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Show HN: Smart Contract Docs Using GPT
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4y ago
We were looking at potential ways to use GPT in Cookbook and found an interesting user pain-point in the process. Some context: Cookbook is a web3 developer tool that aggregates smart contracts and provides metadata, documentation, security
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4y ago
Thank you! That's our goal. We want to make building in Web3 significantly faster and easy with Cookbook.
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4y ago
Software engineers tend to follow demand, with some lagtime. Since crypto goes through these manic bull/bear cycles, demand dramatically spikes and falls. Hard to make a career change when the next bear cycle can wipe out your prospect
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4y ago
Someone was actually building a decentralized commodities exchange, and used a couple of Cookbook contracts to build out their infrastructure
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4y ago
We work with SMBs and Startups for advanced contracts, analytics and tooling. That's really how we're able to sustainably keep Cookbook free for individual developers
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4y ago
It really depends on what you're after, we do have a widget to embed web3 functions into any site, it's in early beta.
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4y ago
Definitely plans to support different smart contract languages over time. For the short term we're focusing on Solidity as most web3 devs use it.
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4y ago
This is exactly it. The way to think about it is that smart contracts are effectively server-side code that is specialized to run on blockchains. They use many of the same building blocks and can often be reused. When I want to build Auth i
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thank you!!
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4y ago
Many of the contracts have their audits listed, you can read through the audits to see whether its safe to use or not. But as always, you should make sure to do your own testing before deploying to production.
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The majority of web3 developers only just recently entered the space, and are looking for simpler tools. We discovered this from a long series of interviews. The goal is to build cookbook in a web2 dev accessible way, and present all of the
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Feel free to request one or contribute one, we're adding new contracts every day
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Openzeppelin provides a very limited number of templates. Great for importing into a smart contract and extending from, but requires a fair bit of work to get there. With cookbook, people can use/deploy completed contracts from other p
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Show HN: Find any smart contract on Cookbook
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4y ago
It's hard to say off the top of my head, but I think having stablecoin options is important, ETH, BTC (harder to do with bitcoin wallets). price should be configurable by the seller, so it's just a simple buy button for the vender
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4y ago
I would make an embeddable payment widget for this. Provide as an iframe and include web3 dependencies. that way users can pay directly from their metamask
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Would love to see a Tesla hacked
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4y ago
absolutely. Just like any other technology, the potential can be used for both good and evil
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4y ago
I think in most cases, NFTs are clearly collectible art. It's hard to say when these projects branch out and become about more, but I'd still err on the side of not securities.
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4y ago
Really depends what you're after. I personally have stuck with mac for the last 5 years for ease of use and build quality. After working on mining rigs, I really value all-in-one to avoid dealing with configuration issues and the like.
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Thanks for posting this, will use it for ideas and inspiration
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We're still so early in, web3 accessibility is still the biggest priority
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Super impressive. Crazy this was able to scale so much without hiring.
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Interesting, their way of demonstrating a 4th dimension is very unique. love how it became a game mechanic
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It's beautiful
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https://open.spotify.com/artist/7MSUfLeTdDEoZiJPDSBXgi
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Incredible how Brian Eno was able to pioneer this style of music
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Will this work with typical browsers? would be great to put a website at a .ether domain
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Other efforts focus on content generated by individuals using that specific platform. Most of the best content is already available on other platforms like Twitter and Reddit. The key problem is how scattered that is, our service aggregates
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