Jayedii 🔺Ⓜ️🕸️
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Jayedii 🔺Ⓜ️🕸️
@jayedii
A Litecoin Chad 🔺Ⓜ️🕸️ $LTC $ERG $AVAX
Katılım Eylül 2024
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When this, but for Emurgo and CF? #Cardano 🤔
Algorand Foundation@AlgoFoundation
Algorand protocol development and ecosystem growth are now under one roof. Algorand Foundation and Algorand Technologies ( @Algorand ) have come to a strategic agreement to unify ecosystem operations. This agreement creates a unified powerhouse for blockchain innovation here in the United States and positions Algorand as the chain that enables financial empowerment at scale.
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@ZachHumphries @phil_uplc .@phil_uplc is one of the biggest frauds produced by the cardano ecosystem. I hope you asked him about how he is going to pay his consultants, how he failed to catch major bugs in his Lenfi audit, and why Migard is still not delivered.
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Was joined by @phil_uplc today and it was a great conversation. Tune into our space that we had today!
Zach Humphries@ZachHumphries
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Is it PATENTLY incorrct? I thought you hated patents. Does that make you a patent troll @phil_uplc? You sure are acting like a troll. @_KtorZ_
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KtorZ@_KtorZ_
No. 1. None of the reported numbers on the Aiken version reflects the current implementation. E.g. - The transfer simple is currently at [cpu: 68.97M, mem: 193.70K], so about on-par - The mixed many transfer sits at [cpu: 107.93M, mem: 307.89K], well below the Plutarch's implementation - etc... 2. The difference IS about micro-optimisations. We are talking couple of % in the 100M cpu and 100K mem range. So 1% difference is about 0.01% of the overall transaction max budget. Said differently, a difference of 1% roughly translates to 200 lovelaces of execution cost; that's about $0.00005. 3. The size of the Plutarch scripts is 4522 bytes. Aiken's latest scripts weight 2787 bytes. Each byte costs *at least* (if reference inputs, and in the lowest price tier) 15 lovelace. So that's currently a difference 26,025 lovelace. So even if the Aiken version was 130% more costly; it would still be balanced by the script size. For the complete analysis / rationale, please read: github.com/cardano-founda…
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Given this comparison what Aiken advantages exist that would justify a 40% tradeoff in execution efficiency?
phil@phil_uplc
Comprehensive benchmarks of Plutarch implementation of programmable tokens against the Aiken implementation (on average the Plutarch implementation is 39.6% more efficient) This benchmark covers real use-case scenarios pulled from actual DeFi transactions from the ledger history. For a practical example, a DEX transaction which processes 16 swap requests when converted to the equivalent transaction on the programmable tokens mini-ledger is 28% more expensive in the Aiken implementation. In every single case, the Plutarch implementation is more efficient. In the largest observed difference, the Aiken implementation consumed 3.33x more CPU and 2.4x more memory than the Plutarch equivalent. The difference here is not micro-optimization, it is an entirely separate class of efficiency. We are not talking about a 5% difference; we are talking about an average difference in efficiency of 39.6% across benchmarks produced from real world use-cases randomly sampled from mainnet DeFi protocols.
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Devs are not politicians or knowers of all things. The halo effect most devs in Cardano are given needs to be destroyed.
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american logic, sorry to my american followers
epstein was a child trafficker. if he does good things for the world, I will defend him
Baddie Mattie@Plutus_Plumbus
I'm not defending racism. I'm defending the right to free speech that people have, no matter who they are or what their views are, good or bad, no matter how they express it. I'm also defending the merit of peoples' work that is separate from their personal views and opinions. I'm also defending their place in the ecosystem because of the merit of their work.
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@Plutus_Plumbus @phil_uplc Steve Jobs wasnt in an elected position. Being elected is a privledge not a right. Im beginning to think you have brain cells missing if you’re comparing Phil to Steve Jobs lmfao.
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@jayedii @phil_uplc He has the exact same freedoms as he did before.
Being a CC member doesn't change that.
He represents the ecosystem through his outstanding contributions.
Steve Jobbs wasn't a nice guy. Get over it.
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Why is @phil_uplc constantly lying and trashing the work of other devs and other projects in Cardano? Programmable tokens are just another pointless beef he has with the ecosystem. As a CC member, his conduct should be better. We really need to take the mic away from this guy.
