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new year, new pinned tweet.
call me cliche, but every year i love to pin a new tweet on my page.
i am very optimistic about this year.
in 2025, i learnt a lot. studied the people in the top and how they used their knowledge to create and make a name in this space.
in 2026, i plan to implement & execute everything i learnt.
this year, i’m choosing to build my personal brand in public.
like i said earlier “documentation will save me”
the messy parts, the wins, the losses, every single thing would be here.
recently, i picked up a technical skill; data analysis.
slowly i have been sharing the little i have learned so far.
i genuinely want to work towards being a good data analyst & one of the best analysts in this web3 space.
on the other hand, i picked up two creative skills.
content writing & content creation.
i started this space with writing so i think it is very fair if i go back to it.
i want to become better at telling stories, writing clearly, creating content that actually helps people & i believe 2026 is the best year to execute this.
last but not least, there are 3 major things i’d be prioritizing this year.
- dedication.
- consistency.
- networking.
i’m learning to trust the process, even when progress feels slow.
to show up on days i don’t feel ready.
to believe that consistency will do what motivation can’t.
so if you are reading this and you are building or creating or learning, you are not alone.
in one year, i hope we look back at this & be proud we didn’t quit. 💙
ah wtf
I was setup on the 24th . I was sick and someone I thought is my friend said she wants to send me a package. She knew I left my former location and traveled for break..
I sent her my address as she said she wanted to send me a get well soon package. This acct @Wchellebaby
I noticed the rider was sus, so I got pissed and blocked the number and said I don't want anymore.
She kept pleading I said I will send her money back.
Not knowing this girl was trying to get an unknown person to find my location and take me away.
I was even pissed that I was stressed not knowing she was setting me up with some unknown guys and this girl was begging me to step out of the house that there is a package.
slippage prices these days are very high, why?
i use relay to bridge between two chains, even phantom itself it is so high.
imagine slippage fees being 13.92% (the least btw) & you still get to pay extra fees.
what do you guys use in cross chain bridging? 🙏
honestly combining work, service year, web3 & learning skills is a lot but i guess it’s what i signed up for 😫
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Imagine a robot that can wash your plates and help with everyday chores at home.
Sounds useful, right? But how do we know it can handle a task it has never encountered before?
That's where @axisrobotics and @openroboto are tackling an important challenge with the Open Axis Benchmark.
A robot performing well on familiar tasks doesn't automatically mean it can adapt to new situations. Fixed benchmarks can become less effective at measuring that ability as models improve.
Open Axis Benchmark addresses this by drawing fresh evaluation tasks from the growing Axis Library, helping test whether models can genuinely generalize rather than simply memorize familiar tasks.
What makes this interesting is that Axis's data engine supports both sides of robot learning: generating diverse experiences for training and providing new challenges for evaluation.
Because the goal isn't just to build robots that perform well in a simulation. It's to develop models that can adapt to the unpredictable situations they'll encounter in the real world.
Would you trust a household robot with your daily chores today, or do you think we're still a long way from that?
s.kaito.ai/wES8vK7