GM! On Friday, I shared a few takeaways on the Glamsterdam headliner process in my latest ACD After Hours post. Here's an excerpt from that post:

tonight's ACD after hours post is a banger make sure you're subscribed to get it in your inbox tnght at 8pm (et)!

What I think about every time an Ethereum developer mentions BALs on the ACD calls:

oh and this is still happening next thurs after the ACDE call! would love for more stakeholders to join and share their views on glamsterdam scope, especially now that we've got a shortlist of CL-candidates :)

PSA for my ACD After Hours readers, the newsletter will be going on a two-week break, starting next Monday, July 28. Other newsletters unaffected, and I'll still be actively working on other stuff for the site so stay tuned! My insights on ACDC #161 is coming out tonight!

on ACDC #161, Flashbots Researcher Christoph Schlegel's gave the 101 on the free option problem with ePBS and other slot restructuring proposals like it. here's the full recap of the free option problem in my latest writeup for ACD After Hours:

ACDC 161 full call summary :

Three EIPs were CFI'd for Glamsterdam today: - EIP 7732, ePBS - EIP 7783, six-second slot times - EIP 7805, FOCIL The plan is to reach a decision on which of these to SFI on the next ACDC call in two weeks.

why does every fork need to be a feature fork? how about shipping features as they become ready?

fwiw, i think this is still largely true and what i appreciate most about working in the crypto industry, proof of work and contributions > credentials and background