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kryptoyogion Show HN: GPU Perpetual Futures Prototype

Could look into Uniswap's price oracle mechanism: https://hacken.io/discover/uniswap-v4-truncated-oracle/ to see how they mitigate oracle price manipulation.

kryptoyogion Ask HN: We're building a saving app for European savers and need GTM advice

Is it possible to partner with an existing European bank: their distribution channels + your tech?

Incentives are aligned because if they can offer higher yields, they can scoop customers of competitor banks.

kryptoyogion Ask HN: Am I holding it wrong?

For claude, use hooks (run custom/arbitrary shell commands at various stages of the agentic loop). For instance, it is possible to run formatter after every edit/write: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks-guide#filter-hooks-wit...

kryptoyogion Ask HN: Anyone writing code from scratch or mostly doing architecting and LLM?

When creating a new project, I code from scratch to get the architecture/folder/file structure coherently setup.

However, when contributing to existing repos, I use Claude Code for: 1) understanding repo structure, flow of function calls, 2) making small fixes, 3) using plan mode to iterate on how to implement a larger feature.

On the topic of small fixes, I use git worktrees to use Claude Clode parallelly. Very useful to tackle 3 or 4 small fixes at once.

The diffs created by Claude Code can get a bit disorganized in my head, so I use GitHub PRs to manually check diffs.

Regarding your question, you are not necessarily wasting time doing the exercies. Being able to "code from scratch" accelerates your ability to use LLMs in a controlled, but powerful manner, without degenerating into vibe code slop.