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Since it uses symbolic execution underneath, the results are quite awesome.

There is also an api that delivers a .json / middle language representation of every contract here: http://eveem.org/code/{{address}}.json

The plan is to open-source it as soon as I clean up the code a bit. Spent the last two month crunch-time to get it delivered from scratch :)","time":1544227020,"title":"Show HN: Smart contract decompiler that uses symbolic execution","type":"story"}],[18628821,{"by":"veganjay","descendants":143,"id":18628821,"kids":[18635215,18635862,18631409,18634945,18632002,18633004,18631113,18633102,18636514,18636434,18635751,18636194,18634589,18635404,18635246,18635623,18635952,18632729,18634899,18640991,18636120,18640700,18630640,18635266,18640468,18635180,18638275,18632439,18640688,18636311,18631671,18633630],"score":115,"time":1544199089,"title":"Yes, You Should Walk Your Cat","type":"story","url":"https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/05/opinion/walk-cat-leash.html"}],[18617791,{"by":"svtrent","descendants":303,"id":18617791,"kids":[18622509,18619735,18619568,18622176,18620548,18618590,18619820,18624939,18622175,18619345,18624942,18622686,18619287,18619998,18651678,18625707,18618835,18621698,18620977,18622418,18634991,18622290,18618635,18625433,18618483],"score":546,"time":1544102862,"title":"Lyft Files for IPO","type":"story","url":"https://www.reuters.com/article/us-lyft-ipo/ride-hailing-firm-lyft-inc-files-for-ipo-idUSKBN1O51AA"}],[18632359,{"by":"throwawayanony","descendants":40,"id":18632359,"kids":[18633063,18634774,18632428,18638225,18632539,18634841,18632846,18633461,18632722,18640829,18632929,18633643,18632746,18632365,18632804,18632736,18637823,18632860,18632868,18633152,18633207,18633097,18633812],"score":23,"text":"$16","time":1544222397,"title":"Ask HN: Can you legally deny selling software to someone on ethical grounds?","type":"story"}],[18620404,{"by":"Harj","descendants":313,"id":18620404,"kids":[18621132,18620661,18622296,18621422,18621839,18622514,18620595,18622531,18620631,18620577,18621149,18620622,18625950,18621114,18622736,18620571,18620492,18620646,18622084,18620608,18620783,18623404,18620710,18623235,18621151,18621868,18625900,18630603,18620798,18628907,18622185,18621011,18627782,18622224,18685356,18625430,18624014,18620916,18623833,18623784,18624926,18625366,18625040,18621095,18624082,18626145,18623498],"score":479,"time":1544119241,"title":"The Rise of Microsoft Visual Studio Code","type":"story","url":"https://triplebyte.com/blog/editor-report-the-rise-of-visual-studio-code"}],[18598662,{"by":"MiriamWeiner","descendants":28,"id":18598662,"kids":[18621133,18603830,18620441,18601820,18619532,18623075,18619433,18622626,18620214,18626501],"score":83,"time":1543925417,"title":"A 1,000-year-old road lost to time","type":"story","url":"http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20181203-a-1000-year-old-road-lost-to-time"}],[18614538,{"by":"petethomas","descendants":1,"id":18614538,"kids":[18619633],"score":6,"time":1544059047,"title":"Israel is selling spy software to dictators","type":"story","url":"https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2018/12/05/israel-is-selling-spy-software-dictators-betraying-its-own-ideals/"}],[18605882,{"by":"DogestFogey","descendants":15,"id":18605882,"kids":[18606363,18608432,18608056,18619803,18609310,18626366,18619365,18617081,18605898,18618398,18611470],"score":56,"text":"https://github.com/siraben/ti84-forth

Hi HN!

For the past year I've been getting into programming in Z80 assembly (especially for the TI-84+). More recently I've been learning about the Forth programming language and after a lot of searching online (in vain) for a Forth interpreter for the TI-84, I decided to write one myself. It's been fun demoing this to others, because it's a very unexpected use of a calculator.

It's my largest project to date, and I'm interested to know what the HN community thinks, please feel free to critique my code!

-- Ben","time":1543987767,"title":"Show HN: I'm 17 and I created a Forth interpreter for the TI-84+ calculator","type":"story"}],[18597757,{"by":"AlbertJWilliams","descendants":37,"id":18597757,"kids":[18598564,18598648,18597991,18598261,18598193,18598383,18598019,18598761,18598071,18598005,18598204,18605705,18598166,18603418,18604498,18604997,18603857,18598895,18598884,18598720,18598289,18598225,18598931,18599385,18610530,18636196],"score":74,"text":"How do I read a large piece of code that has a lot of header files and source code files? Is there any method or is it just about reading it one by one? How do you do it efficiently?\nThanks in advance.","time":1543914914,"title":"Ask HN: What is the best practice for reading large pieces of C code?","type":"story"}]]

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