Maybe stock exchanges could take a gradual approach to round-the-clock trading. Widen the daily trading window by 2 hours, and see if it runs smoothly for a year. Try to get major exchanges around the globe to reach higher overlap. Repeat this process until we've covered the whole clock.
Hector E.
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Casual philosopher
Roger Ver was just arrested on charges of not paying exit taxes on his bitcoin holdings when he renounced his US citizenship 10 years ago. The tax monster is never satisfied.
Golden Week is coming up. Might celebrate by having some mochi.
Interesting piece; could be refined into a more solid argument for L2 scaling.


Medium
Solana is Cryptoeconomic Socialism
Most people still don’t understand that the fundamental question of scaling isn’t technical, it’s philosophical.
Lots to be excited about in ZKP!
https://elibensasson.blog/2024/03/15/why-im-excited-by-circle-stark-and-stwo/
I just found out that Bitcoin Magazine Pro exists. Kind of like a Bloomberg subscription, focused on BTC?
Vancouver has dozens of recently updated vendors on BTCMap. Seattle has a handful, most of which have not been checked in years. The US needs to catch up on retail BTC adoption pronto.
Happy π Day!!! 🥧
When is cross-input signature aggregation (Taproot v2) coming?
Emerald City Comic Con is in full swing! And I am Chainsawing myself. Chainsaw Man. Brought to you by Wizards!
I bought a used 3D printer. No auto-leveling. The motherboard is 8-bit and the servos make awful noises. Still, I'm excited.
Discovered another cool low-overhead systems programming language in development. https://vale.dev/
The design process for Raku/Perl 6 took 15 years. Nobody uses it. JavaScript was designed in 10 days. It's used by about a million developers. Effort is not always proportional to reward.
GitHub projects with a Code of Conduct longer than the actual code are a blight.
Apple sucks, guys. It's not a question of whether it will screw you over, but when.
I should have actually committed to learning Rust a while ago. The momentum behind it is too strong to ignore now: the language has mostly matured, big companies are using it, and the technical advantages are apparent.
Rust is not the final evolution of programming languages. But it did do something great: "introduced using the type system to enforce rules on resource usage into the mainstream." I was just thinking about how linear types might help with this the other day, so I am pleasantly surprised to see a new project like Austral making it a reality.


LambdaClass Blog
Interview with Fernando Borretti about Austral - a systems programming language with linear types
Austral is a new systems programming language. It uses linear types to provide memory safety and capability-secure code, and is designed to be si...
Hacking the Thon with STARKs: anybody want to do it with me?

Starknet Winter Hackathon by StarkWare - Overview @ TAIKAI
Starknet Winter Hackathon is a hackathon event promoted by StarkWare
Schwab will never get me to give up my milk! 🥛