Moving money for the agentic internet at @radiustech_xyz, prev @medialab, @bostonfed, @circle, @usocc
Cambridge, MA
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Agents will "annihilate" the old business model of the Internet, @Cloudflare co-founder and CEO @eastdakota says.
But a new business model will emerge.
And it's likely to be built on stablecoins.
Bench ® retweeted
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
This is going to become my household's new Greeking Out
Tomorrow we're releasing a full UATX course for free: all 19 lectures of Professor Isabella Reinhardt's Rise and Fall of Ancient Rome, filmed in class with our students.
It runs from Rome's mythical founding to the Third Century Crisis. It ends on a question the class spent a whole session arguing about: did Rome ever really fall?
Whoever runs on this as policy wins every vote in Massachusetts.
Bench ® retweeted
Why 11M instead of 10M? @RkBench explains. teapaw.org/radiustech_xyz/status/…
I’ve always felt DavisPolk worked like it’s original client @jpmorgan - operate in a manner so when the absolute most critical parties are in crisis - you get the call.
NEW: Brian Resnick from Davis Polk restructuring team now on scene at Weil and wind-down now being actively discussed among options:
ft.com/content/69ccfcb0-3f5e…
Announcing the Agentic Internet on @radiustech_xyz . We've doubled down on our bet that technology and the world's best technologists create the future. 1000x faster than our EVM competitors. The redesign of the internet starts here. Reach out for early access.
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Come for the discussion on payments (with shoutouts to @Aarondklein) and Fed governance, stay for our chat on college athletics, future of higher ed, and AI writing. A fun, wide-ranging conversation with Pat Harker.
mercatus.org/macro-musings/p…
Few have been closer to the metal on the work necessary to mesh technology with policy to make the changes it can bring real than @giancarloMKTS . Looking forward to this read.
It’s out today! The New Adventures of CryptoDad. Assisted by my son @Luke Giancarlo. Already an Amazon top ten book in banking and finance. I know readers will love it. Shop your favorite local book store, Amazon or B&N: barnesandnoble.com/w/the-new…
Bench ® retweeted
“AI is going to take the old business models of ads and subscriptions and just annihilate them. Something will replace it, and I think there’s a good likelihood it’s going to be built on stablecoins.” - @eastdakota
Was incredibly prescient of Matthew Prince (@cloudflare) with @benmilne (@bralexyz) at @averystableconf in March of this year. Can't wait to tell you what @ay_o @kerrykellogg and I are working on for next year!
We should be studying bell labs, Xerox park , Yorktown heights, and BBN more
Brian Kernighan is a former Bell Labs member of technical staff, co-author of the original C book, and the one who popularized “Hello World.” We talked about what Bell Labs was like and the stories behind all the famous tools that were built there.
In this episode:
• Bell Labs culture and how he got hired
• Day in the life at Bell Labs and the best engineer
• Unix, C, and how awk got created
• His favorite languages and advice for students
Where to watch:
• YouTube - youtube.com/watch?v=sMllOlxV…
• Spotify - open.spotify.com/episode/2yb…
• Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
• Transcript - developing.dev/p/e072-brian-…
Thank you to the sponsor of this episode for supporting my work:
• WorkOS: makes your app Enterprise Ready with easy to use APIs to add SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and more in just a few lines of code, check them out at workos.com/
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:42 What Bell Labs was and how he got hired
06:34 Why so many inventions came from Bell Labs
14:15 A day in the life at Bell Labs
27:55 The most impressive people he worked with
33:50 The AT&T film explaining Unix
39:46 Why C was so influential
43:25 How awk was created
48:40 What he misses most about Bell Labs
54:10 Are LLMs bad for computer science education
01:01:46 His 1972 commit in the Go repo
01:03:43 Grace Emlen, the fake Bell Labs employee
01:07:39 Why he writes so many books
01:19:58 His favorite and least favorite languages
01:24:28 Advice for students and young people
01:27:42 Outro
Bench ® retweeted
Brian Kernighan is a former Bell Labs member of technical staff, co-author of the original C book, and the one who popularized “Hello World.” We talked about what Bell Labs was like and the stories behind all the famous tools that were built there.
In this episode:
• Bell Labs culture and how he got hired
• Day in the life at Bell Labs and the best engineer
• Unix, C, and how awk got created
• His favorite languages and advice for students
Where to watch:
• YouTube - youtube.com/watch?v=sMllOlxV…
• Spotify - open.spotify.com/episode/2yb…
• Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
• Transcript - developing.dev/p/e072-brian-…
Thank you to the sponsor of this episode for supporting my work:
• WorkOS: makes your app Enterprise Ready with easy to use APIs to add SSO, SCIM, RBAC, and more in just a few lines of code, check them out at workos.com/
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:42 What Bell Labs was and how he got hired
06:34 Why so many inventions came from Bell Labs
14:15 A day in the life at Bell Labs
27:55 The most impressive people he worked with
33:50 The AT&T film explaining Unix
39:46 Why C was so influential
43:25 How awk was created
48:40 What he misses most about Bell Labs
54:10 Are LLMs bad for computer science education
01:01:46 His 1972 commit in the Go repo
01:03:43 Grace Emlen, the fake Bell Labs employee
01:07:39 Why he writes so many books
01:19:58 His favorite and least favorite languages
01:24:28 Advice for students and young people
01:27:42 Outro
Bench ® retweeted
This one maybe as bad or worse than the PHP ones. Get used to lots of patching.
Bench ® retweeted
when someone asks me to sell "stablecoin data" they are actually just asking me to tell them how to package it to buy it ignoring what data is already out there.
the brale.network stuff is held together by duct tape as a test to understand the possible - and it turns out a lot is possible.
Bench ® retweeted
i get asked to sell stablecoin data every day. the irony is anyone can get a starting point at brale.network/ - which is a bit of a skunkworks project to learn/test blockchain data.
also - it uses cloudflare primitives i shared in a previous post.
Bench ® retweeted
What happens to payments when AI agents become the ones making them?
“Agents are looking for low friction ways to accomplish tasks.”
@TurnkeyHQ Co-Founder and CEO @sadbryce sees crypto rails becoming a natural fit for agents that need to transact as they complete tasks.
Speaking with @bamazizimesh on Stable Pulse: CEO Beat, he shares his vision for money moving more freely across consumer payments, B2B transactions, and digital services.
🎧 Building in agentic commerce? Hear his perspective on the wallet infrastructure behind it: youtu.be/hT4vYmneyTE