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How would Sam Blackshear explain what the Move Programming Language is to his mom? Sam Blackshear says that it's a language for programming with money. Sam saw developers forced to rebuild core financial behaviors from scratch with lots of room for error. That’s what sparked the creation of the... show more

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winner1 年前

@b1ackd0g Ima need go watch the full video. Sam is a great guy, i love him. Let's build infra on crypto using sui

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Amy1 年前

@b1ackd0g I have heard that sui mysten and walrus is cooking hard something together... Got a partnership image...wanna see

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mahsun1 年前

@b1ackd0g Hey Mom, @b1ackd0g would probably say the Move Programming Language is like a super-safe way to handle digital money on the internet.

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Vince♦️1 年前

@b1ackd0g This is what we live for

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@b1ackd0g 👏🏻

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Warped Games Community1 年前

@b1ackd0g Ausome! 👏

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Bokashaya1 年前

@b1ackd0g Sam the man

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@b1ackd0g 🔥

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Hashufful1 年前

@b1ackd0g Sam is the goay

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@b1ackd0g Solid clip

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@b1ackd0g Sam is the 🧠

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@b1ackd0g programming with money just hits different in crypto land

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Astorre Viola1 年前

@b1ackd0g move langs for money magic mom fr it's like making cash smart and error-proof so devs don't have to reinvent the wheel every time

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MΣMΣTIQ1 年前

@b1ackd0g When was this filmed? New interview?

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Stranger1 年前

@b1ackd0g building money systems from scratch with fewer errors is a smart move

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@b1ackd0g Move让钱编程更安全

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