I like blockchain tech quite a bit because it extends open source to open source+state, a genuine/exciting innovation in computing paradigms. I'm just sad and struggle to get over it coming packaged with so much braindead bs (get rich quick pumps/dumps/scams/spams/memes etc.). Ew
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Huge win for DeFi today.
The SEC's guidance on DeFi frontends makes one thing abundantly clear –– securities laws don't apply just because users are transacting in securities.
Rather, what matters is whether the frontend is exposing users to the same types of intermediary risks that securities laws were designed to address.
The SEC's guidance explains exactly what that means –– providing a roadmap for developers and addressing ambiguities in broker-dealer regs that were inappropriately weaponized against the industry by the prior admin.
Critically, order routing isn't prohibited. But where it is done, apps need to be completely transparent so users aren't subjected to conflicts of interest risk. That makes sense and is an honest application of existing law.
This is what effective policy looks like. Huge thanks are owed to the SEC CTF for advancing this and bringing clarity for developers.
ENS names are how people and orgs identify themselves on-chain, but until now there's been no standard way to describe what a name represents.
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Personal Algorithms Have Arrived.
I've been chipping away at tuning a personal/company recommendation algorithm for months, exploring techniques from recent papers.
The result: you can now build a personal content algorithm that is better suited to your preferences that generally outperforms the platform's.
Here's what I learned.
If you would like to try my algo or get access to a small sandbox with E2E pipeline to build your own hit me up.
Would love to explore with similar minded enthusiasts.
DMs are open.
Twitter's scale actually prohibits hyper local algos paired with LLM reranking techniques.
This costs a fair bit to run personally but I would argue the cost is negligible for serious businesses when the upside is a highly tuned algo that you can iterate on.