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If you have been following the 100 Days of Solana challenges, you have already worked with tokens. You created mints, set up token accounts, transferred SOL, and explored token extensions. But there is a distinction that comes up constantly in web3, and understanding it properly will change how you think about everything you build going forward. Fungible and non-fungible tokens. You have probably heard these terms before, especially NFTs. But what do they actually mean on Solana, and how does the same token system handle two very different concepts? What makes something fungible Fungible just means interchangeable. One unit is identical to another unit. If I have 10 USDC and you have 10 USDC, ours are exactly the same. It does not matter which specific USDC tokens I hold because they are all worth the same and behave the same way. We could swap them and nothing changes. This is how most things you are used to work. A dollar bill is fungible. A liter of petrol is fungible. One unit of SOL is the same as any other unit of SOL. When you built token transfers in the challenges, you were working with fungible tokens. You did not need to care about which specific tokens moved, just how many. Fungible tokens are used for currencies, stablecoins, utility tokens, governance tokens, loyalty points, in-game currencies, and anything where the quantity matters more than the individual unit. What makes something non-fungible Non-fungible means unique. Each token is different from every other token, even if they come from the same collection. If I have NFT #42 from a collection and you have NFT #87, those are not interchangeable. They might have different images, different properties, different rarity, or different utility. Think of it like event tickets. Two tickets to the same concert are not the same if one is front row and the other is in the back. They came from the same event, but each one is distinct. Non-fungible tokens are used for digital art, collectibles, membership pa

zero errors on the first try means i am basically a senior principal engineer for the next five minutes until the database connection breaks submitted by /u/Alternative-Tax-6470 [link] [留言]

better place to ask over /r/LocalLLaMA

I’ve just published a deep dive into Kubernetes Gateway API. The blog post covers: how Kubernetes ingress patterns evolved from Service resources to Ingress and now Gateway API why the Ingress API is limited for modern teams how Gateway API works: GatewayClass , Gateway , 5x Routes , policies, ReferenceGrant , and more what to do if you are still running the deprecated NGINX Ingress Controller how I would think about picking a Gateway API implementation: Envoy Gateway, Istio, kgateway, Traefik, NGINX Gateway Fabric, Cilium, Kong, etc. Hope you find this useful and good luck with your Ingress migrations 🙏 submitted by /u/roma-glushko [link] [留言]

I pondered the other day what's next for Microsoft's Surface PC lineup, and it looks like we're about to find out. Windows and Surface chief Pavan Davuluri has just teased "something new is coming for developers," complete with a mysterious image of what looks like a curved display edge. Davuluri notes that whatever is coming […]