wolf31o2 (Chris Gianelloni)

Reducing the minimum pool cost towards 0 is good, especially with min pool margin on the horizon.

Scalus is the basis for several infrastructure projects.

Let's go!

Hardware wallets are generally good.

Tx3 was used for the buidler fest sign up. It greatly simplifies most chain interactions.

Imagine using public funds to build your own brand while failing to achieve the goals you were hired to do, then asking for funds to keep doing it. No, man. No.

Time to invest in ourselves. No more clutching pearls. Get serious about being successful.

No MBOs.

Committees do not need travel funds. Excessive waste.

Wirex has already basically rugged the Cardano Card they made with EMURGO. Absolutely no more.

Hail Hydra!

Closed source.

Pallas is the main library for Rust on Cardano. It's essential software.

Disclosure: I'm an approver for TxPipe proposals but let's be real there's no way they won't deliver

Oura is used by several event based services, such as pool.pm

Disclosure: I'm an approver for TxPipe proposals but let's be real there's no way they won't deliver

Non-profit, open source public good sounds great!

Mithril is used for fast bootstrap in Dingo. Essential infrastructure.

No DAOs.

Following the advice of Real Big Fish.

UTxO RPC is being used by Dolos, Dingo, and the Haskell node for exposing a common remote procedure call service. It's the basis for our chain RPC.

Disclosure: I'm an approver for TxPipe proposals but let's be real there's no way they won't deliver

Dolos is the best data node and powering Demeter

Disclosure: I'm an approver for TxPipe proposals but let's be real there's no way they won't deliver

Let's forking go

Say it with me, folks. Full node, open source wallets are the industry standard for security.

I don't think it's matters. The root cause of the issue is why doesn't anyone want to run for the CC?

Let's go!

We're using USDCx for the Dingo project. We need to integrate with the wider cryptocurrency ecosystem.

You updated your code with preview and preprod? Right?

Let's go!

Summit alongside Token makes sense.

Yoram has already been onboarding. Let's support this.

Deeper integration not only on day 1, but throughout development is necessary. However, we have to start somewhere. Let's go get those developers.

Plutus is cool and all, so I don't want to stop it. However, I would like to see a more concrete showing of what features are missing, what use cases they empower, and why we need them.

My concern is that the L1 reaches sustainable transaction volume. L2 can provide new capabilities but also can take transaction volume off the L1. That being said, I don't want to block this.

Blaster has started gaining traction outside Cardano. High assurance and formal proofs are our strengths. Lean into it.

I use Eternl. It's a great wallet. It's also closed source. It's not a public good.

Cost is very high and for a long term. Peras needs to be taken to production, but some of the rest could be separate proposals.

I'm not voting yes on anything with a token. The treasury takes all of the downside risk. I'm also not convinced that we're bringing significant Bitcoin liquidity. This is the latest "next thing" and I don't see Bitcoiners chomping to deploy their coins.

Bee and Marek have roles in PRAGMA, so I'm sitting this out. I'm excited about Cayley and want to see it funded. Perhaps a split proposal for only that would be more agreeable to DReps.

Scalus is not "another node" like Dingo or Amaru. It's a complete development platform in the most common enterprise development language. This is a huge market and a fully integrated stack on top of the Java Virtual Machine targets them well.

Research is what makes Cardano unique. I have applied for Blink Labs to be a partner in this, so I am abstaining.

The primary proposer had this job at Intersect. Check the public record. The Intersect OSC has not completed their work from last cycle. Show me some success before asking for funding, especially when starting with a negative track record.

No interest in seeing this funded over actual protocol improvements.

Excited for Gerolamo

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Ongoing maintenance, especially for systems like IO's performance testing cluster and fleet of Cardano nodes used as bootstrap peers, is vital to the ability for the network to operate smoothly. While the price may seem high, this includes software and systems which help all node developers and operators. Dingo can be built at a low cost because IO does this work. It's the least sexy work, but the most important for a healthy network.

A multi-asset treasury is reason enough to support this.

We need throughput to win.

They're splitting the vote. No on the combined vote here.

Validation in the browser plus a focused contract language. Yes, please. I'm listed as a member of the oversight committee for this project, but will receive zero funds. I wouldn't do this if I didn't want to see Gerolamo successful.

The continued path towards a centralized bureaucracy and decision making apparatus is antithetical to the decentralized and cyberpunk nature of blockchains. Wanting to control the entire NCL is why we don't participate in the process. No to bureaucratic layers. Yes to directly funding initiatives.

The Amaru team is working through the complexity of building a node. Their prior proposal brought node developers together under one roof. This one does the same and includes a testing platform which will be used by IO, Amaru, and Dingo. Community building and keeping us aligned.

bark bark bark

Increase the number of CC members instead of reducing the minimum size. Replace seats who aren't active and blocking governance.

Already voted yes on 350. Convinced we should spend more than that.

This is cool, but I'm not seeing how it's generally beneficial. Since I am not opposed, I'm going to abstain.

Aspirational, not actionable.

It's always DNS.

Hard disagree on forced identity and location disclosures. There's no reason to force ecosystem builders to lower their personal security to obtain funds.

The Tweag proposal compliments the work being done by IOE

Disclaimer: Blink Labs has done work for Maestro, but it would be a great benefit to the ecosystem for their stack to be open source.

Open source and I will change my mind.

Note: I am part of the working group and Blink Labs maintains the Go SDK so we get secondary benefits as we are including UTxO RPC in much of our tooling.

Outreach outside the ecosystem is important and DiscoverCardano puts in the work.

Let's go, Gerolamo! Typescript is one of the most commonly used languages. Having the ability to do certain "node" operations in a browser is a major power up.

Catalyst has been a primary source of seed funds for our ecosystem for years. Let's get Fund 14 going so the next round of innovative projects can get their start.

There's a few mistakes in the doc but the transaction IDs are correct and the ask itself is unchanged. Let's rock!

I spoke with one of the builders directly and they had no idea what this is.

Switching to abstain due to Intersect budget being lower than expected, if not to what I would have desired.

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I've been part of the Amaru team.

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