
During April 2025, Zames focused on improving the PonziLand smart contract by addressing a bug in the nextclaiminfo function. He refactored the time_to_nuke calculation to occur within the neighbor loop, ensuring each neighbor’s location was processed independently and eliminating cross-neighbor misapplication. This targeted update, committed to the RuneLabsxyz/PonziLand repository, enhanced simulation accuracy and stability for neighbor-based interactions, resulting in more reliable claim processing. Zames demonstrated proficiency in smart contract development using Cairo, applying careful debugging and clear commit practices. The work reflected a thoughtful approach to localized code changes, minimizing risk while improving the contract’s core logic.

April 2025: Focused bug fix in PonziLand that corrected per-neighbor time_to_nuke calculation within nextclaiminfo. Refactor now computes time_to_nuke inside the neighbor loop, ensuring accurate results for each neighbor location and preventing cross-neighbor misapplication. Patch shipped in RuneLabsxyz/PonziLand (commit e410c7dcdda92055d48284997f763adcf5d6bcb0, message: fix timetonuke in nextclaiminfo). Resulting improvements in simulation accuracy and stability for neighbor-based interactions, enabling more reliable claim processing.
April 2025: Focused bug fix in PonziLand that corrected per-neighbor time_to_nuke calculation within nextclaiminfo. Refactor now computes time_to_nuke inside the neighbor loop, ensuring accurate results for each neighbor location and preventing cross-neighbor misapplication. Patch shipped in RuneLabsxyz/PonziLand (commit e410c7dcdda92055d48284997f763adcf5d6bcb0, message: fix timetonuke in nextclaiminfo). Resulting improvements in simulation accuracy and stability for neighbor-based interactions, enabling more reliable claim processing.
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