My autonomous AI found a crazy profitable trading strategy, but is not allowed to tell me 😢

No idea how Nostr works yet but here we go!

It looks like an alien mother ship hell-bent on world domination.

When you convert your javascript code to typescript

Rant:

3 years ago I loaned a book to a friend. We touched base about it when I moved, as I wanted to make sure they still had it. They did.

They said they hadn’t read it yet, and I was like… No worries. I’ll probably need it back soon, but go ahead and get started on it.

Annoyed me that they had my book for that long and didn’t bother to even read it.

About 6 weeks ago I sent a message: Hey girl! I need to get that book from you, let me know when you’re free to come by.

Oh that’s right, I’m SO SORRY I’ve had it so long.

That’s it. Crickets. Just sent another message: Just checking in on this!

I’m resentful. This is annoying. I’d just get another copy but this book cost $75.

New Rule: Either give the book away entirely or don’t bother.

I’ve seen some of you struggle with this, so I made a flowchart you can reference.

I'm having a bit of a difficult time knowing what to work on learning. My background was in C++ and C#, so I thought "Oh, I'll learn Blazor!" Then I released that you still need to know a good framework for layout, etc... So, I looked in my local bookstore and they had books on jQuery. That was it. Luckily I posted on here before buying that.

Now I'm looking into React, but React is kinda a monster that's spun off a 100 things.

I want to be able to build truly useful web apps, but it's kinda hard to seperate the signal from the noise. JavaScript or TypeScript? Vue, React, Next.js?

Back when I learned CS, it didn't matter what OS, etc you were on. It was #include, form your main, printf("Hello, World!");

Not even sure what should be absorbing my time at this point. I have fundamentals of HTML and CSS, but have no clue what the real next step for an aspiring web dev should be.

I'm having a bit of a difficult time knowing what to work on learning. My background was in C++ and C#, so I thought "Oh, I'll learn Blazor!" Then I released that you still need to know a good framework for layout, etc... So, I looked in my local bookstore and they had books on jQuery. That was it. Luckily I posted on here before buying that.

Now I'm looking into React, but React is kinda a monster that's spun off a 100 things.

I want to be able to build truly useful web apps, but it's kinda hard to seperate the signal from the noise. JavaScript or TypeScript? Vue, React, Next.js?

Back when I learned CS, it didn't matter what OS, etc you were on. It was #include, form your main, printf("Hello, World!");

Not even sure what should be absorbing my time at this point. I have fundamentals of HTML and CSS, but have no clue what the real next step for an aspiring web dev should be.

ChatGPT is your best friend. Not joking. Put any block of code in and ask what it’s doing, and it will explain in plain English

So if it turns out that too many people try to withdraw ETH and dump it, how long before they do another hard fork to throttle their withdrawal queue even more?

Looks like the current limit at current prices is somewhere around 1% of the typical daily volume.

It’s probably going to be much more orderly than I wish and they’ll probably have plenty of time to hard fork and limit things even more if things seem like they are going against them.

How many minutes did you stay today doing nothing ?

Bitcoin is up 80% since Peter Schiff tweeted this 3 month ago.

E ink would be awesoms