This is rare but depends on your manager, if they don't want you around. You will still be paid for the remaining of your "employment" but will not be working.
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Kind of relates to the article as well. Internet infrastructure isn't that important when it comes to Germany's economy. The big four are basically automotive, mechanical engineering, chemical and electrical industries.
Swiss, Dutch and Swedes are all also doing much better imho.
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It has been some time since I did it(Late 2018 I think), but was really informative to get the mindset and different constraints people deal with in smart contract world.
[1] https://www.cryptokitties.co/kitten-class/breeding/introduct...
two things that come to my mind:
- There is really no random() function due to need for determinism
- Space vs. Time complexity is distorted, the gas you pay for instruction vs. byte is really different economics compared to AWS EC2 instance/hour etc.
You can install it using "pip install til-cli", feedback/suggestions most welcome. :)
Was inspired by Simon Willison's TIL Page
One Year of TILs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27017604