Yes, for the settlement, sure. But I was referring to this:
"Banks see an opportunity for stablecoins to speed up more routine transactions, such as cross-border payments that can take days in the traditional payments system."
Isn't this what Ripple/XRP is intended for? I always wondered why the banks wouldn't just create and own their own network instead of relying on a 3rd party like that.
Rails 8 made me love Rails again after a few years working with other tools. The new direction is just perfect, specially for solo developers. The 'solid trifecta' in combination with the simplicity of using sqlite3, the new built in auth solution, Kamal... everything, so f*ing good.
What exactly is it with javascript that these people don't like? Does it offend them that the web becomes a more dynamic and colorful experience? I don't get it.
I find it hilarious that we now present runtimes and other programming stuff like it was Apple presenting a new iPhone. This would be satire 15 years ago. No disrespect to Bun tho, I love Bun.
To make it less scary, don't make the host and password fields editable, just put placeholders in there for the user, like [HOST], so that they understand they will need to change it when executing it in their own environment.
What if there isn't a "value proposition"? Some times the value comes from people using it, and people find their own value in it organically. With forums, if people use it, it has value.