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So, uh, not that anyone asked, but I'm firmly in the LGBTQ family.
If that bothers anyone, eat a bag of 🌈
Hell yes. I wonder if bribe3074.fun was the earliest EIP-7702 contract? 🤔
Replying to @_SamWilsn_
Don't worry, I figured it out 😆
Tell Trent to enjoy his 50 bucks: etherscan.io/tx/0x27142df09b…
Sam Wilson · samwilsn.eth retweeted
Man I can't wait for Trent Van Epps to get his fifty bucks @_SamWilsn_
Sam Wilson · samwilsn.eth retweeted
I'm supporting @ProtocolGuild, are you?
Cryptoastrology: what your seed phase says about your future.
Reply with yours below for a personalized reading.
Sam Wilson · samwilsn.eth retweeted
💾 Can you help fill any gaps in the Core War archives? We're looking to add any missing tournament entries, warriors, articles, simulators & related games. Thanks 🙂
▫️ corewar.co.uk/tournaments.ht…
▫️ corewar.co.uk/mars.htm
▫️ corewar.co.uk/games.htm
▫️ corewar.co.uk/archive.htm
How do you convince someone that a proper build system is better than their home grown bash script? 🤔
On behalf of Wallet Test Framework, @gaudren_ and I would like to thank @EF_ESP and @brave for their past and continuing support. We wouldn't be able to keep wrangling wallets without them!
If you want to know more about WTF, check out: wtf.allwallet.dev/about/
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Replying to @_SamWilsn_
Because it's making the rounds again, as an author of EIP-3074 I should restate that at the time I was an employee of Mesh/ConsenSys. Now I'm at the EF.
I'm also an active EIP Editor.
If anyone points out any more potential conflicts of interest, I'll make sure to mention them.
Sam Wilson · samwilsn.eth retweeted
Spent some time over the weekend to gather common questions/discussions regarding Account Abstraction including EIP-3074, ERC-4337, EIP-5003, RIP-7560, and many more!
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Did not realize nonce was added to 3074 a few months back.
Imo this makes it way less useful
Prevents a ton of use cases like standing limit orders and social recovery
Permit2 uses a nonce bitmap and non-incrementing nonces to allow revocation without forcing it on every tx
Sam Wilson · samwilsn.eth retweeted
I co-authored EIP 5003, and this is a nice summary of why it’s probably not worth pursuing eoa revocation (like 5003) on top of EIP 3074. notes.ethereum.org/@yoav/erc…















