When you know you should stop coding.

People who are good at context switching will benefit the most from the latest AI wave. I’ve got Cursor, ClaudeCode, ChatGPT app, and Claude app all running at once for code, papers, and slides. My biggest overhead now is my own context switching (and I’m not great at it...).

Many of our early studies @HatforceSec @KaihuaQIN looked at consensus stability, from MEV, transaction reordering to forked blocks. One tab I’ve always loved is Etherscan’s Forked Blocks view (I’ve never found an alternative unless I crawl the data myself). You can still explore records going back 10 years 🙏#10YearsofEtherscan @etherscan

Vibe coding is misleading. Today all coding tools are "supervised coding". Claude Code and Cursor feel like students. First figure out how good they are, then choose to trust the final result with checks or go step by step and verify every step. Eventually, we will reach true vibe coding, but we are not there yet.

It is important to be proud of the papers you have written!

someday soon something smarter than the smartest person you know will be running on a device in your pocket, helping you with whatever you want. this is a very remarkable thing.

Really like this new root cause analysis view of @DeFiHackLabs

entering the fast fashion era of SaaS very soon

Anyone knows adam?

Transformer vs. Mixture of Experts in LLMs, clearly explained (with visuals):