Woke up feeling incredibly grateful to have gotten to represent @base research in my own way at DevCon yesterday. Led a 2-hour workshop about RIP-7755 focusing on nested storage proof validation and how we can use that to cryptographically prove successful fulfillment of a cross-chain call on a destination chain! Round 2 today at Eth Interop day.
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Hill climbing a chess engine with gpt astra. Could get interesting
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Context management is important. Each step here could be done by a new agent with fresh context and connect everything together in a simple loop
i have a massive problem right now where agents are spending a shitton of credits dealing with code review/ci it's right at the end of the session, so context is super full. and then it needs to go through ci, read code review, fix all bugs, go through code review again, go through ci, etc. this is costing a shitton of time and money. has anyone solved this?
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“Ai slop” only matters when humans are the audience. Once we stop reviewing every line of code because we have guardrails that lead to us trusting the outcome, who cares?
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Shipped 21 PRs yesterday that I feel pretty good about. It was a good day but still only a fraction of what AI agents could unlock @base engineers are aggressively iterating on ways to 10x-100x their output in responsible ways The next year is going to be insane
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Guys relax. AI won’t end humanity this decade. ChatGPT told me itself
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Could be a cool way to benchmark new AI models. Have them all create chess engines and run tournaments
Replying to @chesscom
Wrong, all legal chess positions are ~40 oom less than the estimated atoms in the Universe. And ASI will figure out ways to solve and compress that are far beyond what we could possibly comprehend. (Here I am arguing with some random intern at a chess website 🤦‍♂️)
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Jack Chuma retweeted
On June 25 and 26, Base mainnet experienced two block production outages, both caused by the same underlying bug in the block builder logic. We’ve identified and fixed the root cause, and have communicated the post mortem to OP chains as feedback. All funds were safe throughout. Full post-mortem: blog.base.dev/postmortem-jun…
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Jack Chuma retweeted
Base Azul is officially live on mainnet This upgrade makes Base even faster and more secure Making it ready to be the home of global finance
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Jack Chuma retweeted
Azul is now live on mainnet. Thanks for building on Base, from the team who builds Base.
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Jack Chuma retweeted
Making progress! Been in the trenches with the team building but want to highlight an exciting milestone from a couple weeks ago: 10k transactions in a single block, i.e. 5k TPS. Results of the team's work on scaling and stability. Onward! basescan.org/block/43712142
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Has anyone built a high quality production tx manager in rust using alloy abstractions? Can’t find one from initial searches. Considering adding our own to the @base stack
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Jack Chuma retweeted
After aggressive scaling last year, the Base Chain team is focused on reliability right now. One of the metrics we watch is "empty blocks built," as symptom of sequencer instability we sometimes see during periods of high demand. Recently it's the lowest it's been in ~1 year 🥳
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Has anyone built a high quality production tx manager in rust using alloy abstractions? Can’t find one from initial searches. Considering adding our own to the @base stack
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Jack Chuma retweeted
A new, unified stack for Base Chain Excited to share that we are evolving our technical roadmap, consisting of our own spec, code, and infra to accelerate the foundation of Base. This shift gives us the autonomy to ship protocol improvements more frequently and focus our resources on scaling to 1 gigagas/s. What this means for builders: - Higher Velocity: Targeting 6 hardforks per year to get you new features and fixes faster. - Massive Scale: Targeting 1 gigagas/s to support high-throughput apps without congestion. - Extreme Reliability: Targeting 99.99% non-empty blocks and predictable, low fees. - Simpler Design: A maximally simple spec that’s easier to audit and build on. Along with this, we will take a more active role in managing our own upgrade schedule and stack: allowing us to build what the ecosystem needs, at the speed it needs, while remaining deeply aligned with Ethereum. Read the full technical breakdown here: blog.base.dev/next-chapter-f…
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Jack Chuma retweeted
Base Chain is seeing record high volumes of transaction submission during the volatility in the market and some users are seeing delays in having their transactions included. The team is all hands on deck to address these issues and are continuing scaling efforts to provide even more capacity for transaction throughput. Follow our status page for updates: status.base.org/
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Joining Base has been the best decision I’ve ever made. I recommend you do the same! So many exciting projects in the works
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Jack Chuma retweeted
$TRENCHER is now available to trade on Base! CA on Base: 0x8372C0848971642Da97CF5d7a44A6587cfa2d6f4
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Jack Chuma retweeted
Deploy the ERC-20 equivalent of any SPL token and start bridging instantly If you're not looking to go deep on the details, you can use @flaunchgg or @aeroxyz as simple deployers But for the rest of you: 00:00 intro 1:15 deploy devnet SPL 3:30 deploy erc-20 6:60 bridging
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