ex-Google; Security and embedded systems nerd @ Fortitude Labs
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Dr Blocks retweeted
✨SOLANA PEOPLE✨: if you're wondering what I've been working on for the last 6 months. 😃
Honestly npm would be a lot safer if people deployed dependencies on chain and used multisig rollouts
LLMs are a digital mind map to help track your thoughts and can research at the same time. I wonder how much these will end up being limited by the human rather than the true capabilities of the model. Models are only as good as their training data after all
Their admin keys leaked and they added a custom token and attached a custom feed?
Switchboard is an oracle building platform. I get it you do sales but don’t lie to your token holders
My bets in crypto: "Ya I'll 2x long 100k, let's see how it goes"
My bets at home: "I'm going to move the coffee maker next to the sink and hope my wife doesn't get mad"
I just asked claude to audit my mac apps and mcps and found 2 where people on my local network can copy documents from my computer.
Coffee shops are the new warzone
Dr Blocks retweeted
Solana devs are shipping a big efficiency gain next month with zero breaking changes.
P-token, coming to mainnet in April, is a drop-in replacement for the SPL token program. The leaner implementation unlocks 19x more efficient transfers, freeing up ~10% of block space.
It also adds a new batch instruction. Each CPI call into the token program carries a fixed base cost: if a protocol needs to do five transfers, that’s five separate calls. Batch bundles them into one, so programs pay that cost once regardless of how many transfers are inside.
Every SPL token transaction on the network is about to get cheaper and more efficient. No migration, no opt-in required.
helius.dev/blog/solana-p-tok…
Nice trick to save you the match statement on demux. I do a compile time array of discriminator to fn pointers in github.com/mgild/solzempic
