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Judge allows Ripple to depose SEC official who decided ETH is not a security Bill Hinman could be called to testify on his 2018 comments regarding Ethereum’s security status. 41576 Total views News San-Francisco-based fintech firm Ripple has notched up another small victory in its ongoing battle with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. U.S. District Court Judge Sarah Netburn has denied the SEC’s motion to suppress the deposition of the former director of the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance, William Hinman, in a ruling in New York on Thursday. In June 20...

Acadiana Debates That May Never End There are some debates that may never end, like the toilet paper debate: over or under? How about the Sci-Fi debate: what's better, Star Trek or Star Wars? Seinfeld, or Friends? And Jerry did live alone, was tidy, and dressed well (not that there's anything wrong with that). Some of these debates could be solved with science (putting the toilet paper "under" would keep the cat from spinning it all off of the roll, no?), but most are too hinged on opinion. Cajuns can be some of the most steadfast (ornery?) people you'll ever meet, so it stands to reason tha...

Shelved: Yoko Ono (Photo by Gijsbert Hanekroot/Redferns — Getty Images) 9 minutes (2,485 words) Much is known about John Lennon’s self-described “Lost Weekend” — an 18-month separation from his wife Yoko Ono from the summer of 1973 to early 1975 — in which the former Beatle made records, produced records, drank, and took drugs to excess, and got kicked out of The Troubadour and various Los Angeles studios. Much less is known about how Ono spent her time back in New York. In 1974, Ono recorded A Story at The Record Plant in New York. More than just another solo album, A Story was...

Pointers Are Complicated II, or: We need better language specs just because two pointers point to the same address, does not mean they are equal in the sense that they can be used interchangeably. This “extra information” that distinguishes different pointers to the same address is typically called provenance. This post is another attempt to convince you that provenance is “real”, by telling a cautionary tale of what can go wrong when provenance is not considered sufficiently carefully in an optimizing compiler. The post is self-contained; I am not assuming that you have read the fir...