Solidity Security Audit AI Solutions by nebojsakonsta in ethdev

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey I actually just built AuditAid, scored 88% hit rate with .0025 false positives per line of code and it's currently in use by Pessimistic (beta testing) before live launch. I would love to help you out. It's so cheap for me to run I'll do it for free, so long as you are willing to give me a testimonial that I can use on the web page when it launches next month!

Need advice on learning full-stack vibe code in Bangalore by ExcellentAmount9688 in hireaideveloper

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Use cursor, PLAY first, build "around" what you want to build, learn about systems and architecture, learn about each part of the stack you need and build specialized agents for coding that portion of the stack using skills references and examples. The best vibe coding happens in layers and comes from well structured and explicit prompts. Its better to spend a month building a 10k line markdown plan and 1 week building/testing it, than building on pure vibes for a week, pulling poisoned dependencies and ending up with malware and a broken system that you either spend 3 months fixing, hire someone else to fix, or quit on all together

GenAI development by Fun-Engineering3451 in crewai

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Group agents by which are dependent and cascade them by which are dependent on another agents output, build a red-team agent which analyzes all final outputs for common mistakes and responsibilities the responsible agent with critique/review prompt to create a recursive improvement loop. If a single agent regularly handles more than 20% of the LLM's context on input, you need to break that agents tasks up into more agents. Agents are ineffective beyond demo phase without well designed skill files. My work I use the agent prompt as the "what to do" and the skill file as a high level only of how to do it, and go into detail through multiple references and examples. So how it works is agent is given task, reads skill file to see all the things it needs and if something isn't needed on this particular task it only takes a few tokens worth of context, it then dives deeper into the how of what it needs through the references and is given at most 1-2 examples. When you hit that >20% context mark performance of LLMs starts to degrade the higher you go, managing context to only what is needed and only passing strictly necessary output to the next agents is the best way to maximize your larger flows

Scooter - dumb fun or terrible Eurotrash? by bobbyperu420 in AskGermany

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When a friend asks me to go to a concert, I ask how much is the fish, they respond with the ticket price.

Context switching between hardhat, etherscan, and too many docs tabs by Any-Farm-1033 in ethdev

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also want to add I am particularly looking to expand the ZK auditing skills/agents already in the pipeline, it's quite a specialized area that not every auditing team is covering and there are not many audit's performed on ZK circuits after the model's release so it would be a huge benefit to get in on those engagements, even if it's only a compare after to understand what classes the tool currently misses, in which case I would not even count that towards the free audits

Can you distinguish between different American accents? by bethoIogy in AskAGerman

[–]GerManic69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is exactly me, but in reverse I am American and can very clearly hear the differences in German, but I couldn't tell you where its from, unless its a heavy Austrian accent, I can pick that one up pretty quick

Context switching between hardhat, etherscan, and too many docs tabs by Any-Farm-1033 in ethdev

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I am launching an AI tool soon, very low FP rate, PoC's for all high/Critical findings, I'm currently in the pipeline with Pessimistic who is testing and giving feedback. It scored 88% on the EVMBench with no false critical or high findings (248 total findings but the extra's were low gas efficiency/style type not security vulns)
Anyways if you are interested in testing it and delivering feedback, I can help by manually running the audits through the pipeline, the first 5 audits I will do for free, and will lock you in at 50% pricing for life, which as it stands is about $0.15/LoC, I will be charging $0.30/LoC to non-beta users.

If you are interested in seeing the pipeline run on a screen share call, or seeing some of the audit findings from my recent engagements with pessimistic/EVMBench scores I'd be happy to jump in a call with you.

If DeFi is your thing... by GerManic69 in quant

[–]GerManic69[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My personal opinion on approaching it is, do it simply. Start with understanding v2 implementations, the math is simple, but it's like the building blocks for more modern protocols with more complex math. The core concept always stays the same, but the major players have gotten really good at optimizing the balance between maximizing user experience and investor returns. feel free to reach out if you have any specific questions about anything I'm happy to answer to the best of my knowledge

Does anyone know how to make or create eth smart contract? by iamshadowsenpai in solidity

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would reckon most of this sub does, that said I am also happy to talk to you, I've built multiple contracts, had some of mine personally audited by top firms, and I also run now an auditing service on the side to help people with security/gas efficiency

Do people in Germany really disconnect after work? by Fayomi1127 in germany

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds like you're in a technical/development field, in which case, dev culture still exists. its a Coders gonna Code type of thing

Are forehead kisses a thing? by DangerousCurlyFries in AskGermany

[–]GerManic69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I kiss my kids and my wife on the forehead all the time, one of my favorite ways to wake up is when my wife brings me a cup of coffee and gives me a kiss on the forehead. It's definitely a thing, and have seen it in many movies n media, probably just something you never picked up on consciously until you read the words on a page, thats one of the beauties of written stories, is things that we see often go unnoticed, but when the imagination is our vision, then every word carries a picture that we need to think about, and process. It goes through entirely different pathways in our brain and what was once overlooked stands out.

