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Last week I got laid off from my web2 job.
This week I won my first web3 competition.
I’m just getting started.
Replying to @code4rena
zzebra83
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zzebra83
@zzebra83
web3 security researcher, IoT Engineer, prototype math connoisseur.
Joined December 2015
- My math academy experience in a nutshell: 1. Me: "this math topic is super difficult, there's no way i'm getting this". 2. Spaced Repetition and a bunch of other giga brain algorithms reprogram my head. 3. Me: "ah, this is too easy now, whats next."
- Replying to @StephenKingI’m a big fan of you both. But I’m betting he can pull it off. I’m biased though , I’m an engineer myself, and all we do is try and solve hard problems, and I think Twitter is a way easier problem to solve tbh compared to Tesla .
- Replying to @biancoresearchI’ve been involved in startups for the past 10 years, you’ll be surprised what 10 software engineers can build..
- Plan is simple: 1. learn rust. 2. win rust audits(less competitive) 3. upgrade to Tesla plaid. 🤝
- This might be basic math to some, but let me tell ya, for me to be able to breeze through such topics gives me a dopamine hit like no other. Thanks @_MathAcademy_ for giving me confidence in math.
- I started at math foundations I, now, half way through foundations II, I'm left stunned by my initial lack of math fundamentals. Especially given I have a degree in Comp science and a degree in Finance. My guess is the schooling system I was in sucked tremendously.
- When I was just starting out in SR, I remember auditing the Maia contest in C4, I was extremely intimidated, had 0 idea about the protocol, cross-chain or anything in general. But I had a plan and was motivated. I kept it simple, and focused only on the most complex part of
