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Greg Colvin
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@npinnau @Apoctoz @GovTimWalz From this and the video above it looks like he'd already jumped clear of the car when he fired the first shot, and was completely clear when he fired the next two. I'll wait on the videos and testimony to come from bodycams and bystanders, but it looks like murder to me.
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@Apoctoz @GovTimWalz Shows the person driving and turning their wheel so they could drive away from the officers.
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I’ve seen the video.
Don’t believe this propaganda machine.
The state will ensure there is a full, fair, and expeditious investigation to ensure accountability and justice.
Homeland Security@DHSgov
Today, ICE officers in Minneapolis were conducting targeted operations when rioters began blocking ICE officers and one of these violent rioters weaponized her vehicle, attempting to run over our law enforcement officers in an attempt to kill them—an act of domestic terrorism. An ICE officer, fearing for his life, the lives of his fellow law enforcement and the safety of the public, fired defensive shots. He used his training and saved his own life and that of his fellow officers. The alleged perpetrator was hit and is deceased. The ICE officers who were hurt are expected to make full recoveries. This is the direct consequence of constant attacks and demonization of our officers by sanctuary politicians who fuel and encourage rampant assaults on our law enforcement who are facing 1,300% increase in assaults against them and an 8,000% increase in death threats. This is an evolving situation, and we will give the public more information as soon as it becomes available.
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@BobSummerwill @Lightswarm @vladcostea @bitjson Actually, currently PFI is the much simpler:
eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7979
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@Lightswarm @vladcostea @bitjson @greg_colvin Latest new attempt is ...
EIP-8013: Static relative jumps and calls for the EVM
eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8013
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All I want for Christmas is that Bitcoin maximalists reevaluate Zcash (and the idea of a Zerocash soft fork) like it’s 2016 again
Because the progress is amazing:
✅ no more trusted setup since Halo2
✅ mobile wallets for shielded transactions are now a reality
✅ more scalable
✅ capable of supporting shielded assets
✅ the tech stack that Bitcoin needs to transition into the 2030s with a technological edge
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@big_tech_sux The cutoff date was established years ago: "As late as possible."
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- pressure in the form of "we are not going to be accepting upgrades to the EL after a certain date" puts pressure on EIP champions to try to get EIPs in before the "cutoff" date (which doesn't even exist) /
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my 2c on what went wrong in the process:
- lack of consensus from core devs on what the goals of EOF should be (container format? ban introspection? never needing to upgrade the EVM again?), so in the end everything ended up getting thrown in, harming the quality of the proposal/
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@pcaversaccio there is precedent for removing EIP that was implemented and then removed before a fork so this is not uncharted territory (subroutine opcodes in berlin)
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Ethereum is turning into a labyrinth of unnecessary complexity with EOF - Let's reconsider EOF.
ethereum-magicians.org/t/ethereum-is-…
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@hosseeb *** The REAL problem, which I and others have been trying to fix since 2016, is the presence of dynamic jumps and the absence of subroutines. That prevents compiling EVM code to machine code.
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@hosseeb * * The reentrancy issues are a Solidity problem -- it makes storage look like just another array rather than a shared key-value store, and provides no language-level locking mechanisms.
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@hosseeb * The 256-bit word size is the only thing keeping gas costs down for crypto calculations, which are where performance matters most.
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@nicksdjohnson @RenanRSouza35 @leonardoalt I forget the details, but I think Renan's approach was different enough from yours as to warrant a new proposal. It's not like he was picking up where you left off.
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@RenanRSouza35 @leonardoalt @greg_colvin That seems weird. If stagnant were a reason not to work on something, why not close it?
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and this, Ethereum folk, is why the EVM to this day sucks and will likely never improve. Conservatives think progress is "bs" and should not happen
Dankrad Feist@dankrad
@Tudmotu @gballet @shemnon If you mean faster iteration on the EVM on mainnet, that is bs and should actually not happen. If you mean on rollups, then they can already do this NOW and don't need mainnet to implement any specific EOF veesion.
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@BobSummerwill @nicksdjohnson @abcoathup [EIP Editors] maintain a repository of documents related to the Ethereum protocol and its ecosystem … archivists making sure the community as a whole does not lose its history… eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-5069
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@BobSummerwill @nicksdjohnson @abcoathup The operative question was whether there was a consensus among the existing Editors to split the existing organization. There was not. We decided to split the repositories, per eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7329, but to remain a single organization.
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Whatever is said publicly, the real reason behind this is that editors are sick of trying to manage ERCs, which are often low quality and can be a lot of work.
On the one hand, fair enough; editor is a volunteer position, and it's a lot of work.
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After years of debate, the EIP / ERC split has officially been completed. Going forward, all new ERCs and updates to existing ERCs must be directed towards github.com/ethereum/ercs
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@dannyryan @toghrulmaharram @greg_colvin some parts are quite neat, but there are a few places that are just impossible to follow. Trying to cram so many variables with one letter names and different fonts is just unworkable.
I applaud @_SamWilsn_'s efforts, EELS is actually a handy reference
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Me building a toy EVM implementation in Python:
"Oh, EVM should be relatively trivial to build"
Trivial EVM:
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@TimBeiko @dannyryan @toghrulmaharram We aren’t the only people who find it useful.
scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&…
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@dannyryan @toghrulmaharram @greg_colvin If you want a grant to extend it to the beacon chain, I think we could make it work!
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@knveth @greg_colvin is between 63 and 65?
@maxkeiser is 63.
@paulsnx2 is 63?
@WilliamShatner is 92.
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After at least a year of development, we're pleased to announce the "official" release of the Ethereum Execution Layer Specification (or EELS):
blog.ethereum.org/2023/08/29/eel…
Big thanks to @guruka_math, @peter_t_davies, and everyone else who has contributed!
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@wslyvh @jeffscottward @lrettig @EFDevconnect @0xPARC So a secret “invite-only event which brings together forward-thinking developers and teams in the Ethereum ecosystem for a day of presentations, discussions, and workshops on the next generation of Ethereum tooling and infrastructure" is somehow better? Open it up or cancel it!
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@jeffscottward @lrettig @EFDevconnect @0xPARC We don't handle programming and each event is independently organized and handles their own ticketing.
I do get your point that "invite only" shouldn't be on the public calendar
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So much for blockchain and Ethereum being open, inclusive, and democratizing.
Shame on @EFDevconnect - "invite only" events have no place on this agenda: devconnect.org/schedule
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@BobSummerwill I still have the t-shirt :) And an arrest record for later actions, in which we blockaded the gates of the plants.
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Beautiful video on "The Encirclement" at Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant in 1983.
CC my good friend @greg_colvin.
youtu.be/f9GSZAv0w-U
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@greg_colvin @adamscochran Thanks Greg! Will we see you in Paris for EthCC this July?
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With Solidity being Turing complete, could we make a desktop compiler/VM and build things in Solidity in theory...?
I know its probably not an efficient idea - but I want an ETH client written in Solidity 😛
Screw learning new languages! Solidity all the way down the stack!
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@jdetychey @adamscochran The performance of the native C++ versions of the benchmarks is much better, and EVM code compiled directly to machine code could be better still, especially in a context where gas need not be counted.
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@adamscochran The EVM is really, like really slow. Here's an old graph from @greg_colvin (EVM is the go implementation, Parity is the Rust one). An ETH client in Solidity would at best square the inefficiencies 🫡
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