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Intro Inspired by the SimpleEnglish skill that recently went viral on HackerNews to make agents speak in ASD-STE 100 Simplified Technical English, and the recent talk, "Don't ship skills without evals", I was inspired to see if we can create a better V2 of

Lessons learned building a sweeping system It's an expensive computation that's already solved by your indexer.

Web scraping has always been fascinating to me – the thrill of harvesting forbidden fruit.

How to effectively work with Jupyter Notebooks using LLMS I discovered some extremely effective ways to work with Jupyter Notebooks with LLM assistance this week.

I've consistently been using worktrees for the past two years.

When I started working on crypto projects, I chose to work under a pseudonym.

TLDR; You can simply use: useQuery<SerializeFrom<typeof loader>> The blog post was meant to pile on the bandwagon of laughing at how ridiculous TypeScript types can get.

Neovim, solc, and coc.nvim FTW Having a working knowledge of Solidity for a crypto developer in the EVM ecosystem is critical.

Another day, another package (uwu) I found an interesting package when I was looking into the rainbowkit source: Lavamoat.

As a web3 developer for a full year, I've read a TON of open source dApp front-end code.

Crypto Wallet UX Sucks It’s no mystery that interacting with blockchains is still hard compared to the buttery-slickness of today’s FinTech.

The Pain of Calling Smart Contracts from the Frontend Have you ever Been confused about what address a contract lives at?

The Problem So you need your users to choose from a range of values while giving them a hint about how risky their choice is.

What follows is an exact repost/mirror of Steve Yegge's 2012 post "Notes from the Mystery Machine Bus" from Google+ on the software risk aversion axis.

The Wrong Way There are SEVERAL guides online telling you how to normalize audio to provide a great listening experience by using FFmpeg's "loudnorm" filter.

Let me get this off my chest right off the bat: Keras is all you need for 90% of neural network applications.

Why?

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