MayjorMayham

For those that are #coders I just want to share something I recently discovered called Cursor https://www.cursor.com/ I only code every now and then so this may be something many have already started using but for me, it was a very welcomed intro to coding with AI. The auto completions and ability to chat with the codebase blew my mind. I just completed a project that would've normally taken weeks in a couple days. I'm almost to a point where I'm shouting this out to the skies 😂

After further analysis 🧐, I found that the $TRUMP wallet I've been following is actually amongst a group of wallets sniping coins on pump.fun. So for those interested in risking your neck on pump.fun, be very careful of the contracts that have a lot of activity, hardly any chatter in the thread and on the verge of completing the bonding curve. The wallet I've been following is linked to the creator of the coin I tracked along with many other wallets all participating in bundles so the holder record doesn't show risk of 1 wallet holding a massive portion of the liquidity. Then when the coin completes the bonding curve, they immediately sell their holdings rugging everyone that bought into it.

Why does it seem like artists avoid hanging out with other artists while making things? Is it a trust issue? Easier to focus?

Studies say 18 minutes a day, for a month, on a skill will make you an expert, but others say you'll never feel like one. Maybe just focus on the skill itself instead of the ego

Looking for other 3d artists to follow. Does anyone have suggestions?