/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.54329015]

any actually technically literate anons in this board? I'm thinking about learning Solidity or whatever programming languages blockchains use the most so that I can validate a project's integrity and quality by myself instead of listening to paid shills on the internet.
is it a realistic and doable idea?

[Anonymous No.54329021]

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[Anonymous No.54329037]

>>54329021
why are you guys like this

[Anonymous No.54329053]

>>54329037
>Post tits in OP
>Fpbp is booba post
>"Omg why are you guys like this?"
You are either incredibly new or incredibly ignorant.

[Anonymous No.54329055]

https://www.instagram.com/pegs_tang/
I found sauce already. Apparently its implants. Im fucking disappointed

[Anonymous No.54329072]

>>54329055
Checked but the disgusting ass tattoos and the gross mole on her back are far more disappointing.

[Anonymous No.54329075]

>>54329015
I want to cooooom

[Anonymous No.54329077]

>>54329015
Yes it's pretty realistic if your goal is just to be able to get an understanding of what's going on.
Actually writing and creating a secure, novel smart contract is more difficult.
Ethereum and many other chains use its EVM, and yes almost every project that targets the EVM is coded in Solidity.
Learning about the EVM and Solidity enough to get a good grip on what's going on isn't that difficult if you have some basic knowledge of comp sci.
But if you do you need to know things like what an unsigned 256 bit integer is before even bothering to learn Solidity, among other basics. Luckily though all that stuff is pretty simple and also is good knowledge to have which transfers over to anything related to computation.
Can ask /g/ too for specifics with how to approach the basics(not that they'll necessarily help you, but maybe). Just don't mention anything about crypto or Solidity or they'll definitely not help you.

[Anonymous No.54329081]

Unironically where do I find women like this? I’m assuming they’d each be in different places because one is obviously very different from the other

[Anonymous No.54329091]

>>54329053
Seriously, Lmao

[Anonymous No.54329127]

>>54329081
doesn't matter, they will not touch you.

[Anonymous No.54329131]

>>54329077
thank you for the insight. I'm learning Python and R (I'm a junior BI) so I wonder if what I learn from those two languages will be transferable to understanding smart contracts better? I don't have any prior background or experience in comp sci.

at your current skill level, are you able to, for example, read a token's mechanism to confirm whether their functions are working as the marketing claims say, or there are any vulnerable risks? I basically just don't wanna get scammed into lies that I could avoid with technical literacy

[Anonymous No.54329139]

>>54329053
>>54329055
>>54329072
>>54329075
>>54329081
>>54329091
I posted the pic because obviously it's an eyecatcher but I did not expect you guys to be so.... enthusiastic about tits.

[Anonymous No.54329149]

>>54329015
try crypto zombies this is how I started its a bit outdated but gets you thorugh the basics. Once done with it you will have enough knowledge to research better resources yourself

[Anonymous No.54329161]

>>54329139
>but I did not expect you guys to be so.... enthusiastic about tits.

[Anonymous No.54329219]

>>54329149
thank you, I will give it a shot now

>>54329161
I like thighs and fit tummy much more than tits

[Anonymous No.54329228]

>>54329219
you sound like a tremendous faggot so yes i think learning 2 code is the right choice for you

[Anonymous No.54329258]

>>54329228
>only real men like tits because... I said so

[Anonymous No.54329300]

>>54329127
They are Asian, I am White. Of course they will touch me.

[Anonymous No.54329346]

It's not that hard if you just put couple of hours for a week to learn the basics. The contracts are actually one of the most manageable parts. The challenge is the testing and deployment for me. But in your case, if you just learn the solidity to read contracts shouldn't take too long.

[Anonymous No.54329365]

>>54329015
she looks like me in drag and MASSIVE tits
t. flip hapa

[Anonymous No.54329393]

>>54329346
thank you anon. I assume once I know the basics of solidity, I can read other non-ETH structures too? (like bitcoin and BNB)

[Anonymous No.54329640]

>>54329365
I'd fugg you anon

[Anonymous No.54329705]

>>54329131
90% of learning programming is wrapping your concept around execution order and basic concepts like Variables, control flow(if, loops like while/for), functions, that sort of thing. As well as C-Like Syntax which is extremely widespread (Java, Javascript, Solidity all use it).

This transfers very widely, the vast majority of code you'll see requires these, and they're something people really struggle with.

Beyond that it's just data structures like arrays and such and then special language features for things like OOP(Object-Oriented-Programming).

But note that actually writing secure smart contracts is going to take a fair bit more work.

