Kevin @typedarray

Engineering @monad @ponder_sh. EVM, TypeScript, open-source enjoyer monad.xyz Brooklyn, NY Joined August 2021

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Kevin @typedarray

a month ago

@sampotter___ I bet there's a clever way to solve this problem using clickhouse which gives you "perfect" prices (price of latest swap during or before target timestamp) at a reasonable cost. You might not need that, but if you did, worth checking out clickhouse!

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Kevin @typedarray

2 months ago

@greypixel_ @surfcoderepeat @ponder_sh @envio_indexer We indeed had a gap in maintenance earlier this year as we settled into our new roles, but we're back at it and did a release last week which fixed several bugs. github.com/ponder-sh/pond…

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Adam @surfcoderepeat

2 months ago

Few get it but the most innovative/helpful tool from last cycle was not privy (they are great! and #2!) but @ponder_sh with AI you can literally have an indexer for any app with one prompt while before it was one of the main bottlenecks of developing dapps

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kyle @kyscott18

6 months ago

Monad is adding support for eth_fillTransaction soon. Without it, you need separate RPC calls for nonce (eth_getTransactionCount), gas limit (eth_estimateGas), and fee params (eth_gasPrice / eth_maxPriorityFeePerGas). eth_fillTransaction collapses that into one call and returns a fully populated unsigned tx ready to sign externally. viem already calls eth_fillTransaction when the node supports it, so this is a free speedup for every viem user on Monad.

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Kevin @typedarray

6 months ago

@ptrwtts Unfortunately this EIP becomes much less useful if the logs are only available starting from the fork block (missing data / incorrect accounting for older accounts) To backfill them, you'd need to rewrite history - don't think there's any appetite for that (on ethereum)

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Kevin @typedarray

7 months ago

@hemaaanth Quite common! github.com/ponder-sh/pond…

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Kevin @typedarray

7 months ago

@DennisonBertram @doomerfied trading card games, like magic the gathering and pokemon

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Kevin @typedarray

7 months ago

We're continuing to develop Ponder. And through contributions at the protocol layer, we have an opportunity to make Ponder better by pushing forward the entire EVM data & indexing landscape. Huge thanks to the Ponder community for your support as we enter this new chapter!

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Kevin @typedarray

7 months ago

As I've gotten to know the Monad Foundation and Category Labs teams, I've only grown more impressed by their focus and integrity. No shortcuts - just consistent execution on a fast and truly decentralized chain.

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Kevin @typedarray

7 months ago

Big news: the Ponder team has joined the Monad Foundation. We’re excited to contribute open-source tooling and standards that help applications take full advantage of Monad's performance and decentralization.

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Kevin @typedarray

8 months ago

@itunpredictable @cedar_db > maybe it’s because they’re just really humble, but more people should know about this team!! It's because the database is closed source with a restrictive license. Current posture will turn off any potential evangelist. Great vision but need to rethink distribution entirely

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Kevin @typedarray

9 months ago

@0xabhk @ponder_sh Excellent. 2 million years from now, there will be one fewer GitHub issue to triage.

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Kevin @typedarray

10 months ago

@colinhacks @kentcdodds I went down the exact same road over the past couple years. It's wild how strong of a taste so many people have around this. Delighted by the new change.

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Kevin @typedarray

10 months ago

@aviv_keller @diegohaz Great news!

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Kevin @typedarray

10 months ago

The 0.15 release also improves SQL-over-HTTP live queries, reduces memory usage during cold backfills, and fixes other reliability & correctness bugs. Migration guide: ponder.sh/docs/migration… Get started: ponder.sh/docs/get-start… Chat: t.me/pondersh

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Kevin @typedarray

10 months ago

Node.js worker threads are tricky - the CPU overhead of cross-thread messaging often erases any CPU benefit from using multiple threads in the first place. We worked around these limitations, leading to ~linear speedups with thread count for our fastest projects.

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Kevin @typedarray

10 months ago

Today's Ponder release introduces a new indexing mode where each chain runs on a separate worker thread. The new design offers big benefits across indexing & query performance, and paves the way for better caching, reliability, and DX.