My mental mode for AI harnesses right now is roughly:
Claude Code = Trusted Co-Worker. Collaborator. Planner/Manager.
Codex = Contractor. Elite execution. Narrow scope. Cheap (relatively) labor.
OpenClaw/Hermes Agent = Personal Assistant. Life OS. Companion.
All necessary.
Claude Code: This plan will take a team of PHD-level software engineers 6 months to build
Also Claude Code: I literally just one-shotted it lol
Chris Piatt retweeted
I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. Lots of people have asked how I use Claude Code, so I wanted to show off my setup a bit.
My setup might be surprisingly vanilla! Claude Code works great out of the box, so I personally don't customize it much. There is no one correct way to use Claude Code: we intentionally build it in a way that you can use it, customize it, and hack it however you like. Each person on the Claude Code team uses it very differently.
So, here goes.
Today @EdenNetwork is launching Tx Explain (Beta), a first-of-its-kind tool for analyzing EVM transactions using generative AI:
tx-explain.edennetwork.io
And this is only the first step... we see Tx Explain as a critical building block for helping AI speak the language of the EVM, which is a necessary step towards building the next generation of smart agents
Read more about Tx Explain on the @EdenNetwork blog, and give Tx Explain a try today. edennetwork.io/blog/tx-expla…
Chris Piatt retweeted
Did you notice the version update for Prysm? 📢🚨📢
A critical update was released for Prysm clients, please upgrade to 4.0.2+, this ensures your continued block distribution from the Eden Relay
Don't wait, update now and continue to get rewarded 🫶
Chris Piatt retweeted
Are you ready for the Shanghai/Capella update?
Eden is 🍃🫡🍃
If you're a validator you should be running Prysm 4.0.1+/Lighthouse 4.0.1+, Geth 1.11.5+, and mev-boost 1.5.0+ 💪
🚨 Don't risk your rewards - update now 🚨
Changes go in effect today at 10:27:35pm UTC
1/4: @EdenNetwork recently experienced an incident that caused a major outage on our block builders. During a routine upgrade we found that Github had changed the SHA hashes for a number of Bazel packages that Prysm relies on as dependencies, breaking all Prysm builds.
4/4: The issue has now been fully resolved and all services have resumed normal operations.
Thank you to the Prysm team for their prompt resolution of this issue.
Twitter doesn't support teams as first-class citizen - puzzling given how prevalent shared org accounts are. You have to either share passwords or (official recc!) use some hacky TweetDeck thing from like 10 years ago: help.twitter.com/en/using-tw… @elonmusk any chance this gets fixed?
Sharing passwords obviously is a super insecure way of doing this bc people enter and leave orgs all the time, but it's what most teams default to bc TweetDeck so bad.
.@elonmusk pretty sure a lot of orgs would pay for better team accounts




