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    Shubhada Pande

    @ShubhadaJP3h

    Proof-Based Hiring in Web3

    Hiring in Web3 fails when teams rely on familiar signals instead of predictive ones.This hub collects AOB articles and discussions that focus on evidence-driven hiring — how candidates debug, reason,...
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    Solidity packs struct variables tightly into storage slots based on declaration order. Reordering fields can change slot boundaries and break upgrade compatibility.
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    The base slot of a mapping is derived using keccak256(key . slot). This hashing ensures unique storage locations per key without collisions.
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    Changing variable types alters how Solidity packs them into storage slots. This can shift offsets and corrupt existing storage layouts in upgradeable contracts.
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    Calldata is immutable and cannot be modified by the callee. This makes it gas-efficient and safe for external function inputs
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    Storage is not automatically wiped when a contract self-destructs. The data remains on-chain and can be accessed again if a contract is redeployed at the same address.
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    bytes32 has a fixed 32-byte size and fits into a single storage slot. string is dynamically sized and requires additional storage pointers and length metadata.
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    Using delete on a dynamic array sets its length to zero. Storage slots may remain allocated but become inaccessible through the array.
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    Deleting a mapping key resets its value to the default type value. The key itself still exists conceptually since mappings do not track keys.
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