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web3 security researcher • pure chem grad

Joined September 2019
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First 4 figs from auditing , thank you @sherlockdefi and @MorphL2🙏🏼, could have easily done better 🙂
🏆 @MorphL2 Audit Contest Results 🏆 4. @0xRajkumar - $11,499.75 5. @Stalin_eth - $6,523.16 6. n4nika - $5,398.50 7. HaxSecurity - $3,833.25 8. @heispascal - $3,314.87 9. @underdog_sec - $3,188.58 10. p0wd3r - $2,670.21
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You’re broke as a girl, but instead of you to get yourself something to do and get funds for yourself, you’re busy broke shaming him, and feeling you’re with a wrong nigga, then blame him for your own brokenness, is that not stooooopidity??
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What is this 😭😭😭😭
Brother see a$& noor he switch 😂😂😂 Eii, the power of Duna. Brest men are just g/ay at this point 😂
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I reverse engineered tiktok
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This is the most satisfying video on the TL right now🥹❤️
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For Nigerians and Africans Mercor Meridial Turing Mindrift (Taloka) If you are abroad Alignerr Handshake AI Outlier If you know your way, one is enough to give you minimum of $500 monthly. I have been with Turing and Mindrift for two years and still counting.
One of my friend called me last month and was like Tife, don’t sleep on these AI training jobs, it’s a good side gig🤲 side gig don dey pay pass salary job sha😌
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Heidi Klum arrives as a severed human hand at her Halloween party in New York City
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Is cold water good for you? Watch this video to find out!
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I didn’t expect this 🙂‍↕️
Omo he reasonable gannn oo 💍💕
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Megan the stallion does not look good in that photo
Replying to @harbordelsol
omg why is she this hot🥺
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
🚨YOU KEEP SCROLLING EVEN WHEN I TELL YOU NOT TO. STOP. DO NOT SCROLL UP. 🚨 t.co/o5TD11qiKm
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How to Get Rich (without getting lucky):
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Bonaire 🇧🇶
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Forgot the three saints 🙂‍↕️ St Barts St Tropez St Moritz
Como, Italy Cannes, France Santorini, Greece Milan, Italy Bali, Indonesia By god's grace I go touch these places.
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This personal message to a young man working two jobs with a one year old son has become my second highest seen video across all channels. watch this if you're tired of being broke...
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Don't say I didn't do anything for you. 🙏 20 countries and their under researched visa programs: Portugal 🇵🇹: Academic Researchers Visa, Luxembourg 🇱🇺: Academic Researchers Visa, Spain 🇪🇸: National Researcher Visa (residence for research, training & R&D), France 🇫🇷: Passeport-Talent (Chercheur / researcher talent passport), Germany 🇩🇪: Residence permit for researchers, Netherlands 🇳🇱: Residence permit for an “orientation year” (zoekjaar) for graduates & researchers, Japan 🇯🇵: Municipal “Startup Visa” program, Estonia 🇪🇪: Startup Visa (non-EU founders, Lithuania 🇱🇹: Startup Lithuania visa program, Czech Republic 🇨🇿: Long-stay visa / residence for entrepreneurship (freelance “Živno” / trade-license route), Thailand 🇹🇭: SMART Visa / LTR / specialized entrepreneur & professional visas, Chile 🇨🇱: Start-Up Chile / founder programs (visa support via accelerator), South Korea 🇰🇷: D-10 Job-Seeker / special startup visas (OASIS / Startup Korea programs), Singapore 🇸🇬: EntrePass (Entrepreneur Pass), Canada 🇨🇦: Global Talent Stream (fast-track work permits for specialized tech talent), Australia 🇦🇺: National Innovation / Global Talent (innovation targeting) pathways, Poland 🇵🇱: Poland Business Harbour / startup & business immigration tracks, Sweden 🇸🇪: Residence permit for research (hosting-principal approval), Switzerland 🇨🇭: National (D) visa + cantonal research/employment permits for visiting researchers, New Zealand 🇳🇿: Entrepreneur Work Visa / evolving business investor streams.
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How to Japa to Germany with Just ₦2.5 Million Through German Ausbildung The truth is, if you plan properly, German Ausbildung can be one of the most affordable legal pathways to relocate to Germany. An Ausbildung is a vocational training program where you learn a profession while working for a company. In many cases, trainees receive a monthly salary, making it easier to support themselves after arrival. Here’s a realistic budget: 1. Learn German (A1 – B2) Estimated Budget: ₦1,000,000 This should cover: German language classes from beginner (A1) to upper-intermediate (B2) Study materials Practice tests Speaking practice Many Ausbildung employers require at least B1 or B2 German, depending on the profession and employer. Healthcare programs often expect B2, while some other fields may accept B1. Always check the language requirement for the specific program. (German Missions Nigeria⁠) 2. Goethe German Exams Estimated Budget: ₦300,000 A recognized language certificate is usually needed during your application process. A budget of around ₦300,000 can cover Goethe examinations depending. Current exam fees in Nigeria vary by level and whether you are an internal or external candidate, so verify the latest prices before registering. (Goethe-Institut⁠) 3. Germany Visa Estimated Budget: ₦120,000 The German national visa fee is €75, payable in naira at the embassy’s exchange rate, though you’ll also need to budget for document preparation, passport photos, and other incidental expenses. (German Missions Nigeria⁠) 4. Flight Ticket Estimated Budget: ₦1,000,000 If you book early and remain flexible with your travel dates, you can often find flights within this budget. Total Estimated Budget German Language: ₦1,000,000 Goethe Exams: ₦300,000 Visa & Processing: ₦120,000 Flight Ticket: ₦1,000,000 Estimated Total: ₦2,420,000 Estimated duration: 12-18months.
i dey do japa research omo be like i don stuck for this country oh what are the cheapest routes please jesus
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It's been a while since I had this in my drafts. Hacks on how to win fully funded scholarships, including fields & regions. In the last 5 years, I have totalled over 200K euros in scholarships/ research funding without a kobo leaving my account - I may actually know my stuff.
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The older I get, the more I realize that anybody who has achieved any sort of success in their life has eaten shit for years and worked incredibly hard to get there On the surface, you could easily write off John Cena’s success - chalk it up to being jacked, charismatic, and in the right place at the right time but the reality is he ate shit for 5+ years in no name stadiums trying to become a WWE star Any successful story comes with a grind. There are no handouts. Keep grinding.
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Small tweak on this study incase any one cares and i think the brain is very fucked up and scary The other parts of the brain on the drivers that didn’t use the gps shrunk because the brain has limited real estate and is built for efficiency so they became worse than average
Replying to @KharayKrayKray
Let’s see another one. In 2000, a group of scientists med by Dr. Eleanor Maguire at University College London turned their attention to London's taxi drivers that had to memorize a labyrinth of streets known simply as "The Knowledge" before they received their license and were allowed to pick up a single passenger. No GPS. Just years of grinding memorization and mental map making. What the researchers found was startling: the drivers who navigated by memory had visibly larger gray matter in the brain regions responsible for spatial reasoning. Meanwhile, drivers who leaned on GPS showed the opposite, shrinkage in those same areas. Not normal, SHRINKAGE.. The tool that made their jobs easier had, quietly and literally, made a piece of their brain smaller.
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humans on certain other tasks or learning certain tasks. Also they took them to a new city and they were worse at learning new routes than the average human
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