KtorZ@_KtorZ_
No. 1. None of the reported numbers on the Aiken version reflects the current implementation. E.g. - The transfer simple is currently at [cpu: 68.97M, mem: 193.70K], so about on-par - The mixed many transfer sits at [cpu: 107.93M, mem: 307.89K], well below the Plutarch's implementation - etc... 2. The difference IS about micro-optimisations. We are talking couple of % in the 100M cpu and 100K mem range. So 1% difference is about 0.01% of the overall transaction max budget. Said differently, a difference of 1% roughly translates to 200 lovelaces of execution cost; that's about $0.00005. 3. The size of the Plutarch scripts is 4522 bytes. Aiken's latest scripts weight 2787 bytes. Each byte costs *at least* (if reference inputs, and in the lowest price tier) 15 lovelace. So that's currently a difference 26,025 lovelace. So even if the Aiken version was 130% more costly; it would still be balanced by the script size. For the complete analysis / rationale, please read: github.com/cardano-founda…
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@Plutus_Plumbus @phil_uplc So everyone has freedoms, as long as they align with your view on what freedom is right? Im not understanding how you think an elected CC member has the freedom to trash other projects and devs in the ecosystem. If he doesnt represent the ecosystem he needs to get removed.
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@jayedii @phil_uplc In an industry that started off in a marketplace for illicit trade (silk road), it's surprising to me that so many people have such high expectations for how people should express their views.
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@Plutus_Plumbus @phil_uplc Great then you must believe in consequences to your freedom. @phil_uplc consequence is that he needs to remove himself from the CC immediately. It is my freedom to believe that he should not represent Cardano in any formal way or vote on improtant proposals given his character.
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@jayedii @phil_uplc The planet the believes in freedom, and understands that freedom means people can do things that suck.
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@Plutus_Plumbus @phil_uplc Character is not subjective. Football stars are role models. CC member are held to a higher, professional standard, more than anyone else. What planet are you living on?
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@jayedii @phil_uplc That's like saying you expect a football star to be a role model.
Bro, no.
We celebrate accomplishments and productivity.
Character is subjective.
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@Plutus_Plumbus @phil_uplc We don’t need @phil_uplc. He is toxic and I can count way more failures than accomplishments. Plutus is an obscure language & is his bread and butter, so he will die on this hill. Lucas is also a racist piece of shit. I’m glad these are the role models you want in our ecosystem.
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Phil has done an outstanding amount of work for the ecosystem.
It's one thing to criticize someone and how much they criticize others, but realize very few people work as hard and efficiently as him.
It's to be expected that someone who's put so much time in the ecosystem is passionate about his views and opinions.
Disagreement is fine, but calling to take away the mic is absolutely ridiculous.
If you don't like him, change your delegation, but you'd be hard pressed to find many different dreps that work as much as him and have contributed as much as him, let alone be technical.
Keep in mind, some people work hard af so they can say what's on their mind.
This is just like how people tried to silence Lucas for his views, and it's absurd.
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KtorZ@_KtorZ_
No. 1. None of the reported numbers on the Aiken version reflects the current implementation. E.g. - The transfer simple is currently at [cpu: 68.97M, mem: 193.70K], so about on-par - The mixed many transfer sits at [cpu: 107.93M, mem: 307.89K], well below the Plutarch's implementation - etc... 2. The difference IS about micro-optimisations. We are talking couple of % in the 100M cpu and 100K mem range. So 1% difference is about 0.01% of the overall transaction max budget. Said differently, a difference of 1% roughly translates to 200 lovelaces of execution cost; that's about $0.00005. 3. The size of the Plutarch scripts is 4522 bytes. Aiken's latest scripts weight 2787 bytes. Each byte costs *at least* (if reference inputs, and in the lowest price tier) 15 lovelace. So that's currently a difference 26,025 lovelace. So even if the Aiken version was 130% more costly; it would still be balanced by the script size. For the complete analysis / rationale, please read: github.com/cardano-founda…
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@leontumatar They didn’t. x.com/_ktorz_/status…
KtorZ@_KtorZ_
No. 1. None of the reported numbers on the Aiken version reflects the current implementation. E.g. - The transfer simple is currently at [cpu: 68.97M, mem: 193.70K], so about on-par - The mixed many transfer sits at [cpu: 107.93M, mem: 307.89K], well below the Plutarch's implementation - etc... 2. The difference IS about micro-optimisations. We are talking couple of % in the 100M cpu and 100K mem range. So 1% difference is about 0.01% of the overall transaction max budget. Said differently, a difference of 1% roughly translates to 200 lovelaces of execution cost; that's about $0.00005. 3. The size of the Plutarch scripts is 4522 bytes. Aiken's latest scripts weight 2787 bytes. Each byte costs *at least* (if reference inputs, and in the lowest price tier) 15 lovelace. So that's currently a difference 26,025 lovelace. So even if the Aiken version was 130% more costly; it would still be balanced by the script size. For the complete analysis / rationale, please read: github.com/cardano-founda…
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I see more people rushing to defend the honor of @itscattledaddy than actually criticizing or attacking them. Is this some weird marketing campaign that I’m missing 😵💫
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The Cardano environment can sometimes be disgusting, so disgusting that it makes you sick of life itself. I am watching the attacks on @lilybrodi and @itscattledaddy right now. Let’s crucify her, she is guilty, she received funding from Catalyst. I read these comments and honestly, wtf?
