Here are a few resources and useful cheat sheets I found to learn Git:
- Git docs
- github-git-cheat-sheet
- joshnh/Git-Commands/README.md (<- this one is very handy)
- Git Cheat Sheet by GitHub
- Step by step guide by GitHowTo
Arthur Gousset arthurgousset
There are a few commands I end up googling over and over again. Instead of looking up the same stackoverflow question, I decided to keep a record of commands I find helfpul.
I borrowed a few commands from 0nn0/terminal-mac-cheatsheet/README.markdown
See code ~/.zshrc
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Source: Github docs: Searching Code
Filters that work in Gist search.
Re-post, originally published 2021-11-02
🔗 Source: Alex Rampell - Investing in Operating Systems
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👩💻 List of crypto reading lists
🙌 Please note, full credit goes to every original author! Each files includes a link to the source and a hat tip to the individual I found it through, if I didn't stumble over it myself.
📚 I'm replicating the content here to learn in public and for ease of reference. This is entirely for personal study and no commercial use is intendend. Please comment below if you'd like your content removed, I will take it out immediately!
Source: Twitter thread from @nosleepjon
- Gud read on Q2 outlook @knowerofmarkets https://theknower.substack.com/p/the-golden-bullrun
- Gud read on the crypto risk-free rate @nope_its_lily https://nopeitslily.substack.com/p/risk-frees-and-currencies-part-2
- Gud read on the crypto infrastructure landscape @jump_ https://jumpcrypto.com/peeking-under-the-hood/
- Gud read on the Dune analytics fundraising journey https://dune.xyz/blog/started-from-the-bottom
- Gud tips for crypto startups @LindsayxLin https://medium.com/dragonfly-research/11-tips-to-avoid-crypto-startup-legal-pitfalls-cc7418d8f3e4
- Gud read on DAOs and hyperstructures https://creators.mirror.xyz/5YUK1Ef3BEMA9QEZvbOIh7ukbjAYL_0cs_NLplqgHw4
💬 This is a standing invitation: if you want to talk developer tools, I want to talk to you.
My Twitter handle is @arthurgoussetx and my Github handle is @arthurgousset.
- I like getting messages. I have never, not even once, regretted getting a message from a startup, engineer, student, or person interested in our industry. There is absolutely nothing you can do in my inbox which will cause me to think poorly of you as a person or make fun of you to my friends. The worst thing that has ever happened from someone sending me a message is me being a bit busy that day and not replying. Feel free to send me messages.
- I like reading things. If you write something worth reading, tell me. Again, the worst thing that has ever happened as a result of that is that I just don’t read it. All that cost you was a two-line message.
- I like building products. This is doubly true of products which are relevant to my interests. A non-exclusive list of those would include developer tools, data infrastructu
These are notes on various things (mostly notes-to-self). They are incomplete by default, but if you're interested I share them to learn in public. You can find all my notes here: https://gist.github.com/0xarthurxyz.
Selected TLDRs (💡):
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This is a speech I found really interesting by Michael Burry so I decided to take a few notes below.
I also generated a transcript of the commencement speech using otter.ai (you can find the transcript below).
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🔗 Source: A Novel Framework for Reputation-Based Systems
- Paradox: easily transferable reputation (liquidity) = less meaningful reputation (signal)
- Solution:
reputation points(cannot be traded) +liquidity coins(can be traded) - Users receive non-tradable
reputation points(= for signalling) that pay dividends in the form of a tradableliquidity coin. Demand for liquidity coins makes having many reputation points desirable. - 3 parameters for dividend design: