Aunque sería solo durante el intervalo en el que habiendo ya un tradeo decente para poder definir un precio aún queden unidades minteables
Normalmente a la que una colección pilla tracción, vuelan. En otros casos los que no se venden se queman o se regalan
@AntonioGoBe Más o menos. Si vienen por un link, el navegador normalmente pone el origen en un header `Referer`. Si vienen redirigidos ese header normalmente no está. Also, que no esté puede significar que vengan directos, redirigidos, o que el origen tenga una referrer policy que no lo meta
@AntonioGoBe Da igual, de algún lado los tiene que sacar. Mira en la consola del navegador en la pestaña de red a donde está llamando y ataca esa URL directamente