Jorge
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Moving to the Bay Area soon means I won’t be riding India or other parts of the world for a while. Those photos are in Ladakh; did Manali Leh highway twice. Round trip.
Maybe I’ll get one in California tho.
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@fabienpenso I always liked drone ci and was sad when it stopped getting updates, so might just build my own drone.
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AI flips the game: once you can ship fast with guardrails, you can rebuild any software your way.
OSS makes it trivial.
What have you rewritten for yourself?
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@shan3v @rough__sea I kinda like drone's starlark support for the same reason.
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@fabienpenso @Cloudflare yeah this has always annoyed me, and they said they will make all enterprise features available to mortals, I guess @dok2001 lied to us.
blog.cloudflare.com/enterprise-gra…
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I use @Cloudflare LB, but I now need > 20 endpoints. Support calls back: "You must move to Enterprise and then each endpoint is $60 each". Told him it was x12 cost, on top of Enterprise plan. He said yeah that's what it is.
LOL... Anyone I know working at Cloudflare?
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@fabienpenso @zeddotdev what parts didn't you like about the builtin ui for agents ?
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Tried using @zeddotdev the past few days, writing Rust. It definitely improved, using codex in a terminal at the bottom.
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@fabienpenso I do remember using Gitlab a lot ~2016/17 and it already had good ci/cd support with containers and all that stuff before github actions were a thing, and still now a days navigating repositories in Gitlab is so much faster than the sluggish github ui
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Gitlab is such a better tool for CI/CD and code coverage. Github still has some “social” benefits but we’re far from what it used to be.
Things changed a lot.
vermaden@vermaden
It always amazed me that all these free and open source projects decide to host everything on a proprietary page like GitHub - even before Microsoft acquisition ... not to mention to stick to it after. Why not self host code repositories with GitLab/Gitea or something similar?
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Pro programmer tip: do fuzzy test / proptest! We’ve uncovered a great amount of bugs we couldn’t have foreseen from it.
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@RoboMcGobo @brane_trix afaik Eureka Light Client is running on top of CosmWasm vm ? I bet there is also some DAOs created and a few other things there so not sure if they suddenly will stop working? I think this is where I'd personally like more clear communication.
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@brane_trix I'm not 100% sure but that'd be my guess.
It's not like the Hub has permissionless wasm today that devs can deploy onto anyway, so not much of a change from the current state of the world.
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At the end of the day the move to EVM is giving Cosmos what we've been asking for for years: distribution.
Working on an EVM protocol has opened a lot of doors for Stride by default that would have 100% remained shut if we used wasm or some other custom framework. Integration costs for these partners is simply too high to consider taking a bet on Cosmos otherwise.
The EVM isn't even live yet and it's already helping Cosmos grow beyond what was possible with wasm. Adapt or die.
barry@BPIV400
Can everyone just be honest for 1 second please? The "Cosmos" you are threatening to leave has been on the path to slow, painful death for years. The cosmos / cw developer ecosystem is the only major ecosystem tracked by electric capital that shrank last year. We must must must prioritize growth and make big changes to have any hope of the original vision surviving: - Connectivity and control without compromise. - The best businesses and communities on the planet, participating in an open and connected on chain economy If that means you and every single cosmwasm developer leaves so that Ripple, Telegram, Ondo, Stable and others can finally build with us, I will take that trade every day. I am sorry. There are not enough you, and we cannot afford to make enough of you. Hundreds of millions of dollars have gone into the EVM and building an ecosystem, tooling, and awareness around it. Momentum continues to build for it. Robinhood engineers are now learning solidity. Stripe made 2 acquisitions of infra providers mostly in the EVM space. We just don't have enough money to attach the fate of the cosmos vision to the fate of the cosmwasm vm in particular This is not easy for us. We fucking love cosmwasm: - We have spent years building cosmwasm expertise across multiple teams in house - Some of the most utilized cosmwasm contracts on the hub, osmosis, terra2, and neutron are the skip contracts - The first smart contract I ever wrote was a cosmwasm contract. We recognize how deeply important Cosmwasm is to the ecosystem, so we are continuing to fund maintenance and development at 7 figures for the next several years, working with a team that has a long-term product and ecosystem bet on it. A proper announcement is coming soon. If you want to leave after that, be my guest. You should do what is best for you.
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This is a demonstration that Cosmos’ new development model is working
We:
- Removed the contributor by consolidating dev under ICL
- Identified & blacklisted the contributor as malicious when they applied to our org
- Prevented most of their contributions from going live
Interchain Foundation@interchain_io
ICF and ICL with @asymmetric_re, @_SEAL_Org, @regen_network, and @binary_builders published a joint report on a former malicious contributor to Cosmos repositories. The report confirmed that there are no immediate or future risks to the Cosmos stack. medium.com/the-interchain…
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@fabienpenso Nice! Ive been recently looking the Samsung G8 mostly to also connect the xbox and ps but I think Asus have some better ones
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Bought an asus pg27ucdm. Its brightness is lower than I expected but what strikes me is how deeper the black are. Oled…
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@noamwithveto yeah exactly signing and native wallet support but no contracts 😅
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EIP-712 specifically or are you generally just curious about getting wallet & signing support without the VM?
If so, right now you can run things with the VM basically in permissioned mode (what they used to call evmOS Lite). Longer term we'll have a solution with much less bloat that takes out the VM part basically.
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Our most requested feature: the Cosmos tech stack now finally includes a free-to-use production-ready EVM 🤯
You can now hypercharge your EVM protocol through custom modules in the Cosmos SDK, enabling functionality that is absolutely unmatched in other EVM stacks.
We're going to turn this into an extremely performant and developer friendly tech stack so you can launch your EVM protocol without any restrictions. Pick your own gas token, build computationally expensive logic as a module in the SDK to make your application much more performant and affordable to your users. Build literally anything you want.
If you are a chain looking to integrate the Cosmos EVM, please get in touch! DMs are open :)
Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️@cosmos
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Jorge retweetledi
If the Rust community had this mentality more generally, I think I would’ve been more inclined to it (I still simply dislike the syntax subjectively, though). Steve says his experience was kindness that brought him there and for me it was unfortunately the opposite.
Snobbery looking down on anyone not using it and a completely irrational feeling culture of rewriting everything. As Steve says, this may be perception more than reality. It may be a small (but obnoxiously loud) minority. It really might. But it was enough that at the time it was my reality and I wanted nothing to do with it.
When the TSC post went up yesterday I felt I knew EXACTLY how that was going to go and the internet did not disappoint. As Steve said, the reaction played right into the stereotype and just makes the Rust community look bad while probably also genuinely causing the TSC people stress and angst on a day they should celebrate (launch day!!!). Again, may be a minority, but it sucks it played out exactly like I and others imagined it would, stereotypically.
To me, Rust has a culture problem. Or maybe just a perception problem. But, as the post says, perception becomes reality at a certain point.
Truly, genuinely, I hope people listen to Steve’s takes. The vocal minority needs to be shut down. Yelling at people doesn’t generally make things better.
Mitchell Hashimoto@mitchellh
steveklabnik.com/writing/choosi… This is good. And I mean that in multiple definitions of good. This is the reasonable, balanced, and kind approach that the entire tech community would be better off for.
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Jorge retweetledi
Today we're thrilled to announce our effort to port the TypeScript compiler and language service to native code, gaining a 10x speed boost in build times and editor responsiveness!
devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/typ…
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Is there a way Wallets could provide a similar service like this? blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-ver… I guess if a dev machine is compromised not much to do?
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