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Flora

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Leo Alt (@leonardoalt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Paul Razvan Berg @jtriley_eth EIP-663 also does that, and would simplify a lot of things while making them safer. Hopefully it gets in soon together with EOF (it depends on EOF)

DeGatchi (@degatchi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Want to decode tx calldata into a human readable format with type guessing? Try out my WIP calldata decoder based off this article! Feel free to contribute to the development, anon: github.com/degatchi/calld…

Jousef Murad (@jousefm2) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Introducing Eye Contact by NVIDIA πŸ‘€ NVIDIA just released a new Eye Contact feature that uses AI to make you look into the camera.

Hayden Adams πŸ¦„ (@haydenzadams) 's Twitter Profile Photo

People rooting for crypto to be shut down are incredibly cringe. Like no one is trying to shut down the dumb fiat system you use, no one is forcing you to buy crypto, no one is forcing you to read crypto news or follow crypto twitter. Let people do what they want and chill…

brock (@brockjelmore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

gotta say the solidity team really does put out banger EIPs eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-663 eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-3855 eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-5656 each of these feel like major improvements to the evm and feel like will significantly improve dev experience

Oren Yomtov (@orenyomtov) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Coming soon: bitcoin NFT marketplace based on partially signed bitcoin transactions Hopefully this will replace the current risky practice of trustful OTC ordinals swaps where one side has to take counterparty risk, or both sides trust a centralized escrow

sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root / (@pcaversaccio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ If you don't understand the importance of the block header in Ethereum, you miss a central point. The block header is composed of 16 distinct fields (forget about `WithdrawalsHash` for the moment), of which one is ignored in legacy headers (`BaseFee`). github.com/ethereum/go-et…

1/ If you don't understand the importance of the block header in Ethereum, you miss a central point. The block header is composed of 16 distinct fields (forget about `WithdrawalsHash` for the moment), of which one is ignored in legacy headers (`BaseFee`). github.com/ethereum/go-et…
π–Šπ–›π–†π–‘π–Žπ–— (@hievalir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@elfouly_sharif i love it actually. We could debate for hours if this non-standard naming is good, but I think it serves its purpose: to avoid linking tradfi ideas into the dss mental model (see drive.google.com/file/d/1VtGV8C… slide 19)

Rahul Patni (@iamrahulpatni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Is there a wallet built for developers? - switch accounts with 1 click - impersonate accounts - switch chains with 1 click - keyboard shortcuts - darkmode - re-run past transactions/ test cases - re-run past signatures i'd pay $25 a month for this

obront | eth/acc (@zachobront) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I was auditing a governance protocol with gas refunds last week, and it got me thinking... Gas refunds usually add a base gas amount to the gas used to account for tx overhead. But if I could iterate over refundable calls from one tx, I might get refunded more than I spent.

I was auditing a governance protocol with gas refunds last week, and it got me thinking... 

Gas refunds usually add a base gas amount to the gas used to account for tx overhead. 

But if I could iterate over refundable calls from one tx, I might get refunded more than I spent.
Ω‹ (@lightclients) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today I'm proposing EIP-7377: Migration Transaction. It would be a new transaction type that allows an EOA to make a one-time code deployment at their address. This would effectively migrate the account to a smart contract permanently. eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7377