An unexpected duo, a coyote and a badger, traveling together through a tunnel under a highway.

Doing some research on @CelestiaOrg and the Data Availability Problem. And happen to find this great old video : The Data Availability Problem - Vitalik Buterin | Silicon Valley Ethereu... youtu.be/OJT_fR7wexw via YouTube

Beauty of Mathematics #ccto

Really cool! Guess this is the limit. Have learned a lot of new tricks from WINTΞR 💙💛 's code.

If permit2 is widely integrated, for any ERC20 token (even not EIP-2612), we only need to send a transaction to approve such token to be spent by the permit2 contract once. Then, for any other Dapps, we don't need to send new transactions for approving tokens anymore.

Now we have Copilot. 😂

I wonder if someone has built a random number library based on RANDAO. And it can be advertised as a "free version" chainlink VRF :)

A probability of 0.00000004 means the event could happen.

The attacker stole money from an upgradable contract. Then, the white hats upgraded that contract to "steal " the money back.

How do hackers send tx to Arbitrum One when it is stuck? Can they send the L2 transactions from L1 (Ethereum) with the "delayed inbox" ? etherscan.io/address/0x4Dbd…

engadget.com/hyundai-will-p… "It also underscores the cost of security issues in the social media era — it doesn't take much for a weakness to become public knowledge."

Once your token gets into the game queue, it cannot escape: your token must win all following duels until its market cap reaches approximately $1M to be listed on DEX, or it is forced to be swapped to the winner token if it loses in a duel.

I haven't manually written any code recently. All the code is written by Copilot Edits. As a human programmer, I found one important skill other than creating a good prompt is to find good context for AI. This makes me think that I am a powerful vector DB for the AI to RAG.

"Don’t rule out an idea just because a previous iteration of it failed."