Had forgotten the joy of leafing through a printed newspaper from beginning to end, stopping to read what catches your eye; so much more relaxing and fulfilling than clicking through an endless stream of online articles.
@optimizoor @_bout3fiddy_ @pcaversaccio Cool. In some circumstances it might be more efficient to pass both x and z as parameters and simply verify that z³ ≈ x.
@z0age Could it be that in the context you actually need this function, there are extra sources of uniqueness to exploit? Or maybe you could use a simple counter, but squeezed into a storage slot that in your context is going to be always updated anyway…
@sytaylor@ensdomains ENS is a big table listing which string is owned by whom. The first to register a string ending in .eth becomes its owner; for strings ending in .com (& others) you must first own the corresponding DNS domain. Once you own any string, you may configure it to point where you like.
@etherscan ✋ Better decimals support throughout the integration. Ideally Etherscan would consult the decimals property in the token metadata, and if absent maybe fall back onto a non-standard decimals() on the contract. Thanks!
@nicksdjohnson@haydenzadams@Uniswap I was considering a solution whereby tokenURI returns a URL to a stateless web service that responds by calling the contract’s generateDataURI… and later when there is better data: support, flick a switch on the contract that connects tokenURI to generateDataURI directly.
@McInTweet In Malta when you park your car illegally, you leave the hazard lights blinking so as to proclaim “Kindly bear with this temporary illegality, I'll be back in a jiffy, thanks!” — like a sort of magic temporary immunity shield against fines 😂