aram.eth

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Just published a pre-alpha v0.0.1 of ERPC: Open-source fault-tolerant EVM RPC proxy with reorg-aware permanent caching https://github.com/erpc/erpc stars are appreciated 😍

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put together a page outlining how to choose an indexer for on-chain data (events, txs, traces, blocks, etc): https://docs.flair.dev/faq/how-to-choose-an-indexer of course any feedback is appreciated 🙌

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I don't like highly relying on LastPass to keep my passwords! I was thinking what is the most durable database in the world... and it's actually Ethereum state! how crazy is it to encrypt my passwords and store on Ethereum blobs? especially post EIP-4844 🫠

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what will a hardware + OS stack + programming language, built from scratch based on transformers/LLMs looklike? first thing I think of is non-deterministic env, imagine a GUI model that is not as rigid and defined pixel by pixel... any interesting experiments u kno of?

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love to connect to founders building technical tools for "developers", sharing experiences around onboarding, docs, core vs ux roadmap grooming etc, hit me up 🙌

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new feature: Aggregations using Apache Flink Write SQL to calculate complex computations (SUMs, AVGs, Top N, etc) over your on-chain data: https://docs.flair.dev/advanced/aggregations

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next time you need to index EVM smart contract events remember this: index.events ⚡

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What would it take to make the Ethereum or Bitcoin computing capacity to brute-force a private key? Especially Ethereum general purpose opcodes... 🤔

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wondering if anyone knows a Verifiable-Compute Protocol? (if that's the right name) basically a way for anyone to run a compute-heavy server (i.e. web2 services), provide data APIs or fulfill requests, and the protocol coordinates attestations/slashing for those who misbehave. it's not as secure as eth but scalable!

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I've been working on a real-time events indexing platform for any EVM chain with only an RPC, would love to get any feedbacks 🙌 on the docs or features to add https://docs.flair.build/

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