If you’re 42 then your probably were 16 or 17 years old in 2000. You probably weren’t in tune with platforms trying to sell themselves as decentralized.

100%. After a month or two of seriously diving into agent assisted coding, I can honestly say it’s the elusive 10x’er to productivity management has always dreamed about.

Everywhere I can.

Let’s say I need to build a feature, take for instance a common task of integrating with Stripe.

I’ll start by gathering a few links to api documentation and use the Claude chat to say something along the lines of “research integrating with Stripe for invoicing referencing this links. Create a detailed design spec for the features”

Then I’ll take that spec, give it a once over and save it to my code workspace.

I’ll execute Claude Code and prompt something like “Think about the design spec for integrating stripe and create a detailed implementation plan to integrate Stripe in this application staying true to the projects conventions”.

I’ll give that a once over and maybe even ask it to validate the plan against the original spec.

Once I’m satisfied with the spec I say “execute the plan”.

I then move to a different project while it’s running and repeat back and forth.

I’ve been very happy with the quality of code given enough context and guidelines.

Claude Code is a great agent for coding. The Claude Sonnet models are also superior to pair with your agent.

Claude Code

Kismet

He likes to mix and match abbreviations. A CAGR closer to 30% would get us there.

Which company?

Do shell scripts count?

Time to triple down and cc the high school math teacher

I would say that they probably have to use a third party custodian, but then again, Fidelity custodies for their own ETF.

Happy Mem Day 🇺🇸🫡

GM & GN

Go for something made of ceramic. You don’t want any metal micro-shavings or plastics

Guinness

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Can the Q serve as a way to backup and restore two factor authentication codes?

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But when multi-nut?!

This will be the tipping point, in my opinion, where I will start showing normies.

He actually has two preferred stock tickers, STRF and STRK, in addition to MSTR.

USDT is Tether yes.

They can issue on any chain they have integrated with.

The chain, L1, is called Tron and has been around for a while. Native token is TRX I believe. Probably has many “use cases” but I think most of the volume is stablecoin transfer.

Many people in Argentina for example, use it from what I’ve seen on the YouTubes.

Centralized layer 1 with extremely low fees used heavily for USDT

Wait until all these people figure out firebase and replit; no more hiring someone to build a website for your business.

I hope you’re a bot because if you’re a real person who is goading someone to respond to you after they’ve had such an incredibly difficult experience, you kinda suck.

This is the ending to “Logan Lucky”, an underrated gem of a movie.