This past week, @MaxPintchouk and I presented Toke: a DSL that compiles SQL-esque syntax directly into EVM bytecode. Users can create custom tokens in seconds - bypassing Solidity all together. Check it out:
https://t.co/SFy4AxHLGl
Never understood prediction market insiders. You are close enough to hear the decision making of important geopolitical/economic events and you’re risking it for thousands of dollars? When everyone’s tracking it?
One of my relatives used to contribute to Unix for work. He told me that he found several different ways to approximate the square root throughout the code base, all technically right but the manner of the error would be different.
I think the same could be said about using AI in place of libraries. Different models and versions of models will find different solutions to the same problem. IMO the point of having libraries is knowing that this implementation is the best for the goal and won’t change over the course of development.
The past few days over break, I've been making a simple particle simulation engine using the Barnes-Hut Approximation Algorithm in Rust.
GitHub Repo: https://t.co/yuKVOfNyQG
This is still definitely a work in progress and something that I find extremely interesting so there are def mistakes. But there's a much more in depth explanation of the algorithm and how I implemented it in the README file in the repo.