@octal@audible_com The cost/benefit doesn’t work out for this being a deliberate shady practice. Much more likely to be a bug or poorly communicated legitimate fee. I’d just hit up customer service.
@Noahpinion In general true but the consequence of errors in the given task is a big factor in performance. I suspect higher skilled people are more effective at lowering error rate when using AI tools
@mrjasonchoi Research on Cryptocurrencies evolved the science of cryptography and security like nothing else in the past especially ZKP, MPC, Consensus, Key Management and Signature Schemes. This is good for humanity and will help other industries, outside blockchains.
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@DangerWillRobin@hasufl What platform are the games on? Seems like charging a small amount and doing volume is potentially a good route. BTW excellent talk on state of web3 gaming yesterday.
4/ - @mok0230 from @OpenZeppelin, who will demonstrate how to use Defender to automate security operations and monitoring
@frangio_ from @OpenZeppelin, who will explain how to upgrade smart contracts safely and transparently
One of my favorite time management essays is “Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule” by Paul Graham (@paulg) of Y Combinator fame. Give it a read.
As Brad Feld (@bfeld) and many others have observed, great creative work isn’t possible if you’re trying to piece together 30 minutes here and 45 minutes there. Large, uninterrupted blocks of time—3-5 hours minimum—create the space needed to find and connect the dots. And one block per week isn’t enough. There has to be enough slack in the system for multi-day CPU-intensive synthesis. For me, this means at least 3-4 mornings per week where I am in “maker” mode until at least 1pm.
If I’m in reactive mode, maker mode is all but impossible.
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@iyk_app just order my V1 card! Unfortunately v2 was sold out but curious if there’s any way to get the v1 card to distribute contact info. Seems like it has the hardware requirements, just need to get the software dialed in.
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