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Cheslin’s got that dawg in him
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Just published a piece with Christoph which frames all of the research going into “propsing rights allocation” (i.e. ePBS, APS, ET etc) There are a bunch of designs, posts and papers but its not always clear how it all relates to each other. We try to clarify that Some opinions and open questions also included https://collective.flashbots.net/t/isolating-attesters-from-mev/3837?u=quintus
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wen focil
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The recent bok victories are so much more satisfying when you take into account the new players and strategies we’re trialing
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All blacks irl are smaller than I expected Tbf they do have to run a lot
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Bullish encumbering the nation’s root key in a smart contract enforced by MPC+TEE+Superlinear Staking
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https://warpcast.com/quintus/0x38a95b31
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Nice new post from Christoph Schlegel at Flashbots tl;dr: APS designs with an inelastic supply of "proposing rights" lead to more market concentration than elastic supply I.e. having a fixed number of exec tickets likely leads-to-winner-takes-all unlike systems that resemble PoS in which people can stake as much as they like This is one of a number of recent pieces that have been narrowing down the design space for Ethereum’s proposing rights allocation (APS, ePBS etc) https://collective.flashbots.net/t/inelastic-vs-elastic-supply-why-proof-of-stake-could-be-less-centralizing-than-execution-tickets/3816?u=quintus
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Is there any incentive for this or is it just a failure on their part?
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Wdym they haven’t shipped extension support? I can add extensions to my browser so I assume you mean sth more complex? Or do you mean no extensions on android?
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Why? What about chromium?
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Maybe there are inflows which are offset by native tokens going down
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Appreciate the rigour in this conversation
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In case anyone's missed it, here's intel's response to the recent claimed vuln tl;dr: Seems theres a bunch of reasons not to worry about this specific "vuln" Ofc the broader point that TEE-based systems should be designed in anticipation of failures is still valid https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/security-center/announcement/intel-security-announcement-2024-08-29-001.html
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Covid completely changed the game
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I don’t think @buchmanster or @socrates1024 are behind poetic.
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Quack quack
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Great article to learn how TEEs (don’t) really work and some fixes https://collective.flashbots.net/t/closing-the-intel-tdx-page-fault-side-channel-or-the-case-for-tdexit-notify/3775
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There’s a reason no one writes essays about sisyphus being unhappy - survivorship bias
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I guess the great thing about farcaster is that I can shitpost and feel like Im contributing to a greater cause
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