Good luck getting a private key out of a HSM.
Well, that's an insane background, so that can't be the issue. One question though: how many of those years 10 years have you worked in a full-time position?
> nobody believes what you write on your resume That's nonsense. It's quite straightforward actually: go through the CVs of engineers working at top companies and look how their resume looks different from yours.…
Layoffs hit overvalued, bloated companies, and the majority of laid of people are non-technical staff, or junior employees. None of this has ANY effect on competent software engineers. Most of my peers keep getting…
If you can't find a job with a "proven track record" in this market, you're doing something horribly wrong. I'm willing to bet $100 that your resume is not stellar. Many people are bad at evaluating themselves. I've…
Disagree. I was lonely in my teens, but ever since I met my wife I haven't been lonely. Ever. Married for 10 years now.
That's unsustainable and short-sighted. Good point though, that can very well be the reason for lots of devs.
> L2s are the PayPals etc that make "the internet" (cryptocurrency) useful for "the normies" (later adopters). That's a lie people tell themselves to justify Ethereum's platform. The reality is that I can build scalable…
Who cares about the liquidity if most users in the world can't even afford it? And it's unsuitable for a large array of applications? L2s are like a last-ditch effort. If they are the main scaling mechanism, the chain…
This is so funny. I watched your stream yesterday for the first time randomly. Never heard about eBPF before. Since then I've read up on eBPF and its use in low-latency engineering, which I found fascinating. And now I…
Good luck getting a private key out of a HSM.
Well, that's an insane background, so that can't be the issue. One question though: how many of those years 10 years have you worked in a full-time position?
> nobody believes what you write on your resume That's nonsense. It's quite straightforward actually: go through the CVs of engineers working at top companies and look how their resume looks different from yours.…
Layoffs hit overvalued, bloated companies, and the majority of laid of people are non-technical staff, or junior employees. None of this has ANY effect on competent software engineers. Most of my peers keep getting…
If you can't find a job with a "proven track record" in this market, you're doing something horribly wrong. I'm willing to bet $100 that your resume is not stellar. Many people are bad at evaluating themselves. I've…
Disagree. I was lonely in my teens, but ever since I met my wife I haven't been lonely. Ever. Married for 10 years now.
That's unsustainable and short-sighted. Good point though, that can very well be the reason for lots of devs.
> L2s are the PayPals etc that make "the internet" (cryptocurrency) useful for "the normies" (later adopters). That's a lie people tell themselves to justify Ethereum's platform. The reality is that I can build scalable…
Who cares about the liquidity if most users in the world can't even afford it? And it's unsuitable for a large array of applications? L2s are like a last-ditch effort. If they are the main scaling mechanism, the chain…
This is so funny. I watched your stream yesterday for the first time randomly. Never heard about eBPF before. Since then I've read up on eBPF and its use in low-latency engineering, which I found fascinating. And now I…