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<ralexstokes> it is possible that you may be able to contribute to the eth2 network as a state provider or even join as a validator and join the eth1x shard so that you aren't just suddenly jettisoned from the ecosystem/community after the Last Block (TM)
<ralexstokes> it is possible we will be stuck w/ ethcash (what i have been calling ethereum super classic) indefinitely
<ralexstokes> as eth2 enthusiasts it is somewhat on us to encourage a thorough migration to the new system once it is ready
<ralexstokes> w/ incentives if possible but moreover also via social coordination off chain, (e.g. historical norms to move to proof-of-stake, showing network stability w/ the new system, this kind of stuff)
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<Adrian Sutton> It does make me wonder if a 2-way eth bridge and running ETH2 and ETH1 in parallel makes sense for a good while so people see just how much better ETH2 is and want to migrate. But part of being better is being able to utilise the existing ETH1 stuff so ETH1 winds up having to at least act like an ETH2 shard even if it's still PoW driven. And then it all gets weird and I see why people want to bundle ETH1 into a shard asap. 🙂
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<djrtwo> eth2 call in 13 hours
agenda: ethereum/eth2.0-pm#129
stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLiMgFoG_vs
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<djrtwo> eth2 call in 35 minutes
zoom: https://ethereumfoundation.zoom.us/j/132793896

warning, I'm going to ask for biggest bottleneck, what you're doing to solve it, and open up others for comment/advice

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<mratsim> My notes: https://gist.github.com/mratsim/80d4a9f313c8c5cac3ac433d7ce810e4
<benjaminion> And mine 😀 https://hackmd.io/@benjaminion/SygoFBrVL
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<hsiao-wei (hwwhww)> ----- sorry to the telegram bridge ppl, I ruined the survey ----- try again:
[tentative indication survey 1] would you be interested in attending an eth2 teams lunch on March 6th in Paris? 👍 for def YES, 🤞 for interested but not 100% , 👎 for def NO
<hsiao-wei (hwwhww)> [tentative indication survey 2] would you be interested in attending an eth2 teams co-work day on March 6th in Paris? 👍 for def YES, 🤞 for interested but not 100% , 👎 for def NO
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<tkstanczak> would you please send an invitation to matilote#6205
<tkstanczak> he is a DevOps person at Nethermind
<herman> https://discord.gg/mr8wNV
<herman> Right click on the Eth 2.0 logo in the app, then "Invite People"
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<tkstanczak> thanks, somehow I assumed I did not have permissions
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<Sebastian> Hi! is there going to be an ETHLondon group? I looked at this document: https://notes.ethereum.org/@protolambda/eth2_start

and I'm wondering if there is anything left to hack on after EthDenver?

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<djrtwo> The hacks in that doc are fresh and wide open!
We had pretty limited engagement at ethdenver and would be super excited with anyone picking up any of those challenges
<Sebastian> Cool! 😃
<djrtwo> here is the description of the ethlondon eth2 bounties -- https://notes.ethereum.org/@djrtwo/ETHLondon-hacks
Pooja Ranjan
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Ethereum 2.0 Implementers Call 34 Notes
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<proto> That doc is fully up to date, and you're welcome to hack on any of those challenges, or your own thing, @Sebastian 👏
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<djrtwo> networking call this Wednesday! Please add items in the comments on the agenda
ethereum/eth2.0-pm#131
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<hsiao-wei (hwwhww)> Hi, just send the Paris Lunch/Brunch invite RSVP to Eth2 implementers list! It seems some addresses are unavailable now. If you didn't get the mail and want to join, please DM me soon. :)
(RSVP deadline: TODAY, sorry!)
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<hsiao-wei (hwwhww)> Hi, I just sent the Paris Lunch/Brunch invite RSVP to Eth2 implementers calls list! It seems some addresses are unavailable now. If you didn't get the mail and want to join, please DM me soon. :)
(RSVP deadline: TODAY, sorry!)
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<sly> I can't find it in the spec, but I presume the intention is that clients keep a record of SignedBeaconBlock that they receive, so that they can respond to requests such as BeaconBlocksByRange.

The spec says clients must support the request, and respond if they have the requested signed blocks, but there is nothing in the spec that requires them to keep a record of signed blocks. (Fork Choice only requires a record of BeaconBlock, not the signed envelope.)

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<ralexstokes> clients are generally going to persist any signed beacon blocks they see come off the wire (you could argue for dropping some of them but the naive thing is to just keep it all unless you detect there is an obvious dos or something...); i interpret the MUST in the p2p spec as constraining clients to keep the signed block data
<ralexstokes> and for things like state txn or fork choice you can just think about operating over a subset of this data anyway (aka chop off the signatures)
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<djrtwo> Networking call in about 13.5 hours
ethereum/eth2.0-pm#131

Top priority -- iron out how to use fork_version in planned forks, across chains, and other usecases. I have a proposal to start us off and we can go from there
Then we can get the last couple of PRs cleaned and merged

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<djrtwo> Call in 20.
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<djrtwo> zoom https://ethereumfoundation.zoom.us/j/332459229
<herman> Are we recording this call @djrtwo ?
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<djrtwo> I usually do, but havent posted them in the past due to lack of demand
<djrtwo> so I'll record again and share if people want
<djrtwo> which it seems you do ?
<herman> 👍
<herman> > so I'll record again and share if people want
If I qualify as "people" 😂
<djrtwo> call now!
<djrtwo> hmm, might need one more voice
<djrtwo> 😂
<herman> 😞
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<djrtwo> I forgot to record.
<djrtwo> 😣
<djrtwo> hopefully Ben took good notes...
Mamy Ratsimbazafy
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don’t count on me for the notes, I was lost on the ChainID + ENR discussion
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<benjaminion> I am taking notes, whether good or not. Just taking out the bit about the recording...
<herman> I got really bad notes in my team slack channel 😛
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<benjaminion> Notes from me: https://hackmd.io/@benjaminion/rk2OEQ64L
<benjaminion> There's much I have only a loose grasp on, so pls correct any mistakes.
<herman> * libp2p update: behavioural changes involving peer scoring