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A free Chrome extension that allows you to quickly and easily summarize articles on any website, with one click or one keyboard shortcut, you'll get a concise summary in just a few seconds. Continue reading →
EIP-3074: a transformative Ethereum proposal introducing new opcodes that enable externally owned accounts (EOAs) to delegate transaction capabilities to smart contracts. This enables transaction batching, sponsored transactions, and social recovery. Continue reading →
ERC-1271 enables smart contracts to verify signatures, allowing them to sign transactions. Learn why it's crucial for smart contract wallets and the use cases it unlocks. Continue reading →
ERC-4337 brings account abstraction to Ethereum, enabling smart contract wallets, ERC20 gas fees, and improved UX without sacrificing decentralization. Continue reading →
Discover the four main types of blockchain standards—EIPs, ERCs, RIPs, and CAIPs—in this detailed guide. Learn how these standards enhance Ethereum protocol usability and interoperability across multiple blockchains. Continue reading →
There's a popular misconception that there are 24 time zones in the world. Nope, there are more. Continue reading →
A cheetsheet for a Solidity contract layout and structure, to know what goes where and how. Continue reading →
How to understand Merkle trees, write and test your smart contract, together with Solidity exercises Continue reading →
What I learned from doing 12 challenges in 12 months, and how it changed my life. Continue reading →
December Challenge summary: Daily post on Instagram. What I learned from it, how it went, and will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
How I became a billionaire in 15 minutes. True story. With proof of all of the transactions. Continue reading →
I'm lazy. But also I'm extremely consistent at the tasks that I do. This is the system I came up with to get consistent and to work around my laziness. Continue reading →
November Challenge summary: No coffee. What I learned from it, how it went, and will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
October Challenge summary: Hanging 7 minutes a day, in total. What I learned from it, how it went, and will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
Max values for each uint in Solidity, from uint8 to uint256. Continue reading →
September Challenge summary: One hour of learning every day. What I learned from it, how it went, and will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
The formula and explanation of how not to do stupid shit and what to do instead. Continue reading →
August Challenge summary: No alcohol. What I learned from it, how it went, and will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
A detailed journey of 200 days of learning web3: what worked, what didn't, what I built, what I learned, highlights, downsides, resources, what's next. Continue reading →
July Challenge summary: Cold shower in the morning. What I learned from it, how it went, and will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
June Challenge summary: Waking up before 9 AM. How it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
May Challenge summary: 30 minutes of reading a paper book. How it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
Month 2 summary of learning web3 development. Continue reading →
April Challenge summary: zero sugar. How it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
Month 1 summary of learning crypto development. React basics and starting with Solidity. Continue reading →
I'm learning web3 and sharing my learnings in public. Continue reading →
I was stuck with a toxic friend and a stranger. I've replaced them with two great guys. Continue reading →
March Challenge summary: zero sugar, zero news. How it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
February Challenge summary: Daily publishing. How it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
January Challenge summary: what it was, how it went, what I learned from it, will I keep doing it? Continue reading →
What happens (and what doesn't happen) when your article is mentioned in the newsletter that goes out to 2m+ people. Continue reading →
A compilation of research, findings, and my own experience on developing a bias for action. Continue reading →
Twelve monthly challenges, one for each month in 2021. Zero sugar, 50 push-ups per day, doing only "boring" stuff for a month, and everything in between. Continue reading →
Tech and fashion logos are becoming increasingly similar, all of them using sans serif fonts. Why do they do that? And why it doesn't make sense. Continue reading →
I couldn't buy groceries online because the waiting time for delivery was 2 months. I decided to automate the process of checking if any deliver slot opens up and then instantly booking it. I had to learn Selenium to do this. I succeeded. Continue reading →
Opening text files, even the big ones, should be easy. Even huge ones. It's just text after all. Turns out, it's surprisingly difficult and I had to dig to find out a good way to do it. Continue reading →