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You can really just build things nowadays. Opus 4.7 + Claude Design has been a huge help in redesigning the entire UI, rebalancing cards, and polishing art and effects. I’m also using Suno + ElevenLabs for music/ SFX. Done So Far from last iteration: - Initial UIUX + Cards

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Interesting post-mortem here, but it leaves me with more questions because it comes across as so defensive. Anyway, let's get to the basic first. Based on LZ, on April 18, DPRK's Lazarus Group (TraderTraitor unit) stole $290M from KelpDAO's rsETH bridge. The attack, step by

Hyperliquid.

My thoughts when I saw this:

DeFi got hacked again, and the numbers are not small. $290M+ stolen, with contagion spreading across multiple protocols. Let me explain this in plain English, in 30 seconds. Kelp DAO issues rsETH, a “receipt” for ETH that earns staking rewards. Because rsETH is used on 20+

Money can’t buy happiness. Not always. Tell me about the personal luxury purchases that make you feel happy, like a kid again.

DPRK = DeFi Perpetrators Republic of Korea

I think Claude Design is very useful for building prototypes. I one-shotted a simple, AI-powered, gamified life-management app with a very minimal prompt. I haven't tried the slide design yet, but it looks like it could be the perfect tool for ELI5.

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Optimism just changed how OP Mainnet orders transactions for the first time since the chain launched. Not a tweak to gas limits. Not a new opcode. The actual rule that decides whose transaction lands first. If you've ever watched a bot front-run your trade and then paid gas on

Khomaeni

Figma meeting room rn

I love how Anthropic people give something like the cheat sheet after they ship some features.

Did you know there are three main tokenization models so far? Here’s the twist: the model with the strongest investor protections (digitally native) has the weakest DeFi utility. The model with the strongest DeFi utility (synthetic) has the weakest investor protections. No

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BRB, adding 3D print work to my pipeline post Opus 4.7. The real one-man production is real 😉

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Running AI models costs money. When you use ChatGPT or Claude, your prompt goes through a chain of middlemen: - The API provider (OpenAI, Anthropic) - The cloud infrastructure hosting their servers (AWS, Google, Azure), - The chip maker whose GPUs actually do the math (mostly

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