I'd be happy to go over a smart contract of your choice with you if you so wish or be available for questions. Reachable over a variety of media, I'll leave my Discord here, happy to throw you other contact information, just mention what you'd like. Zirok#7684

[Anonymous No.54329740]

>>54329015
You should get a very solid grasp of "normal" non-smart contract/blockchain programming before trying to tackle Solidity. I.e you should be able to throw together a solid full-stack app that runs on microservices if you want dApps and shit to even make sense.
Smart contract programming is full of footguns that will lead to your contract getting exploited for all your money. It's hard to tell exactly if a token is a rug or not from reading the code if you haven't written one yourself

[Anonymous No.54330127]

>>54329131
>I'm learning Python and R (I'm a junior BI) so I wonder if what I learn from those two languages will be transferable to understanding smart contracts better?
Yeah, you should be learning about data types, control flow, basic things like that which should transfer over. Hopefully they do cover the basics there, if not you'll want to learn them on your own anyway since it's useful knowledge.
>>54329131
Yes, once you have the basics down there are a lot of tools that automate a lot of that stuff, or help you simulate transactions to see what is actually happening and whether it's different than what you'd expect to see or not.
Security firms paid very larges sums of money to audit protocols still miss things from time to time though as well, so there is always a cat and mouse game going on. So you can't expect to ever be 100% sure.
But a lot of of contracts are simply boilerplate OpenZepplin contracts, or forks of some other established protocol like UniswapV2. So even just being able recognize what is being used, even if it's just a copycat(good thing in most cases in a security sense unless they're lying about it being something new, which is a separate issue) is pretty useful. And knowing how contracts can or can't changed is also helpful so you understand what the actual risks are.
But once you have some basics down there are lots of resources out there. If your goals are in understanding risk and such rather than creating contracts than resources/tools in the security realm are probably best for your purposes.

[Anonymous No.54330161]

>>54329219
>fit tummy
faggot

[She/They No.54330171]

>>54329015
Learn Hoon. The urbit ecosystem has so many different directions that you can go wherever your passions take you
Tlon pay you thousands for completing urbit programming tasks on a one-off basis via their grant programs
There are startups like Holium working on urbit today
And there are free online Hoon programming classes you can take, so you won't be learning alone

[Anonymous No.54330193]

>>54329139
Guys who aren't enthusiastic about tits are fags. Fuck of faggot.

[Anonymous No.54330204]

Here's an idea. Wrote a smart contract for a gambling game.

[Anonymous No.54330222]

>I posted the pic because obviously it's an eyecatcher but I did not expect you guys to be so.... enthusiastic about tits.

[Anonymous No.54330233]

>>54329015
>a project's integrity and quality
They're all scams
/thread

[Anonymous No.54330250]

>>54330233
>he doesn't make money off knowing something's a scam and being able to protect himself and profit from it anyway

[Anonymous No.54330367]

>>54329015
>learning Solidity
forget solidity
learn vyper

[Anonymous No.54330375]

>>54329077
good post

the reason learning vyper is easier is because the real contracts are legible, while solidity is all in fucking assembly
also, good luck trying to audit assembly without hiring the entire paradigm research division

[Anonymous No.54330384]

>>54329131
>wonder if what I learn from those two languages will be transferable to understanding smart contracts better?
yes and no
the thing is, the EVM is kinda of a monster of its own
it's very different executing something using EOAs and contracts relative to token transfers than some python VM code

[Anonymous No.54330440]

>>54330127
This. Basically everything is bolted onto an OpenZepplin template
>>54329131
I've 10 years of experience in python, and I found that moving to Solidity was much harder than I thought. Js is much more useful in understanding Solidity and reading smrt contracts, I would recommend you get a solid grounding in Js before you try and move to Solidity. There are plenty of courses you can find for free. JewTube courses vary in quality massively, some are very specific i.e. >How to code x to do y
And some are just poor. I can recommend Alchemy University, great for a n00b as it's very practical based around coding challenges, but you don't need to mimic the instructor code to pass, as long as your code does what it should you can move on
>I am not affiliated in any way with Alchemy I just think is really good, if you don't mind a bunch of slack jawed normies in the Discord asking ser please how do I hello world

[Anonymous No.54330447]

>>54329139
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[Anonymous No.54330497]

>>54329139
Anon, you have to understand your audience. Ignoring the Pajeet scammers who are only here because they're getting paid, your typical /biz/raelis are mostly seggually repressed, lower-mid tier social status, white collar tech natives. We harbour residual resentment to Stacey for overlooking us in high school, but as weeabos who desire the submissive QTAZN you are absolutely guaranteed to get (you)s from posting QTAZN booba. I would absolutely breed the fuck out of (her? him?) there's no loser when you play Pattaya Roulette and spin the wheel to find out what they've got down below

[Anonymous No.54330589]

>>54329139
They're trolling you because you're baiting with a coomer pic due to your boring OP topic that will get 0 replies otherwise.

