Asking publicly: @ensdomains , why does my grant got DECLINED to participate in @gitcoin ENS ecosystem round?
After interacting with gitcoin support for a few days, they said they were waiting for the response from the (ENS) team to look at the project (which I agree)
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and today they got a response: "going to decline for now" with no more explanations.
I don't want to point fingers at anyone in particular because there may be the case of simply some misunderstanding, and I don't know who analyzed the request.
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but I have to complain, Otterscan has been supporting ENS since its first versions because I thought it was an essential feature for a block explorer.
you can use ENS names on whatever type of search variants we support, and addresses got reverse-resolved wherever they appear,
be it on tx fields, inside decoded input parameters or logs.
it is even featured at ens integrations page (I didn't ask for it; brantly was in charge of community at that time, he asked me he wanted to add this integration there)
so I strongly disagree with that decision and I feel highly disincentivized to support more ENS features in the future if that's the case.
UPDATE: just got an update email from gitcoin saying they’ve just got an update from ENS team; they’ve reverted their decision and my grant is now included in the ecosystem round, so I consider it now solved.
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I was able to fit an entire functional mainnet archive into < 900 GB using Erigon + ZFS + compression (with some tradeoffs)
Yes, ➡️➡️➡️AN ENTIRE MAINNET ARCHIVE NODE⬅️⬅️⬅️
A short 🧵👇
Context: I've been running Erigon for a long time in my laptop using a portable 2TB Samsung T5 SSD.
Everything works fine, except last week I noticed current mainnet archive is taking +1.8TB, so it is time to migrate, you've done a good job Samsung ser, respect.
I already got a new 4TB drive, but wanted to experiment with something new that could give some extra life to the 2TB one.
I've seen some people talking about ZFS on Erigon discord, but it looks like they target Linux installations on cloud or home NUCs.