Fucory

@fucory

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🚧 Introducing Krome 🚧 🏗️ An MIT licensed starterkit for building onchain apps that run as native apps on iOS, Android, windows, linux, and macOS 🔒 Comes preloaded with Helios Light Client 🤝 Started in collaboration with @shazow and @dionysuzx 🦀 Write your app Rust and JavaScript (via svelte) Project just started. Reach out if you want to contribute https://github.com/evmts/krome

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Being willing to learn rather than blaming the llm already puts you on the path to being a great vibe coder

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what i landed on is calldata suffix with tevm memory client tracing. will share code tomorrow (shoutout @fucory for building such an insanely powerful tool)

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The current farcaster meta is to not cast for a while and then cast a banger

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Curious Why does it need to monkey patch BigInt

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Presenting Blumen v0.14 - slef custodial decentralized website deployment tool. - 4 new IPFS providers support, including @pinatacloud, 4everland, @quicknode and @lighthouse-web3 - Self hosted spec-compliant pinning service support. - New command - `blumen pin`. Pin existing websites by a CID - Various bug fixes - Updated docs on the @ensdomains + @safe deployment pipeline Doc website: https://blumen.stauro.dev Install via `pnpm i -g blumen`

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Very nice! we could theoretically use Tevm to deploy this as a standalone ui that doesn’t require foundry

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Tevm is rebranding to Llmvm

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That moment you make 1 single commit and then need a nap

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@moo check out the code here! It's a bit hacky since I was just trying to get it working as fast as possible though we could clean it up a lot. It still needs to be properly hooked up to helios https://github.com/evmts/krome/tree/blockhead

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I got started on this branch @paulm https://github.com/evmts/krome/tree/esplr I haven't experimented with hooking it up to helios yet but it's running as a native app on my macbook

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Yup! Ran into @fucory at ETHDenver and he even hacked @blockhead into Krome just for funsies https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0x723e6149

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There are a lot of little todos here https://github.com/evmts/krome/issues/4 We also have a very active telegram where more real time discussion can happen about this or any other topic that interests you https://t.me/+ANThR9bHDLAwMjUx

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False There are a 4th type called babies who don’t know what regulation is. They are the most wrong

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We can stick this in krome and then it can run as a native app with Helios light client running on mobile and desktop https://github.com/evmts/krome

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Releasing ESPLR - a local ETH block explorer. Big problem of ecosystem is reliance on 3rd party RPCs (infura, alchemy, quicknode). Also reliance on 3rd party explorers (etherscan). They track users: it makes system one big panopticon. Local nodes can make the situation better! PC with an archive node only costs $40/mo or $500 one-time. Esplr only needs RPC URL of an archive node. It can view transactions, account balances and token transfer history (unique feature). https://github.com/paulmillr/esplr

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If ai gets good enough it could trap me in a loop of forever watching animated recreations of the Punic wars

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Great gtm Meh tech Below average bank

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I say only if very competent because for a lot of people even if they don't know golang they would be more productive just writing golang than js because of how many footguns js has to cost you headaches if you aren't experienced enough to know what all the footguns are such as issues with module resolution

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Only if you are very competent at JS and your js uses minimal deps. Using libraries that don't have a pretty similar comp in golang will make it a lot harder

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