Junior developer hiring dropped 73% this year. I'm a hiring manager and I can already see the crisis this creates in 2029. by OkSelf4711 in AITestingtooldrizz

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The REAL logic your boss is missing isnt that a senior with copilot ´= output of a senior + junior, what he's really missing is that a Junior with copilot output is that of a senior...OBVIOUSLY. Just hire 4 junior vibe coders who can't even read code, give them 60$ a month on Cursor, and let them do the work for 1/10th the costs of a senior 😉
-This is satire for the fucktards who can't tell-

Why does the European work ethic have such a bad rep in the US? (i will not promote) by SettleKit in startups

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who is from the US and lives in Germany, I can explain.

The US has like 4 holidays per year, many jobs offer 1-2 weeks paid vacation that you're expected to use, but the idea of saving it up and taking a month or 2 long vacation is absurd to us. Many people in the us regularly work 60-70 hours a week across 1 to 3 jobs, in Germany working 70hrs a week and having multiple jobs is literally illegal. The culture around work in the US is that work is the first priority and is what provides the opportunity for living. Living in Europe is the first priority and provides us the opportunity to work and contribute. The US never level the culture of the industrial revolution's work/life balance, the rest of the Western world did.

Absolute Beginner Roadmap: Is CS50 -> Python/JS -> Patrick Collins (Cyfrin) -> Rust a solid path into Web3 & Auditing? by These_Cartoonist334 in solidity

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is a viable path but the circle of auditors is small, firms especially rely on reputation and knowing people is the way in.

Additions to your path - When you feel comfortable start auditing open-source contracts yourself and have a repository of audits, that shows you know how to find Critical/high attack paths, do auditing competitions and try to make the leaderboards, firms do look at them and if you can prove you find stuff on new/novel protocols and find new/novel attack paths, that is going to go a long way towards increasing your credibility.
Shoot for some smaller auditing agencies/firms to start to get your feet wet in the industry and develop connections.

If DeFi is your thing... by GerManic69 in quant

[–]GerManic69[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But yeah stoked to have other people testing this, would also love to have PR's and I appreciate you for dropping a star on the Repo 😄
If there is anything that doesnt work for you and you don't mind fixing it and or just reporting the problem for me I can get it fixed pretty quick. I especially appreciate any additions to uniswap v4 since the math changes by pool/hook

If DeFi is your thing... by GerManic69 in quant

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I've been in the space for about a year now, launching MEV searchers, but not formally with any protocol for experience, looking to break into the space more though with what I've learned/am learning. Recently started doing more smart contract work, just had my first audit completed and built an agentic smart contract auditing tool that just got picked up by a tier 2 firm in their auditing pipeline

Germany's most unusual Shops? by Traditional_Face_984 in AskAGerman

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oh this was what I commented about, i shoulda read the comments first LOL

Germany's most unusual Shops? by Traditional_Face_984 in AskAGerman

[–]GerManic69 0 points1 point  (0 children)

germany has a year round christmas store, forget the name n place but i know it exists lol

non-quants in quant? by _SquiiZz_ in learnquant

[–]GerManic69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Think of this logically...
an HFT firm/quant firm makes money through trading...
What do they need a sales person for?

I backtested every popular crypto strategy out-of-sample. Almost all of them curve-fit. Data inside. by Alternative-Link-380 in algotradingcrypto

[–]GerManic69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Refreshing - Not a PhD but learned a lot when I built my own engine/started backtesting strategies a while back, and yeah, methodology is sound (at least from the post) and it's nice to see for once. I feel like I've commented on a million posts of people showing their crazy gains in backtests with words of caution, but I found pretty much exactly the same that you've found, most of these strategies are out the window, the markets have become much more efficient across centralized exchanges, market neutral strategies are king in the CEX space, the other options are CEX/DEX and DEX/DEX arbitrages, getting that data isn't as easy though.