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In reply to @4484
Mark Tyneway@tynes
23 days ago

It's a safety thing in case an application switches networks for you in a way you don't intend

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In reply to @tynes
Mark Tyneway@tynes
23 days ago

This is all possible due to a collaboration with Uniswap that ultimately resulted in us implementing EIP-1153 in multiple execution clients and then it was included in the Cancun hardfork My code in geth will run every time tstore or tload is used on a live network https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/pull/26003

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In reply to @liam.eth
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/22/2024

How do (0) and (1) help? also fwiw (2) requires no protocol changes and just requires a call to the L1 SystemConfig contract to set a higher gas limit

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In reply to @kelvin
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/21/2024

your dust will be collected and you will be happy

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In reply to @jonassft
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/14/2024

Ok they rolled out support No alternatives really come to mind, not sure if thats me not paying attention or there really aren't alternatives

In reply to @vrypan.eth
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/12/2024

This is certainly possible but it's also theft

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/11/2024

What are real world use cases of permit2?

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In reply to @msilb7
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/5/2024

Yup exactly! WETH can be sent between domains but not the native asset itself

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/5/2024

Interop spec update: We are removing native ether sends from the protocol to make it much more simple to interop between chains that use custom gas tokens https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/specs/pull/78

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In reply to @dennis
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/4/2024

This is an active research area. There are some existing chains out there like fraxtal that use a custom gas token but we want to make sure the upstream version of custom gas token allows for interoperability with chains that use ether for gas payment https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/specs/issues/67

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In reply to @dennis
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/4/2024

Check out this demo from Succinct that could help scale cross chain messages for the op stack https://github.com/puma314/verified-logs/tree/main

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/3/2024

EIP-7640: Transaction Revert Protection is actually a scalability improvement since it disallows reverting transactions within blocks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bI_NfkUmOPQ

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In reply to @pmarca
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/3/2024

If you were to use Neuralink, what percentage of early adopters would you fall into? Would you be among the first 10% to use it?

In reply to @binji.eth
Mark Tyneway@tynes
3/3/2024

Core devs op stack

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/29/2024

Who knows something? 👀

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In reply to @binji.eth
Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/29/2024

that dang othergroup

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/29/2024

What does Conway's Law mean for the superchain?

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/29/2024

I wanna write my casts with a simple markdown like dsl and go non skeumorphic up in here

Farcaster
Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/25/2024

The OP Stack is free software meant to enable anybody to spin up their own economy and govern it

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In reply to @gigamesh
Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/4/2024

Societal immune system would evolve. Impossible to know the second order effects and policy changes that happen if people generally live longer

MoZ
Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/4/2024

At OP Labs, we ♥️ foundry The smart contracts use a single code path that creates the genesis state used in foundry unit tests, Go based end to end tests, docker compose based devnet and production deployments https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/optimism/blob/develop/packages%2Fcontracts-bedrock%2FREADME.md

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
2/1/2024

http://specs.optimism.io/ 👀

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Mark Tyneway@tynes
1/25/2024

Come give review on the specs for alt da in the op stack https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/specs/pull/4

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