| { | |
| "slot": 262953324, | |
| "transaction": { | |
| "signatures": [ | |
| "5sM7MGqLTrPKPjqPgYcKrL9Beq7wNmV4E3hxJXJnGTgfJPeXUR8ULGX9nGaREHrx7FWaaKnnScp1tXaffDJzokah" | |
| ], | |
| "message": { | |
| "accountKeys": [ | |
| { | |
| "pubkey": "FHdEcRSnXGvdVsws5FxmvGSgJAUpXcCr4RhsGjuDHxCU", |
| { | |
| "slot": 262201689, | |
| "transaction": { | |
| "signatures": [ | |
| "5a5fadQjqcxdsAu8cKEEpS4Ymr7ZoM2U3ssqDnmwVY5YpHiv97vH1Vq6guBnYEP3P4NY6PqFRD2oEyRCAL1FkrwE" | |
| ], | |
| "message": { | |
| "accountKeys": [ | |
| { | |
| "pubkey": "9nnwVAfRKGKpzeTcRxdyqbSroroGCM1HTfMZ489UxEaV", |
| { | |
| "blockTime": 1713533892, | |
| "meta": { | |
| "computeUnitsConsumed": 124408, | |
| "err": null, | |
| "fee": 25002, | |
| "innerInstructions": [ | |
| { | |
| "index": 2, | |
| "instructions": [ |
| // 0 => LogType::Init, | |
| // 1 => LogType::Deposit, | |
| // 2 => LogType::Withdraw, | |
| // 3 => LogType::SwapBaseIn, | |
| // 4 => LogType::SwapBaseOut, | |
| export function decodeRayLogInit(encodedLog: string): any { | |
| // pub struct InitLog { | |
| // pub log_type: u8, |
| { | |
| "name": "SolBullTard", | |
| "symbol": "SBT", | |
| "uri": "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/benjiqq/7a9ad6e9f00d3691155b37e86c24ec6f/raw/33bfd2b48fd64de3f39c6660458eed52077061ca/bulltard", | |
| "seller_fee_basis_points": 500 | |
| } |
Books Time-Analysis-Python-Cookbook https://shorturl.at/cfqQU
Time Series Forecasting in Python https://shorturl.at/jpsvT
Pandas 1.x Cookbook https://shorturl.at/yEQT5
Modern Time Series Forecasting with Python https://shorturl.at/ikzBW
https://dataorigami.net/Probabilistic-Programming-and-Bayesian-Methods-for-Hackers/
| { | |
| "id": "saito", | |
| "symbol": "saito", | |
| "name": "Saito", | |
| "asset_platform_id": "ethereum", | |
| "platforms": { | |
| "ethereum": "0xfa14fa6958401314851a17d6c5360ca29f74b57b", | |
| "binance-smart-chain": "0x3c6dad0475d3a1696b359dc04c99fd401be134da" | |
| }, | |
| "detail_platforms": { |
| Intro | |
| One of the worlds pioneers in blockchain and cryptocurrency since 2013. | |
| Decidated my careeer to innovation in the blockchain industry. | |
| CV | |
| 2000-2012 Study of Business, Computer science, Markets, and AI before it becomes considered a serious subject. | |
| Helped manage 2B$ AUM fund. Deep passion for markets, data and accessible economic systems. | |
| 2012 Learned about Bitcoin and joined bitcointalk |
| // basic Jechain interpreter | |
| // read from simple.jel | |
| // example | |
| // "SET a, 0" | |
| // "SET b, 1" | |
| // "STORE astore, 111" | |
| // "ADD b, 1" | |
| // "SET a, $b" | |
| // -------- | |
| // result |
draft
NetLISP (NLI) is a a lisp like language. It is similar to clojure/edn in that its intended primarily as a data format. It is intended to be passed between nodes in a blockchain/p2p context. For now it is some subset of lisp/clojure to be quick to implement. No GC, no complex types etc.
NetLISP needs to be implemented on the host in rust and in javascript at the same time. The parser can be shared between JS/client and the host via WASM.
The language needs to map expressions to protocols which are handled by the endpoints. Since the network defines the peers and client/server we can assume a common library with Rust/RustWASM.