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We just created a cURL app yesterday!
github.com/OSSPhilippines/cvβ¦
I think it's good to add them as reliable source.
Introducing Zero Wire: a public vulnerability intelligence feed on @CloudflareRadar, bringing the clarity of a news wire service to critical security developments. cfl.re/4iCvSbj
Introducing: CVE tracker CLI! π
Track CVEs from your terminal: live updates from NVD, CISA KEV, and EPSS, right from curl or the CLI.
Created under @OSSPhilippines π
Just type on your terminal "curl cve.ossph.org" or just visit that link using your browser. Both of them works.
Contribute here: github.com/OSSPhilippines/cvβ¦
Waren Gonzaga π retweeted
An update for Relay users.
You may be seeing pauses or delays on some transactions and routes across the Relay protocol. This is because of steps weβre taking to stop funds stolen in the Binance hack from moving through Relay.
No action is needed on your part.
If you have questions about a transaction, our team is here to help: support.relay.link/en/
Our team has been working around the clock, using multiple layers of risk and compliance screening to block addresses tied to the hacker.
Weβre collaborating with Binance, law enforcement and security teams across the ecosystem. Because that work is ongoing, weβre limited in what we can share right now.
Weβre sorry for the disruption, and we stand by these steps. Everything that moves through Relay is onchain and traceable. Relay is built to bring the world onchain. Protecting the industry from bad actors is part of the job.
Weβll share more as soon as we can.
Updates: status.relay.link/
Waren Gonzaga π retweeted
Pump is bringing some of its execution infrastructure in-house. While we want to serve everyone, Relay is not a story about one app.
Relay is a platform that serves thousands of developers across wallets, payments, RWAs, prediction markets, perps, and trading, all built on the same belief: people shouldnβt have to think about which chain theyβre on.
Users want one balance, instant execution, and zero friction. Weβre making that the baseline for every onchain app, not just one.
On performance, Relay offers best-in-class latency, reliability and fill rates, across 100x the scale (txs), larger orders, more routes and use cases. The data is public (dune.com/relay/fomo-pump-funβ¦).
Two apps on Relay can see wildly different performance depending on how theyβve integrated. Weβve shipped a lot lately, so reach out and make sure you have access to all the latest and greatest.
Back to building. π«‘
Consistency beats intensity. 30 minutes every day will take you further than one 10-hour weekend sprint you never repeat.
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AI can write the whole function in seconds, and I still spend five minutes deciding what to name it.
Hot take: most side projects don't die because of bad code. They die because nobody knows they exist. Shipping is half the job. Telling people is the other half.
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Write the README before you write the code. If you can't explain what your project does in a few lines, nobody will use it, no matter how good the code is.
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The best way I've found to work with AI: one small task at a time. Big prompts give you big messes. Small prompts give you progress you can actually check.
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Customer success taught me: if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it yet. Same with AI. People who know the craft get better results because they know what they're asking for.
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Funny how my best fixes never come while staring at the screen. They come in the shower, on a walk, or right before I sleep.
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Contributing to Animate.css taught me more than any course: read other people's code, take feedback, ship small.
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Hot take: new tools get tried, old tools get used. Teams test the shiny one, then go back to what's already proven in production.
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Building with AI, I don't read every line of code. I watch what it actually does: the logs, the output, every step. That's where you catch it going the wrong way.
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Some nights the only one cheering is the terminal saying 'build passed.' That's enough.
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Sunday coding hits different. No meetings, no pings, just me and one bug that refuses to die.
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