Hi all, My piece on medium on the hot topic of #cbdc. This is a broad look that ranges over the notion of money and its creation & destruction, cash and its many positives and negatives; choices

I think that makessense. Consider it canceled! -- Arnaud Le Hors - Senior Technical Staff Member, Blockchain &Web Open Technologies - IBM From: "ChristopherFerris" <chrisfer@...> To:

Cancelled: DCIWG Quarterly Report reminder This event has been cancelled. When: Thursday, 12 September 2019 9:00am to 10:00am (UTC-07:00) America/Los Angeles Repeats: Every 3 months on the second

Cancelled: Technical Steering Committee (TSC) This event has been cancelled. When: Thursday, 5 March 2020 7:00am to 8:00am (UTC-08:00) America/Los

+2 Cheers, Christopher Ferris IBM Fellow, CTO Open Technology email: chrisfer@... twitter: @christo4ferris blog: https://developer.ibm.com/code/author/chrisfer/ IBM Open Source white paper:

I second canceling the TSC meeting. mark

Many of us will be at Hyperledger Global Forum. I suggest we cancel the meeting that week. https://events19.linuxfoundation.org/events/hyperledger-global-forum-2020/ Incidentally, I got a

Sorry for not sendingthis sooner but the agenda has been online for a few days and can be foundat the following address: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2020-02-20+TSC+Agenda -- Arnaud Le

Hi Vipin, I think you and I have very similar interests, my other hat is maintainer of a small linux kernel subsystem (infrared). OS and compiler hacking is very much my interest too! As for the

It is highly unlikely that I will be able to attend today as I will be starting a long journey to Australia this morning.

Hi Sean, I am reaching out as a lab steward. If you have suggestions to improve the working of the labs, especially for small projects like yours; I am all ears. We need to make some changes based on

I definitely support the concept of the project and want to see it succeed, and be not just a great example of a component approach to interop between ledgers, but also a way to bridge public &

Hi Vipin, First of all thank you for your kind words, it's appreciated. As you point out, a single maintainer isn't ideal. I have spoken to many people who are interested in the project. However,

Just to give some broader context, Solang is one of two major "Solidity compiler using LLVM projects" which are coming towards feature complete status. The other is SOLL, from Second State, which is a

Hi Sean, Great to see your active involvement in developing components for community use; especially those that have such potential. Also heartening to see is the support you are getting from

As a fellow Burrow maintainer and previous colleague, I would also like to sponsor Solang. I strongly believe in the vision set out by Sean and I will be excited to see it grow under the strengthened

That would limit to running it in only the directory from which the command is installed. If you run it from the root of the community tools repo it uses the default config. There is also a way to

I’ve tested and it just needs to be in the directory from which you run the box command. This is how I was able to run against every repo. Chris

Under the covers it just clones the repo locally so this is just a refactoring of where that is done: https://github.com/todogroup/repolinter/blob/master/bin/repolinter.js#L14 No, it has to be in

Danno, thanks for taking the initiative on this. However, it isn't clear to me that you need to clone the repo. The repolinter.js already handles that if you use the --git option and point it at the