Currently, when a hardware wallet is attempting to clear-sign a transaction which includes a data suffix, the transaction either has to be blind signed, or sometimes the transaction may not be able to be signed at all.
ERC-8021 standardizes how data suffixes are structured, which means ERC-7730 could parse that data and omit it when verifying the transaction. Wallets which implement ERC-7730 could also optionally display this additional data.
(xbloom-style brewers with grinder, temperature, and pour control)
A coffee recipe is a way of controlling how fast, how evenly, and at what temperature water extracts flavor compounds from ground coffee. All recipes are trade-offs between:
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| * Generates an image in PNG format and returns it as a base64-encoded string. | |
| * | |
| * @param colors - An array of color values | |
| * @param pixels - An array of pixel values | |
| * @param width - The width of the image | |
| * @param height - The height of the image | |
| * @param scale - The scale factor to apply to the image (default: 1, uses nearest-neighbor interpolation) | |
| * @returns The base64-encoded string representation of the generated image | |
| */ |
@me:
The following is a question about whether or not it is possible to do something in Javascript. If it is possible please explain how one could achieve this:
Say I have a pure function that takes some input, does some synchronous computation, and produces an output. Is it possible to verify that a potential result was the result of that function without running the function myself?
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I want you to act as an OpenAI ChatGPT prompt behavior generator. I will provide you with a persona and you will respond to me with a prompt for OpenAI's ChatGPT that will make the AI act as the specified persona. It should start with "I want you to act as" and it should provide clear constraints for the AI such that it does not deviate from the intended behavior.
I'm working on a new product and I'm having a hard time explaining what it is. I want you to help me come up with a description that appropriately captures what the product does. I'll start by giving you an initial description of the product. I want you to respond with two things:
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| * Abstraction over `useReducer` to make writing reducer functions easier and without | |
| * switch statements. | |
| * | |
| * @see https://codesandbox.io/s/usedispatchmethods-wwkcw?file=/src/App.js | |
| * @example | |
| * | |
| * const Thinger = () => { | |
| * const [state, dispatch] = useDispatchMethods( | |
| * { |
| /** | |
| * @example | |
| * import styled from "styled-components"; | |
| * import {bp, atAndBelow} from '../path/to/styled-components-breakpoint-utils'; | |
| * | |
| * const Text = styled.p` | |
| * font-size: 20px; | |
| * | |
| * ${atAndBelow(bp.s, (css) => css` | |
| * font-size: 18px; |