Tor, POAP, and Tornado Cash - Mentor.eth

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Tor, POAP, and Tornado Cash - Mentor.eth

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Sep 20, 2022

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Mentor.eth is a Biologist turned programmer! We talked about web 3, DAOs, and entrepreneurship. He explains how he went from working in a lab to web 3 programming. He's a talented dev with multiple helpful open-source projects available on GitHub.
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- Poap.xyz
- oniondao.web.app
- rocketeer.fans
- signer.is
- github.com/actuallymentor

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Sep 20, 2022

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Web3 and crypto are taking the world by storm. Keeping up-to-date can feel impossible. Dev3 solves this with technical conversations. Learn about Ethereum, DeFi, and the newest tech from the web3 builders making it happen.

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Introduction - Why this podcast MUST exist by dev3
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How to win hackathons, be an OG, and build web3 products - Corbin Page by dev3
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Help, I'm new to web3! - A fun Q&A by dev3
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A GENESIS Constitution DAO member, multi-sigs, and DAO communication - Jonah Erlich by dev3
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Huffing Solid Yul while a Vyper Slithers over Tornado Cash - Patrick Collins by dev3
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Superfluid, Huff, and Cairo. ZK programming - Joshua Trujillo by dev3
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Lens: A Web3 Social Protocol. Talking product, gasless transactions, and EIPS with davidev.eth by dev3
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Rehash: A Web3 Podcast, no-code tools, and rage-quitting law | Diana Chen by dev3
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PUSH Rebrand, Full-Stack Leadership, and how to notify thousands of wallets - Harsh Rajat by dev3
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Tor, POAP, and Tornado Cash - Mentor.eth by dev3
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How to find funding, building community, and decentralizing venture-capital | Shawn Dimantha by dev3
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THOUSANDS of POAPs, and new Earnifi integrations with GitPOAP - Colfax.eth by dev3
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