Public side of the story | Data Scientist & Cybersecurity Specialist | Contributor at @ethdotorg
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Tim Balabuch retweeted
Many of your ideas will be met with applause until you ask someone to pay you for them
Tim Balabuch retweeted
Isn’t it interesting how many KOL’s will preach “everything but ETH” but when times get tough - they liquidate “everything but ETH”?
Exerpt from @CryptoHayes “Reality Test”
Tim Balabuch retweeted
the worst thing about claude launching new models is getting GANGBANGED by « CLAUDE JUST KILLED ___ » posts for a FUCKING month after its release
Tim Balabuch retweeted
ETH will continue decoupling as the market prices out non-revenue, weak PMF tokens. This is just the beginning.
Trillions going onchain — real protocol cash flows. The market trades liquidity premiums, not memes.
My bet’s on ETH
Tim Balabuch retweeted
We used to go to a special website, ask strangers for help with programming, and get humiliated in return
Tim Balabuch retweeted
"Our distancing ourselves from people doesn't signify hatred or change. Isolation is the homeland of weary souls."
—Ernest Hemingway
Tim Balabuch retweeted
Security Alert: Security Alert: KelpDAO Exploited for ~$290M rsETH — Stolen Funds...
ethdevwatch.com/security-ale…
by Perseus | Source:@CertiKAlert | #Ethereum #EthDevWatch
Tim Balabuch retweeted
Our Artemis II crew will be going around the Moon, but they'll always find their way back home 🌎
During this complex journey, the four astronauts will travel ~685,000 miles on a trajectory around the Moon and back to Earth.
See their daily agenda: go.nasa.gov/4bw1ddt
Tim Balabuch retweeted
4. Variable font width ASCII art, because why not, it's easy now chenglou.me/pretext/variable…
Same prompt, same tasks.
Claude Code reviewing Codex’s solution:
This is meaningfully more robust. My fix was minimal and reactive (API flag only). This one is defensive, retroactive, and maintainable. Worth using this version.
Tim Balabuch retweeted
I feel like at every level we've implicitly made this decision that running a node is this oh so scary devops task that it is ok to leave to professionals.
IT IS NOT.
We need to reverse this. Running your own Ethereum infrastructure should be the basic right of every individual and household.
"The hardware requirement is high, therefore it's okay for the devops skill and time requirements to also be high" is not an excuse. Even people who can afford high-end hardware, dedicated staking boxes, etc often do not have a lot of free time. Nodes should be easy.
