Academic papers and articles that I enjoyed reading in August 2022 networklawreview.org/august-2022/
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Important new paper by my colleague on CBDCs and the core issue of interoperability in policy design choices papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf
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New paper (with colleagues & ) on a new field we call Crypto-macroeconomics - a synthesis of the macro theorizing of Richard Wagner and institutional cryptoeconomics from
papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf
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a fractional reserve cross-blockchain bridge remains an amazing and utterly horrifying idea
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excited to announce my new project: a fractional reserve bridge with a 1-of-2 multisig
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it's great to be honest about policy failure
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70% of researchers in Linkage Grants are working with large firms with over 200 people. But 96% of our companies are smaller than that. So what does that tell you about lost opportunities? – Judi Zielke CEO @arc_gov_au #research #highereducation
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the era process is a spectacular waste of resources, adds no value, and should be scrapped entirely not overhauled
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also i'm listening to my music already why would i want to pause that and listen to the stock music you managed to get for free
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who on earth has 7 minutes and 23 seconds to learn about something
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your youtube video would be better as an infographic
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can i also get the debt on my bored apes loan forgiven please
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extremely true, and really resonates when you are otherwise forced to use archaic cross-border payment systems
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People continue to underrate how often cryptocurrency payments are superior not even because of censorship resistance but just because they're so much more convenient.
Big boost to international business and charity, and sometimes even payments within countries.
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Privacy for the individual. Transparency for the system.
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'quiet quitting' by promising to do things i can't possibly deliver
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Working from home has changed how we engage with the city says #Digital #Infrastructures author Nataliya Ilyushina. 🖨☕ Catch up with the team to unpack this further 👉 bit.ly/3K1zJgd #digitalcbd #blockchain #web3
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see? bipartisanship isn't that hard
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super funds should be required to invest in new sports clubs for marginal electorates
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There are fewer times, as someone who worked in regulated trading before crypto, that I feel an insanely nebulous disbelief of confidence in our officials to read codebases and research in a manner more sophisticated than interdepartmental fights at a university 😣😢😭
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There’s no reason to treat the crypto market differently from the rest of the capital markets just because it uses a different technology…
Read my recent Op-Ed:
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if your day is completely filled with meetings then they start cancelling themselves, it's like magic
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Announcing Swell Network's Guarded Launch!
Swell Network is now live on Ethereum Mainnet via a Guarded Launch.
This is the next critical milestone in the pathway to bringing next-generation liquid staking to the ecosystem.
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Tornado Cash anonymity is a tricky point. We get the bad reasons, but what about the legitimate ones? notes commercial, political, personal security, medical reasons & preventing trades being copied or obscure from hackers & extortionists. chrisberg.org/2022/08/why-a-
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excited to announce my new project: a fractional reserve bridge with a 1-of-2 multisig
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'page 36 of 258 of this application has a very annoying sub-question'
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-the problem with australian research council grants is not the 'national interest test'-
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I’m broadly in favor of some kind of sanctions regime, but not this thing where the government waves vaguely at an area and business operators have to consult a Ouija board to see if they’re going to jail forever.
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the absence of the run lola run soundtrack on spotify is violence against people who are exactly my age
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"New homes are better than old homes" is my favorite banal take that pisses people off despite being obviously true. Why yes, I'd rather have central air, induction stovetops, and in-unit laundry over creaky floor boards! Some of you people have housing Stockholm syndrome.
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[it is discovered that the pm secretly appointed a banana to the high court] you'll recall that covid was an extremely uncertain, extraordinary, unprecedented time, a global pandemic,
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beautiful, keep going
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Former PM Morrison says it was a matter for PM&C to publicise his appointments, not the GG. "Those issues were dealt with between the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet and the office of Governor-General, not by me." @smh @theage
remembered by historians as a prime minister with a complex view of what was / wasn't his job
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have we learned nothing about the one ring of power
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Scott Morrison secretly appointed himself to Christian Porter’s ministerial portfolio without his consent after the former Attorney-General taught him how to do it @newscomauHQ also kept him in dark about Finance Minister power grab news.com.au/finance/work/l
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compromise is morrison resigns from parliament but gets to keep one ministry as a souvenir
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political knowledge has been so low in recent years that not even the finance minister could name all the current finance ministers
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"sorry would have told you but i was too busy being finance minister"
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