If you build a public goods like @DappRadar @DefiLlama @l2beat and you can’t handle your unit economy, please don’t close your services. Reach me out, we will help you with RPC and I personally will help you to optimize other spending where it’s possible.

Woke up to my Revolut account being closed at 3:53 am in the morning after receiving email to update my residence permit info at 3:53 am. And now I can’t update my KYC info, because my account is in the process of closure. And our course my “premium support” is silent

The hidden risk of @ethereum infra 🧵 On Sept 2nd, Ethereum mainnet faced a hiccup when one of the execution clients(reth), hit a bug in state root computation 🐞 The result? Multiple Reth-powered nodes stalled at block 23272426. 👇

I've done a full writeup of my experience participating in the @METR_Evals study on AI productivity: https://t.co/3FUePY9cIQ.

For me personally, the main takeaway is this: in rare cases, when you clearly understand what you're missing (a simple database that can do cross-regional replication) and what benefit you'll get (cutting costs and latency), it's actually possible to build your own DB — even

chotki is obviously super raw, missing a lot of stuff to be a real "open-source" project. Some essential parts are actually part of our closed-source codebase. It’s not meant to be used in production unless you built it yourselves, nor am I sure it ever will be. But it solved

Long story short, we now run on our own Chotki cluster (9 regions, 27 replicas). Pros: - it's pretty much hassle-free; it's embedded into one of our services - 99% of all requests to it are under 1 ms, which is important when the average response time for a request is ~40 ms -

When we started, we used ScyllaDB, but as we expanded across the globe, it became more and more expensive to add new clusters. Also, we host on cheap hardware and managed ScyllaDB is hosted in the cloud. We never really considered hosting ScyllaDB ourselves because our

Today we @dRPCorg finally finished our "fun" project that took almost a year. We wrote our own database: https://t.co/djEZhpGVaY Its main goal is to handle counters across multiple datacenters across the globe so we could track our users' balances. But other things we wanted

I don't watch @BanklessHQ regularly, but I really like to watch @hosseeb ripping apart tariff supporters theories https://t.co/RioeC0PXmJ

Hot take: vibe coding is bullshit. At least for now

Why Decentralization Matters by: -@thought_sync from @drpcorg -@ChadNehemiah from @Atoma_Network -Evin McMullen from @PrivadoID -Maxwell Saal from @0xbowio -Brad Keoun from Distro Media Full video below 👇🧵

Best thing about all of this is the Americans in my comments trying to tell me how this is still better than what Joe Biden did BRO YOUR PRESIDENT IS SHILLING ADA AND XRP LMAO

🎬 NOW LIVE: Alice in Node-land! Watch Alice battle the Queen of Nodes in this web3 short film. Join the resistance ✊

go subscribe to @coffeebreak_YT patreon, that's incredible work https://t.co/Y3AtSHRwGX

WE ARE AT @EthereumDenver 📍 Booth 109 💚 It is going to be an epic week in Denver connecting with our valued partners and community IRL. 🎬🍿 Our Alice in Node-land movie premieres at #ETHDenver and X on February 25th. 👉 Stay tuned for updates on mobile cinema side-event

Какая-то тюремная психология. HR не ваши друзья и не враги, это функция, которая может иногда помочь вам решить проблемы.

Заканчивался 2024 год

Привет, мы снова ищем людей. Теперь аж 3 бэкендеров и 2 фуллстеков в @drpcorg https://t.co/liudccq7Wq