
Software Engineer at @teamhephy. 👨💻 Camping, Hiking, Tennis, Yoga, Guitar
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If you take the beautiful software in the world and break it down into a single factor:
It all starts with building something you love using and makes you happy.
If you cannot solve your own problems to your satisfaction and joy, how can you pretend to solve other people's?
AMO retweeted
"Because that's the enterprise sales game. The haggling, the hoodwinking, the game-playing. The let's-see-what-we-can-get-away-with bullshit that brings meaning to the life of suits duking it out in a negotiation contest." world.hey.com/dhh/the-only-t…
#recession Monopoly
Recession Monopoly
When playing Monopoly... the bank suddenly disappears midway during the game and instead of giving you $200 when you pass Go, you have to pay $200 in interest.
Next year, I am going to Bitcoin conference 2023!!!
I will be the guy wearing a Jerome Powell t-shirt and yelling "Cash is King!" really obnoxiously.
Come meet me to sign up for a real intrinsic value finance seminar.
#Bitcoin
#bitcoinconference
#ETFs
ARK Innovation ETF is a great index for innovation and also lack of diversification!
When lawmakers tell voters they need to make some sacrifices, the voters decide the best thing to do is to sacrifice some lawmakers.
"Software is eating the world."
Tech companies and individuals are running software to eat the energy and the natural resources of the Earth instead of finding new ways to spend those resources to create innovation.
Q.E.D. Prepare for crypto's death.
Macroeconomics class is in session. Zombie companies. Dr. Powell said it's possible you may need to open your books to Chapter 11.
#economy
You can apply all the right steps in encryption. But if you apply them in the wrong order, you can still be very wrong.
I don't understand why cryptographers teach cryptography the way they do. A whole science built on conjectures and assumptions. A questionable random oracle model. Yet they still run around trying to prove concrete security statements like it matters.




