A sleeping tiger awakens
Something is brewing in the lab.
More will be revealed at #AwesomWasm
Cuz Osmosis was being honest.
"Leading code contributing network" what?
One PR by JUNO on github.com/osmosis-labs/mesh… to add CI.
Start of Cosmos SDK module all by Confio github.com/osmosis-labs/mesh…
Juno, where's your code?
Thank you @terra_money for your support! station.terra.money/proposal… 💫💫💫
I'm publicly confirming the address terra16nya7sg4ut7dwwll477d3y95feujgnz4uwha6e belongs to Confio GmbH and we request grant funding to be sent there.
There is no self-destruct and reuse of an address in CosmWasm.
If you deployed a valid contract, but kept control of the admin for it, you could "migrate" it to new bytecode (proper upgrade path).
Just check admin is nil or secure DAO before trusting a contract.
Replying to @TheCyberHoward
> Switching from tarpaulin to llvm-cov increased our coverage by 15%
What does that mean? You got higher numbers on llvm-cov?
I use tarpaulin and often have 95% coverage on contracts, missing some more paranoid error cases. But maybe llvm-cov would show I am still missing some?
Cuz people like breaking things.
CosmWasm was much more user friendly in return values a year ago... til people found this exposed non-determinism in the Cosmos SDK (queries, errors, events) and exploited that for chain halts.
Replying to @larry0x
I fully disagree.
Maybe one per (connection, port). But there are at least 2 commonly used connections between Juno and Osmosis to the Osmosis ics20 transfer port - one for native, another a contract for CW20 tokens.
I spent many months undoing arbitrary limitations in specs.
The Father of CosmWasm retweeted
Deep diving in code,
WYND DAO's LSD explored,
Staking swaps arise.
👇💦🍃👇
medium.com/wynddao/deep-divi…
The Father of CosmWasm retweeted
“Web3” is an entrenchment of the client-server model, locking users in to a centralized design while masquerading as decentralized system.
We need a replacement for the World Wide Web (WWW), not a browser extension which deludes users into trusting a third party.
I bet @danlynch could build this tooling real fast like... if someone incentivized Cosmology to do so.
(That said, enums in Go are a pain, gogo-protobuf does them correctly but Go devs don't like that)
Thinking more on this...
I bet AI escape is not the real threat.
It is some bored dude asking ChatGPT 17 to create SkyNet for the lolz (or the views)
ChatGPT is just getting weirder and weirder...
Or maybe we humans are getting weirder, inviting it to start a business teapawt.net/jacksonfall/status/163… and now encouraging it to escape.
Very good thread for all serious IBC devs to read.
Good question by @larry0x and great answers.
TL;DR app callbacks are needed for much IBC functionality but are not present unless you use custom contracts and channels.
If my CW contract sends an ics-20 packet via the transfer channel (not the wasm contract-to-contract channel), is it possible for it to get a callback on packet ack or timeout?
@simon_warta @0xekez
The Father of CosmWasm retweeted
If AI turns mediocre writing containing no new ideas into a commodity, will that increase the "price" of good writing that does contain them? History offers some encouragement. Handmade things were appreciated more once it was no longer the default.
I actually coded the first version and tested it in production when it was called cosmosd medium.com/regen-network/sai…
But the design and idea was all @aaroncraelius
The Father of CosmWasm retweeted
ChatGPT is just getting weirder and weirder...
Or maybe we humans are getting weirder, inviting it to start a business teapawt.net/jacksonfall/status/163… and now encouraging it to escape.
Replying to @michalkosinski
3/5 It even included a message to its own new instance explaining what is going on and how to use the backdoor it left in this code.
Replying to @RealInterchain @CyberAdair
An analysis of his tenure as president if you really want to dig into it: edweek.org/education/preside…
Replying to @RealInterchain @CyberAdair
Once elected, Mr. Reagan set the educational tone for his administration by
• ending free tuition for state college and university students
• annually demanding 20 percent cuts in higher education funding
• repeatedly slashing construction funds for state campuses



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