Matt Solomon

@msolomon.eth

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Does anyone know of protocols/apps that have policies or guidance on things like: - How frequently they upgrade their Solidity or Vyper versions - How they determine when new compiler versions are considered safe for production use?

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forge-std v1.9.3 was just released https://warpcast.com/msolomon.eth/0x89900d06

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Lots of new foundry cheat codes are now available in the latest forge-std release Check out the PRs linked in the release notes to learn more: https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std/releases/tag/v1.9.3

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If you’re interested in helping us write quality and potentially vyper-inspired solidity at Optimism, my DMs are open https://x.com/big_tech_sux/status/1831147534116426174

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Made a newsletter for anyone that like food deals: mealsteals.co https://warpcast.com/msolomon.eth/0xc224aabd

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This weekend’s side project: https://mealsteals.co Get emails about free and discounted food offers in your city every morning. Initial offers are all based on LA sports games, for example the attached one is from the other day

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@jaack.eth feel free to create an issue for any new data you’d like to see :) https://github.com/mds1/evm-diff

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🚨 FAULT PROOFS & STAGE 1 HAVE ARRIVED 🚨 Open source, permissionless fault proofs are live on OP Mainnet, and with them the OP Stack arrives at Stage 1 decentralization. This is a major step forward for the Superchain!

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Agreed. For nodes that are geth forks, this will be added to EVM Diff https://github.com/mds1/evm-diff/issues/66

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For optimism, the "L2 Economics" section of this dashboard by @msilb7 sounds like it may be what you're looking for https://dune.com/msilb7/l2-benchmarks

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It's hard to get entirely accurate because opcode gas pricing gets complex since they are a function of things like cold/warm slots and memory usage. Some more info on the plans in https://github.com/mds1/evm-diff/issues/67 and https://github.com/mds1/evm-diff/issues/31

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Gas is tricky to generalize. There are some thoughts on gas data in https://github.com/mds1/evm-diff/issues/31, but would appreciate a comment there with any thoughts or ideas you might have!

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All chain data is polled hourly. You're right it's largely static, but it changes with e.g. hard forks and (for now at least) its cheap to fetch, so may as well fetch frequently to ensure everything is up to date :)

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Excited to re-introduce the new EVM Diff https://warpcast.com/msolomon.eth/0x11af613c

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Everything here is now live at http://evmdiff.com It's all open-source, so check out the repo to contribute, or open issues with feature requests, bugs, or new data you'd like to see included: https://github.com/mds1/evm-diff

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To demonstrate the scalability of http://evmdiff.com, 9 chains are already supported: - Ethereum Mainnet - OP Mainnet - Polygon Mainnet - Base - Mode - Arbitrum One - Avalanche C-Chain - Linea - Scroll Data is re-fetched hourly to ensure everything is fresh and up to date.

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The new caniuse.com-like view lets you see at a glance how chains compare to one another for a given feature. Currently supported features include opcodes, precompiles, deployed contracts, and chain metadata. More features are comings soon.

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The side-by-side view already existed. It's been updated with a better UX, and the ability to view the raw JSON files that are behind the diff.

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Re-introducing EVM Diff EVM Diff is the easiest way to diff EVM-compatible chains in a friendly format, now with automated discovery of chain differences, making it much more scalable. There's two ways to diff: - Two chains side-by-side - All chain in a caniuse.com-like table Try it out at http://evmdiff.com

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Ah interesting, yea that must be the reason—everything above the standard 21k is the L1 cost, and L1 costs went down a lot with 4844

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