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With patches that compose, I wonder if @pijul_org could be a well-suited tool for agents producing high volume of changes to be applied at the same place 🤔
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💥An infrastructure rollout for TezosX ecosystem:
1⃣Early versions of 0xTzKT API for Mainnet and Shadownet:
▶️api.xtzkt.io
▶️api.shadownet.xtzkt.io
2⃣BCD v4.8.7, deploying TezosX networks:
Etherlink Mainnet & Shadownet
Tezos X Previewnet
▶️tezosx.better-call.dev/
I'm giving Codex a try, so of course I have a branch for sidekick’s neovim plugin to use Codex instead of Claude Code. Works pretty well so far.
github.com/lthms/sidekick/pu…
Btw if you want a feed reader, i have a miniflux instance running and i can create you an account there.
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This week was a satisfying one to follow, Ganesha is officially live after quite the journey through governance, tokenized uranium is reaching more of Europe, and there’s a new Tezos X-Plained to catch up on the latest crypto regulation.
bakingsheet.tezoscommons.org…
Finally
Etherlink 7.0 Upgrade Status 🚨
The Ganesha upgrade proposal was successfully activated at block 51,484,839.
Full changelog, security fix sources, and root hash reproduction steps coming soon.
Thanks to the community and @tezos bakers for voting 💚
One thing to keep in mind is that eXtending has never been where our ambition ends. The design that enables us to add the Michelson runtime has been driven by the idea that a third runtime will come in time.
Announcing Ganesha 🐘
Etherlink 7.0 is the biggest expansion of Etherlink’s scope since launch:
🟢 Michelson smart contracts and @Tezos accounts on Etherlink
🟢 Native atomic composability between Michelson and EVM Interfaces
🟢 New infrastructure for Tezos X
Learn more ↓
lthms retweeted
🪓 Hackers aren't waiting for permission to use AI. Neither should we.
🎙️ I sat down with Kirsty Kelly, David Edwards, Mark Westgate, Greg Collins and Vin Marc Maguire @SignalVin to dig into how AI is rewriting the rules of cybersecurity, software development — and what it means for the future of the profession itself.
🔗 youtube.com/watch?v=UQccrK_D…
I’ve been experimenting with driving Claude from my editor instead of a chat tui. Can't recommend enough.
If you are curious, github.com/lthms/companion could be of interest.
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We just shipped Apollo, our EVM transaction debugger. Step through opcodes. Inspect stack, memory & storage. Conditional breakpoints. Instruction-level gas profiling. Cross-contract tracing.
No signup. No paywall. apollotrace.com
Full write-up ↓ functori.com/blog/debugging-…
Claude being like “your plan is nice but for your *scale* that’s no use, let’s go back to *my* plan.”
I mean, excuse me? you’ll spend the next 10 minutes exploring my plan is what will happen.
Am I driving Claude Code to build a Claude Code session manager with support for spawning session in ephemeral container?
Maybe I am.
Last week I went down a rabbit hole with #CoreOS, #Ignition, and #Quadlets while reworking my website deployment—and locked myself out of my server in the process.
If you enjoy hard-earned lessons from infrastructure experiments, this one’s for you: soap.coffee/~lthms/posts/i-c…
”Farfadet went live (…) when an issue appeared, the response was fast, transparent, and accountable. (…) shipping quickly only works when teams are willing to explain the details and fix things properly. That kind of openness builds trust over time.”
bakingsheet.tezoscommons.org…
lthms retweeted
Record Participation for Etherlink 6.1 🎉
29 bakers joined in the Promotion period – new ATH 🏆
Voting power: 27.24% – another ATH 🏆
Massive thanks to the community & @tezos bakers for mobilizing so quickly 🙏
