rvcas
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I remain on Aiken core team and personally committed to Cardano, always have and always will be
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bold of you to assume us 10x engineers even know what Map and Set are!
This means you can write cardano smart contracts now with literally nothing installed on your machine other than a browser. The experience isn't as good as local development of course, but this is pretty neat.
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just finished adding support for copying validator bytes out of the @aiken_eng playground
chill bro that’s not how you start a convo
this little feature experiment is going well, we're introducing the ability to say that a functions scope is pure and therefore you can't use `expect`, `fail`, or call a function that's impure. check out the error for it (WIP)
not everything is a competition, we’re talking about two non-profits here. One responsible for a Haskell node and one responsible for a rust node. Two parallel efforts both trying to improve cardano and collaborate with the community at large.
I appreciate the article but I find the part that says Aiken sacrifices developer experience for performance to be extremely inaccurate. The whole point is that it’s not only faster but ALSO A BETTER experience.
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I believe it’s better to say “jack shit” in this case, which means nothing. “Bat shit” usually is used to mean something is crazy. I may be wrong 
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Tbh he just has a skill issue, it is more work though but it’s good. Arenas are the answer. Rc is for servers.
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Step 1) right to my .env file
Step 2) immediately set it as a secret in prod
Step 3) never think about it again 
that’s beyond lazy, there are tools for getting accurate fees
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Think of it this way, their income for the day just took a hit cause the rain, do them a favor and place that order buddy
We good, no stress on our end. Much love to IOG, happy to collaborate whenever, no rush on anything.
is constantly producing extremely well thought out software and names
and I have been cooking this up since last week
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BLS builtins coming to Aiken
lmao no offense of course but just take a look at Roc, it compiles very fast. They had to do a lot of work to make it happen, so it’s not a free lunch. But it’s totally doable and tenable.
Everything is proceeding, Micah had some life things to deal with the past 3 weeks
Aiken would not exist without the CF, full stop.
Yea the rust node is largely the entire focus for now, that and aiken
When you can’t think of novel solutions for your problems, you will seek to copy what is known. I will say nothing further on the matter.
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wrote a smart contract to mimic BTC. Offchain miners compete to find the next datum (“block”). If tx succeeds the datum gets updated at the smart contract address and a reward of 50 tuna is minted. Halves like BTC, difficulty adjusts like BTC, and it’s kinda
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We’re working on a tree-sitter implementation
If it launches and doesn’t suck I’ll apologize personally
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It will degrade eventually into a bunch of power hungry incompetent people leading the pack. All systems end up like this over time. I’m just enjoying the ride while I’m here (life).
that’s not a function inside the datum, that’s just an associated function as far as I can tell. Whether or not one attaches methods to data types is an aesthetic choice mostly. Not sure what you mean but update the datum but any contract can do that as long as they write the
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