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Mastery still comes from doing the reps. Before agents, I got my reps as part of writing code: try different approaches out, debug what went wrong, review other’s code, read a lot. Agents can skip much of that work, so building your reps has to be deliberate. If I was new to the industry, I'd try to form a hypothesis before prompting. Ask "why" a lot, read the diffs, try to predict what might fail. Occasionally try to work through the problem myself manually. In my experience, good agent work depends on two abilities: 1. Deep expertise: you understand the problem domain well enough to define a good outcome. Understanding your user/product/business is part of this. 2. Applied judgment: use your taste to turn this into a clear, testable plan by choosing the right context, constraints, tests and verification. To build these the skills I'd practice are decision making, specifying, steering and verifying.

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Mastercard and Sei highlight how institutions can adopt blockchain @Mastercard and @SeiNetwork released a joint report, “The Foundations of Institutional Blockchain,” which discusses how banks and asset managers can move blockchain from pilot to production. The report, which draws on over 40 interviews, reveals one main point: Technology is no longer an obstacle. - Large blockchain networks provide around 3,400 transactions per second, 100 times more transactions per second than in 2019. - Around $27 billion worth of bonds, funds, deposits, and other assets have already been tokenized. - @BlackRock’s treasury fund reached a threshold of over $2.5 billion in assets under management in May. The playbook is recommended for financial institutions evaluating blockchain infrastructure.