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Is that what happened? 😂

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thats too cute 😂

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Bookmark this: a list of every single web platform feature and when they became widely available across major web browsers (or whether Firefox/Safari are willing to support them). HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, <canvas>, Web Components, HTTP, PWAs, clipboard, scrolling, selection, sensors, storage, WebGL, WebXR and more. https://web-platform-dx.github.io/web-features-explorer/features/

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and the other 100 alts pls

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it feels sooo good (if you are BTC holder) 🫠

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What didn’t work in the Bitcoin whitepaper? Mistakes and oversights from Satoshi Nakamoto, 15 years later ⬇ 1/ 📄 In 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin whitepaper, promising a decentralized financial system without intermediaries. But in 2025, reality shows that not everything went as planned. 2/ ⚙️ Scalability The whitepaper barely addressed scalability. Today, the network handles about 7 transactions per second — far too few for global use. During peak times, fees skyrocket and confirmations take a long time. 3/ 🖥️ Mining decentralization Satoshi envisioned a “one CPU, one vote” system. But with the rise of ASICs and mining pools, most of the hash power is now concentrated in the hands of a few players. 4/ ⚡ Energy consumption Bitcoin consumes as much energy as entire countries like the Netherlands. This raises environmental concerns and fuels public criticism.

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And my personal focuses for 2025: 1. Ethereum, particularly: (i) L1 long-term roadmap (eg. single-slot finality, long-term VM, statelessness, security / resilience / decentralization) (ii) full-stack security, open source and privacy: ensuring Ethereum is usable in a way that is highly secure, free of centralized intermediaries and privacy-friendly, incl higher up the stack (apps, wallets...) 2. Big-picture d/acc (see https://vitalik.eth.limo/general/2025/01/05/dacc2.html ): * comms tools, info and social layer, mechanism design eg. governance, pubgoods/open source funding * cryptography, OS, hardware, physical infra, bio defense Meanwhile areas that are important but where I am relatively less involved (and others excel): * @gakonst @ansgar.eth @dankrad and others are taking on practicals of short-term scaling (eg. 10x the L1 gaslimit within 2026) * p2p, block construction, other research areas * @hww @tkstanczak are leading many EF matters * proven app layer categories (eg. defi, payments/savings)

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I just voted "For" on "MIP-016: Q2 Fee Buyback Continuation" https://snapshot.box/#/s:maple.eth/proposal/0x4fafeb3fa1a74451da00e2b894b8d4a3844e572fc231d9aeb5d8f8dea4e3e045

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For 2025 we need Fusaka on L1 with PeerDAS, ideally with 48/72 blob target/limit Let's aim to get a Fusaka testnet with these blob parameters running the day after Pectra goes live.

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