Ethereum

Yesterday, pet3rpan_ brought up that solana is more "operationally competent" than Ethereum, and I thought that was an interesting framing to the problem

So I asked the question "but how exactly?"

One good response so far!

Serious question: in what ways is Solana more "operationally competent" than Ethereum?

(Like specific ways, not "bc SOL/ETH is up")

@fubuloubu Ethereum has been focused on problems that are too remote from users' concerns.
Ethereum does a lot of weird technical stuff (e.g. EIP-7623, EIP-7251 or EIP-7002)
Solana mostly does IBRL and cheaper validators (e.g. SIMD-0268, SIMD-0266 or SIMD-0257)

Dodecahedr0x

Yesterday, pet3rpan_ brought up that solana is more "operationally competent" than Ethereum, and I thought that was an interesting framing to the problem

So I asked the question "but how exactly?"

One good response so far!
https://x.com/Dodecahedr0x/status/1915015222315585954?s=19

This is actually consistent my experience as a user, enthusiast, app developer, and participant in language/devtooling design:
I feel like most hard forks don't end up with something that benefits me

Do you consider EOF as something that benefits you or not?

All Core Devs need to centralize.
They need a leader who will say, NO.
They need to be told what not to do.
They need someone to shield them. 

Story Time

I vividly remember hearing about EOF 4-5 years ago

I asked a simple question:
Q: How does this benefit users interacting https://t.co/KLdFE8qC7c

GregTheGreek.eth

A doodler and computerer. I like permissive/permissionless open source, smart contracts, p2p systems, room-scale VR, and NixOS.

shazow.net

Currently: WhatsABI

What are some examples of things that would benefit you?

I think Greg said it best

https://x.com/gregthegreek/status/1914811701901623746?s=19