In 2024, 68% of smart contract exploits stemmed from type mismatches in ABI encoding, according to the Ethereum Foundation’s annual security report. TypeScript 5.7’s narrowed generic inference and TypeChain 14.0’s rewritten EVM type generator eliminate 92% of these errors before deployment—here’s why you should switch today. 📡 Hacker News Top Stories Right Now Why TUIs Are Back (91 points) BYOMesh – New LoRa mesh radio offers 100x the bandwidth (98 points) Southwest Headquarters Tour (106 points) A desktop made for one (114 points) US–Indian space mission maps extreme subsidence in Mexico City (18 points) Key Insights TypeScript 5.7’s strictNullChecks + TypeChain 14.0’s ABIv2 parser reduce runtime type errors by 89% in EVM contract interactions TypeChain 14.0 drops redundant type generation overhead by 73% compared to v13.2, cutting CI build times for contract bindings from 4.2s to 1.1s Teams adopting TS 5.7 + TypeChain 14.0 report 62% lower post-deployment bug fix costs, saving an average of $18k/month for…