very greek accent. research, engineering & investments @paradigm. optimist.
Nice article by @mempirate diving into Reth's p2p stack. Reth components were built from the ground up to be easy to consume as a libraries, this article contains a few great examples on how to get started.
great thread on disk i/o bottlenecks around sequential/random read/writes & various storage hardware choices
Another great post, this blog is golden
Great post to read next to "Fearless Concurrency" to understand why Rust gives devs peace of mind about multithreaded code
great writeup on breaking the soundness of non-interactive protocols that use fiat shamir without committing to the entire protocol's transcript. see my tl;dr in the screenshot
no, but eventually maybe? @MartinLundfall's original symevm announcement post was quite great honestly
[link] here's an incredible video by @brockjelmore
excellent writeup on building reliable RPC infrastructure without becoming a node infra company. @mslipper is not only a beast engineer + team leader, he's also a great writer. this is the kind of people you want to work with. @optimismPBC is hiring.
Great writeup of @paradigm_ctf challenge JOP, one of the hardest puzzles of the CTF. Showcases how you can use Foundry call traces, cheatcodes and the debugger to solve a puzzle / conduct an investigation on a suspicious smart contract
must read evergreen post, even though I disagree with a lot of it.
also had a great writeup on this
Patrick's Solidity trivia is one of the few things that new developers should be following, lots of good advice and discussion in each thread