People who know nothing about life, nothing about marketing, and nothing about business are publicly attacking a woman.
Let me position myself clearly.
I have absolutely no personal interest here.
In fact, quite the opposite.
Lily completely ignored our $SONG on Cardano project and everything we have been building for more than a year. And that is completely fine.
I am perfectly okay with someone not liking what we do.
I am perfectly okay with someone choosing to follow different things.
But what am I not okay with?
I am not okay with sexism.
I am not okay with racism.
I am not okay with hatred toward women.
I am not okay with hatred toward opposing opinions.
I am not okay with people blaming everyone else for their own small, sad, unfulfilled lives.
Lily did not support your little pump and dump?
Then crucify her, accuse her, say she is guilty.
That is how these people think.
And I bet none of those people has ever asked how much it costs to publish an article in one of the biggest crypto media outlets.
I will tell you.
It costs $8,000 for one single article. (29,000 $ADA one article)
Do you know how much your favorite big YouTuber charges to mention you at the half of a video, after 50 percent of the audience has already stopped watching?
He charges 15,000 dollars. (55,000 ADA one article)
Convert that into Cardano and see how much ADA one video or one article really costs.
Do you know how much a big YouTuber asks to produce several videos?
I will tell you that too.
He asks for 2 to 3 percent of the total token supply.
And then, after making all those videos and after you buy into the hype, he dumps on you.
And you have no problem with that.
But you have a problem with Lily.
So go ahead and try doing what she did.
Cover the content of 20 different projects.
Travel to at least 5 conferences.
Pay for 10 flights.
Pay for 60 hotel nights with breakfast and dinner.
Pay for the coffee, the sandwich, the bottle of water.
Buy microphones, cameras, and equipment.
Add up every taxi ride.
Ask editors how much they charge per hour and calculate how many hours were spent preparing content.
Add taxes, business expenses, and accounting.
Add wardrobe costs.
Add time away from family.
Add the hours and hours of conversations and research with the 20 projects she covered.
Add all the hours spent waiting in airports.
Add waking up at 3 in the morning to catch a flight at 6.
Add taking hits from haters, mockery, racism, xenophobia, and constant belittling.
Do the math.
And you will come to one conclusion.
While other projects have taken millions over the years and never delivered anything, while the biggest crypto media outlets take huge amounts of money, accept tokens, and dump on communities, while you have stayed silent all these years, once you actually do the math, the only thing left for you to feel is shame.
Because you will realize that Lily gave Cardano far more than she ever received.
And the fact that you are so obsessed with how much she received from Catalyst only shows that you are incapable of doing the math, building a cost breakdown, and understanding basic realities.
That is not Lily’s problem.
That is your personal problem, and it has nothing to do with #Cardano.
You are angry at the whole world, and the first target you found was a woman who gave everything to Cardano over these years, while you gave absolutely nothing.
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vibe coding a crypto bridge that's a bridge so you can bridge while you bridge
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This is the funniest shit I’ve ever seen. Cops crying is my new kink. Lmfao. @ogafroman go get em!
DatPiff@DatPiff
Afroman makes police officer cry hearing the songs he made about her being played in court 😂
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