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i'm running for op's security council, mostly incident response and signing off on protocol changes will use hardware wallet for signing key w 3/6 shamir backup from a python script on an airgapped raspberry pi. might blow torch the sd card or smth idk https://gov.optimism.io/t/security-council-member-nomination-riley-jtriley-eth/8705
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venezuela is the bear case for zk voting bc you can have all the votes in clear text and the loser can just say "i won" and people just.. believe them. crazy anyway here's anonymized votes for the venezuelan election on arweave (static html, no js): https://akrd.net/zV0t6C8am6ISHVO93RyK9Xwe1sgfqk2-Idm40hhBFvo
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cinematic flying on the lake :3
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essentials team built out two pieces recently, declarative execution environment (essentialvm) & constraint driven language (pint) pint contracts are composed of a persistent storage block & a series of predicates which constrain how state transitions happen. state access is made explicit in predicates, identifier (counter) may constrain existing state, identifier w single-quote suffix (counter') may constrain next state. vm itself is a 64 bit stack machine w two execution stages, one for loading storage variables into a tx buffer, the other for constraining values in the tx buffer. isa is minimal, w a handful of logical, arithmetic, elliptic curve, sha, storage, and control flow ops note that state is not explicitly assigned to a single value, state is arbitrarily provided by solvers, predicates only constrain the bounds of what solvers submit obligatory counter attached:
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HOLD UP WARP HAS VIDEO NOW??
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moving the abstract nonsense to warp the obj of these started as general study of abstract algebra, but has evolved into foundations of zk first up is set theory https://substack.com/home/post/p-145043277?r=1qyfrf&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
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crypto devs are due for a cultural revolution venture slopfest grows older by the day, memecoins offer nihilistic alternative, but neither are satisfying for those of us sold on agent codification where rules are smart contract source files and enforcement is beautiful composition of cryptography and social consensus over code execution the crypto we were born into no longer exists. but it's all too easy to forget where the industry comes from, where the technology comes from. cryptographers and game theoreticists lay foundations, but implementations don't exist without implementors what we do doesn't have to be big, it doesn't have to be the next ethereum, we just have to open the editor
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incredibly refreshing to see notable voices point out the speculation and speculation accessories meta. venture capital was a premature abstraction, rocket fuel showed up looking to take off and the rocket isn't assembled decline of hilarious defi summer yields and subsequent nft frenzy leaves an increasing pool of capital looking for increasingly scarce yield. as capital moves to other industries, it will be generally considered a "death of crypto" but is exactly the opposite. cultural maturation happens when there is no bag for which dishonesty can benefit the revolution will be underfunded
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wen unreasonably long form warpcast posts ;_; https://x.com/jtriley_eth/status/1813571754230456601
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are there papers with formal specifications of dao's?
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dao topology is composable from the m-of-n to the connectedness of of all dao's across all chains multisigs are the most restricted, delegating alignment to external social and legal contracts on a one-member one-vote basis dao™️ plutocracy is the most open, minimizing social and legal contract assumptions, opening membership to any buyers of the coin, trusting only the self-interest objective function former exhibits high agency, explicit alignment, and clear direction. latter necessarily exhibits low agency to buffer capture cost from capture benefit dao of dao's opens chain-wide and ecosystem-wide opportunities for human collaboration between ideologies, ethnicities, incentives, but a pure plutocratic supermajority leads only to the same failures of dao's as they are now non-financialized dao structures, exotic selection mechanisms, and novel alignments are great starting points, no dao is too small, no assumption set is too large
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finally getting some good flight time, gonna start uploading footage soon :3
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rwandan espresso & müesli gm :3
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cooked my esc on my last flight, time for a swap ._.
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what gets logged if you send: 1. no calldata, no wei? 2. no calldata, one wei? 3. calldata, no wei? 4. calldata, wei?
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announcing the rippler, a fast as fuck multicaller. the rippler uses a custom encoding scheme, packing calls in reverse order and prefixing the calldata with a 2 byte jump target indicating the number of calls to make. 0/3 https://github.com/jtriley-eth/the-rippler
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b4ufly is a great app for planning an fpv session you need to be in unrestricted airspace with no NOTAMs to fly. special events like airshows may affect where you can fly dji by default will not let you fly in restricted airspace but this is not always the case, better to be safu
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don't forget to submit your tcr
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spot the bug
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if you're as tired of IERC____Receiver implementations as i am here's how you never have to deal with it again
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