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0/n MY PROGRAMMING EBOOK IS RELEASED! 🤩
📒 "Build a Blockchain from Scratch in Go"
Goal: "Bring 1000 developers into the blockchain ecosystem"
Where: @gumroad
gumroad.com/l/build-a-blockc…
#golang #web3 #blockchain
Why should you learn blockchain? What's inside the book? THREAD
Wrote a new article about the history and future of central banking.
If you work in Web3 and complain about central bank money printing, you must read this article.
Why did society create the first central bank?
web3.coach/why-was-the-first…
I felt the need to write yesterday. And about a non-technical topic for once!
Any coffee lovers around?
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People are jumping on a new centralized Web2 social media app as if tokens airdrop would be incoming. It is not. The majority of value will be captured yet again by... ̶c̶o̶n̶t̶e̶n̶t̶ ̶c̶r̶e̶a̶t̶o̶r̶s̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶u̶s̶e̶r̶s̶, advertisers. All you get is a temporary novelty.
The most fulfilling aspect of working in Web3 is watching talented people wake up every morning and focus on building democratic and user-centric tools, platforms, and protocols.
Transparent. Verifiable.
Go Web3 builders! #ShiftCtrl
Loving the new design and @Consensys mission.
The builder spark is alive in each and every one of us✨
And today, we’re excited to reintroduce Consensys and our renewed focus to empower builders around the world. #ShiftCtrl
Companies should shower their engineers with communication books and encourage them to improve their writing skills - **if they value team productivity.**
If you are working in a remote environment, I would recommend you read the following two books to improve your technical collaboration in 2023:
- Everybody Writes by Ann Handley
- Communication Secrets That Power Amazon's Success by Carmine Gallo
Christmas gift arrived! Starting 2023 with Efficient Go!
Data-Driven Performance Optimizations. Can't wait to dive deeper into proofing and tracing.
#golang #programming #blockchain #web3
The primary task of software engineers is the cost-effective development of maintainable and useful software.
Jon Bentley, 1982.
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The perfect beginning sentence for a book about performance!





