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in this PR we share the prompts where Claude successfully built a low level EVM call checker lint for Forge Lint (runs by default on forge build)
https://github.com/foundry-rs/foundry/pull/10810

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Things that are ultimately not gonna help Ethereum win for Glamsterdam: EOF, EVM64, SSZ/pureth, Available Attestations. Need strong offense, not weak offense, and definitely not long term defense atm. Short term defense (eg repricings) are good.

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RE: what should happen to Ethereum's EL my current view is: - Fusaka scores low hanging fruit wins and sets caps for raising the gas limit. - Glamsterdam continues the above gas limit bumping while repricing to bound worst case outcomes. My crazy take might be that after Glamsterdam, beyond further repricing and gas limit increases we need to switch to optimizing the EL for ZK usage, whatever that may mean.

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Fusaka will happen this year and enable the L2s to further scale. Blobs will stay the same on launch, and with pre scheduled blob only forks they will go up to 48 hopefully around Q1'26. We will keep measuring and see how high we can go, tools are there, just reps now.

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What I think is important for Ethereum to win while maintaining a global node set: 1. decouple validation from block building throughout with zk. this needs making zk proving blocks in real time easier: ePBS or Delayed Execution, I don't care which. trie migrations help but imo not needed, whereas ensuring you don't prove at the end of the slot but at the start really matters. 2. decouple censorship resistance from weakest node. If you do the above, introducing low-ETH staked nodes w FOCIL who are responsible just for CR but not for the hot path block building and validation liberates us from raspberry pis for scaling but let's us continue using raspberry pis for CR

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What I think is important for Ethereum to win while maintaining a global node set: 1. decouple validation from block building throughout with zk. this needs making zk proving blocks in real time easier: ePBS or Delayed Execution, I don't care which. trie migrations help but imo not needed, whereas ensuring you don't prove at the end of the slot but at the start really matters. 2. decouple censorship resistance from weakest node. If you do the above, introducing low-ETH staked nodes who are responsible just for CR but not for the hot path block building and validation liberates us from raspberry pis for scaling but let's us continue using raspberry pis for CR

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