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New blog post out! ethdebug is an open format for compilers to explain their output in a developer's own language. Our first post about it on the Argot blog covers this year's progress, with interactive visuals that run on actual compiler output.

Since Dr. McAnulty's tweets here don't include the link itself... click this, follow these steps, help shape the world to not keep getting worse all the time: save-the-academy.org

can't spell "orthotics" without "thot"

libp2p is so freakin' cool

Fun ride tonight!

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mi kama sona e toki pona mi musi

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chomsky warns about "speaking truth to power" because power already knows the truth and wants to conceal it. he advocates instead that it's better to speak truth to those without power

Today's spotlight is on Ethdebug 🪲 @ethdebug is an emerging standard debug‑info format for smart contracts. It lets compilers emit rich, language‑aware data so debuggers and explorers can map bytecode back to source with precision.

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i should probably post something here at some point