Low on motivation?
Think about the number of retards having control over your life and influence your future.
Think about the number of retards whose signatures will alter the course of your life.
Think about the clownish retards ruling your country. Just lock in.
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the whole "software is solved" crowd always seems to ship either nothing or the most basic stuff
like, yeah, to-do lists, social media scheduling apps etc. were solved long before ai
Autistic men are interesting. They often have valuable insights, due to being exceptionally good at logical reasoning.
Psychopathic men are impressive due to their sky high stress tolerance.
Narcissistic men are petty and annoying.
Just published 778 findings in my website https://t.co/PNem20fDtg from contests and private audits 🎉
There are links to the codebase at the right commit, so you can understand the bug yourself instead of just reading about it.
Might be the best way to study, enjoy 🫡
@VigilAInce@Zaddyzaddy Mate just take a look at the recent audit competitions and the unique bugs found, everyone had access to the same models but why hasn't the average solidity joe not able to get the first place? Even the bugs found by AI agents who got first place aren't some sophisticated ones...
Game theory explains why advice from successful people is almost always useless. You are studying survivors, the ones who endured hardships, collapse, and catastrophe. And survivors frequently cannot see the graveyard. A thousand people ran the same aggressive strategy, and one of them, the person you're speaking to, happened to be the one to make it out. The useful advice is never what the winner did. It is what the winner did that the losers did not, and that's the question they frequently don't answer. Study the graveyard, because everyone still standing has an enormous incentive to believe it was skill.
Story Time 📖
I was a humble kid at school. I wasn't the good student, nor the bully, nor the funniest (well, I believed I was, but when you're quiet, no one can know it). I didn't like the system because, even back then, I felt you had to prove yourself to the ones above you and be awarded for it. And imo, people were awarded for the wrong qualities and skills. Everything felt artificial. I still believe that's true for most modern systems, but now I understand why it's needed.
When I first found out about blockchain and web3, it instantly caught my interest. I didn't think about the reason behind it, but it has a lot to do with the freedom and possibility. You see decentralization — protocols earning millions in fees where no one even knows who founded them, thriving just because the product is good and no one can stop it with regulations, laws, etc. It's like the jungle, but on the internet.
Smart contract contests are the only thing I know of where you provide value without any friction and get paid better than most highly paid jobs in the US.
I really hope to see the greatest crypto comeback soon. 🚀
The internet of money has to be bigger than the internet of information.
Information is valuable. Money is the thing everything else is denominated in.
i genuinely believe that soon enough people will take profits from stocks/ AI and will return to crypto.
builders will start innovating again, the market will follow and everyone will win
good times are ahead of us.
@0xSimao Couldn't agree more, use AI where it's necessary, idk why people are calling manual auditing is going to be dead soon enough. The old ways aren't going anywhere.