[Anonymous No.54330849]

>>54329705
Thank you. I'm only beginning to code so even though I know the concepts you talk about I don't understand or knowing how to utilize them properly. Maybe I'm dumb but I find it difficult and I often run into errors.
If you don't mind talking more about this topic as well as sharing your point of view I sent you a friend request on discord.

>>54330127
I've always found it odd that the technical aspect of blockchain isn't brought up more often in /biz/, even though I have a fair assumption that there are many talented and tech-savvy people here? is this the wrong place for me to seek for knowledge? where should I go to educate myself better on those subjects?

[Anonymous No.54331108]

>>54329015
What was your question again?

[Anonymous No.54331152]

>>54329139
i didnt read op's post, but are you a woman by chance?

[Anonymous No.54331267]

>>54329021
fpbp

[Anonymous No.54331707]

>>54329139
You really shouldnt be here. You're too fucking stupid even for this place

[Anonymous No.54331720]

>>54329081
Women with big tits are still women, you can find them anyone where you would find any regular woman except with rarer chances

[Anonymous No.54331856]

>>54329015
realistic and doable? yes
but if you are going to get that good you may as well change your career to being a blockchain developer
people with the skills you describe are in short supply
.t. i had to learn web3 for my job

[Anonymous No.54332913]

>>54330375
It's funny because Solidity being such a piece of shit was what kept me from getting into eth really early. It was mocked by tons of people who's technical opinions I respected, and even Gavin Wood couldn't seem to write a contract without having 300k eth stolen, or 500k locked up forever. And it being so bad with TheDAO reenterancy(which was a known issue and not that complicated) that they had to roll the whole chain back, which was unthinkable to anyone into bitcoin.
So Vitalik and all the other apparent cool kids were pushing Vyper as what was going to replace Solidity. So I thought no point in bothering learning Solidity or getting into this shit yet if it doesn't work. I like Python and dislike JS anyway so I'll just wait for Vyper to be ready to take over...but somehow they barely managed to make Solidity work just enough for that not to happen I guess. Maybe one day though since lots of people do like it and use it.
>>54330849
There should be some. Maybe not as much as before. I wish there was more discussion here. Once in a while though there are some good discussions.
Some people on twitter can be good despite it being pretty horrible overall. Probably some good discords, Eth R&D and Flashbots would be two that should be good since I think they're both official discords for their respective orgs.
This is a huge list of links, and I definitely can't vouch for any individual link on it(and if anything some of the domains might be expired by now and replaced by something sketchy, who knows), but there are definitely a lot of things I have used or seen mentioned. Most things listed don't look too useful now, but more useful once you know more:
https://github.com/OffcierCia/On-Chain-Investigations-Tools-List

[Anonymous No.54333096]

>>54329015
my senses are telling me the tits might be fake. am I right?

[Anonymous No.54333176]

>>54329015
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[Anonymous No.54333225]

>>54329015
how many ounces of silver for both of them?

[Anonymous No.54333313]

>>54329015
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[Anonymous No.54333323]

>>54329015
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[Anonymous No.54333336]

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[Anonymous No.54333484]

>>54333336
thanks for the virus sir

[Anonymous No.54333529]

>>54329021

[Anonymous No.54333772]

>>54329015
Fuck who knew Changs could grow titties that fucking big!
Face is kinda tranilicous but the tits are insane, does this guy have an onlyfans?

[Anonymous No.54333821]

>>54329037
Tits or gtfo. You have to be a woman for a dipshit comment like that.

[Anonymous No.54333854]

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[Anonymous No.54333858]

>>54329015
might not be the right thread or board to ask but how come male and female babies are feeded with breastmilk?
wouldnt it make more sense that male baby is fed with mommys boobmilk and daughter is fed with daddys manmilk?
someone explain this

[Anonymous No.54334833]

>>54329015
C, C++, C#, Rust, etc are all far superior to a literal piece of shit that is responsible for billions worth of lost capitol to exploits and shitty, rent seeking, short sighted, protocol design. Ethereum is a centralized piece of shit along with every other EVM based dumpster fire and anyone dedicated to learning it is either delusional or retarded.

[Anonymous No.54334900]

>>54329081
Seeking if you’re willing to pay. It’s too difficult to find big boobed women in the wild

>t. Fucked 2 absolute titcows from there

[Anonymous No.54335667]

>>54329015
milk truk just arrive