cardano-node VS ethereum-org-website

https://cardano.org - No

I feel like Solarpunk and Cardano are weirdly intertwined. Out of all the crypto ecosystems, I feel Cardano is the most likely to facilitate a solarpunk future. It's through my involvement in the Cardano ecosystem, I learnt about Solarpunk

According to Adonis Network's news, In his latest tweet, the founder of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson, mentioned the recent developments of the Cardano network and described it as very exciting. appear “It's exciting to see things moving so quickly in the Cardano ecosystem. Sidechains including Cosmos djed launching soon, Hydra and Mithril are on schedule, Lace is almost out of beta, and thousands of DApps are coming online.

Here's the conversation of the bug. Quite interesting. https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node/issues/4826

Anybody that wants to follow the details of the conversation around the investigation can do so here

You can follow the conversation here

Here is the link https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-node/issues/4826

The git issue has a lot of data reported by the operators. I think they have a selection of logging and monitoring tools available to them.

https://ethereum.org - No

There can't be a user-controlled internet - which some call Web3 - if the user is not in control of the server. Using Jaxx Liberty infrastructure to create full-node, plug-and-play Andiami blockchain computers for individuals, our goal is to increase the decentralization of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and dozens more.

Community Lead @ ethereum.org

Hey u/cryptojobsgg I noticed you're not on the ethereum.org job sites list, might be worth looking into https://ethereum.org/en/community/get-involved/#ethereum-jobs

The Real Yield DeFi can divide into two types: 1. Fee - such as Borrowing Fee, Trading Fee, Transaction Fee or Insurance Fee (COMP, AAVE, FORW, GMX, ETH) 2. Reinvestment - such as reinvestment in the Real Yield from 1. or reinvestment in the physical products in the real world. (GFI)

Ethereum

https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/evm/opcodes/ As you can see ethereum.org is also rather light on information about it, so the source code of one of the implementations will be your best bet :)

Andrew Miller predicted The DAO hack: About a year or so before The DAO hack (but before the launch of The DAO iirc) Andrew Miller, who was part of the original team from Least Authority who audited Ethereum in 2015, posted in the Ethereum forum about re-entrency bugs in contracts. At the time there were no live contracts that had this pattern, and Gavin Wood dismissed Andrew's concerns at the time. This happened on the ethereum.org forums (which are now deprecated, but archived).

Hey you guys heard about this Etherum thing yet? I just started reading about it but it looks heckin sweet.

Wonder if it's worth getting it onto ethereum.org. That would give it legitimacy. I know a lot of people tend to already refer to their docs for pointing out that a sidechain isn't an L2.