adminBasically you are producing numeric inputs and numeric expected outputs, just from looking at the english specifications of what our system should do, so that we can then test if our system produces those expected outputs for the given inputs.
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Creating "test vectors" and corresponding calculations.
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(1) We will give you the english descriptions and some functions partially describing the basic dynamics of our system.
E.g. "`A ` is set to the minimum price at which the token can be bought, and if the current uniswapV2price is less than that token, then a floorTax is charged, such that the effective price at which the user bought in is equal to `A`"
(2) For each test, you select a few test input numbers, and calculate what the expected output numbers should be, along with providing the calculations justifying why the numbers should be what they are, and an explanation for why the english spec translates to those calculations.
(3) We test these input & output numbers against our code, and figure out out who was right and why.
PRIVATE BUG BOUNTY: Will award bonuses to whoever first discovers bugs and presents the correct calculations for correcting them.
Note that our system is pretty simple at its core, so the calculations will often be just a few lines of code, or at most ~10.,
IMPORTANT: if you can do physics problems, correctly translating physics word problems into math, then you’ll probably be good at this. If you can’t do that, you’ll probably be horrible at this.
Thank you!
Budget: $1,000
Posted On: March 22, 2024 03:11 UTC
Category: Full Stack Development
Skills:Blockchain, Solidity
Country: United States
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