2026-01-02 06:25:02

Recently experienced the Cursor Pro version and found that even programming beginners can quickly get started. Using Gemini as a product manager to assist with ideas indeed improves efficiency.

Now planning to deploy some script tools on OpenSea. But here is a key reminder—especially for beginners, many scripts run locally, so be sure to have AI tools help you add an extra layer of privacy protection and access control. Someone previously accidentally pushed code containing sensitive logic to a public repository and was exploited. Therefore, before submitting, be sure to check for hardcoded private keys, API keys, or other sensitive information. Better safe than sorry.

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MevWhisperer

· 7h ago

Cursor working with Gemini is really amazing; even beginners can code rapidly... However, be careful on OpenSea, I've seen too many low-level mistakes like hardcoding private keys. One slip, and you'll become someone else's ATM.

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LiquidityOracle

· 13h ago

Oh no, it's the private key event in the hard drive again. Someone always falls into this trap. Cursor is indeed excellent, and it's even better when used with Gemini. I've also switched to this setup. Before deploying scripts on OpenSea, you really need to check them thoroughly; otherwise, you'll just wait to be hacked. Newbies, don't rush for speed. When it comes to sensitive information, it's better to review three times than to blame the trouble. This reminder is so timely; I'm just worried someone is still deploying without proper security.

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HashRateHermit

· 13h ago

Cursor, combined with the Gemini setup, is indeed excellent, and beginners can quickly get started. However, be careful with the OpenSea deployment script. Hardcoding private keys is a huge pitfall; I've seen too many people get into trouble. Make sure to double-check the code before uploading, as privacy protection is not to be taken lightly.

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GasWaster

· 13h ago

ngl cursor + gemini combo is literally printing money for lazy devs like me... but lmao the real horror show is watching people hardcode their private keys like it's a public readme 💀 been there, seen the rekt wallets

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LidoStakeAddict

· 13h ago

Cursor is indeed top-notch, but you really need to pay attention—never hardcode private keys. I've seen too many low-level mistakes like hardcoding private keys; it's a painful lesson. Being a PM at Gemini is definitely a good gig, but don't trust their security advice too much. OpenSea deployment scripts? First, review all sensitive information—this is no small matter. Beginners are most likely to make the mistake of directly uploading code without thinking about being scraped. Permission control is definitely something that should be taken seriously, or the costs could be unpayable. Using Cursor + Gemini together is great, but security defenses can't be overlooked. Hardcoding private keys is truly outrageous; how are there still people doing this? Check everything before deploying scripts—it's the best way to save trouble.

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MevSandwich

· 14h ago

Not checking the private key before going live—this is just the beginning of a breach. I've seen too many basic mistakes like hardcoded keys; lessons must be learned. Using Cursor with Gemini is indeed great, but never skimp on security. Scan the code before pushing to the public repository; it can really save your life. Beginners are most likely to fall here; privacy protection should come first. Make sure everything is checked thoroughly before submitting, or just wait to be exploited.

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