How can USDC or USDT be frozen?

Both are centrally managed and are semi-regularly frozen at the request of authorities.

The smart contract has an array of frozen addresses that will not be permitted to move funds, which can be edited by Centre and Tether respectively.

The smart contacts have a blacklist that the companies can add to, that would disable transfers.

Genius decision making well done France

Yes this is a perfectly normal approach that I’m sure everybody popular will want to use

This was painfully easy. If you want to fool people into believing deepfakes, you’ll need to do a better job

It’s almost as if diversity initiatives are for the opposite reason.

To compete with the newer, blazingly fast tools

What are the competitors in the jq space?

At least jaq[1] gojq[2], and jp[3] (this last of which is jmespath rather than the jq query language)

[1]: https://github.com/01mf02/jaq

[2]: https://github.com/itchyny/gojq

[3]: https://github.com/jmespath/jp

I especially love gojq thanks to this change:

    $ echo '{"alpha":"beta"}' | jq -r '"hello \(.alpha\)"'
    jq: error: syntax error, unexpected INVALID_CHARACTER (Unix shell quoting issues?) at <top-level>, line 1:
    "hello \(.alpha\)"
    jq: 1 compile error

    $ echo '{"alpha":"beta"}' | gojq -r '"hello \(.alpha\)"'
    gojq: invalid query: "hello \(.alpha\)"
        "hello \(.alpha\)"
                       ^  unexpected token "\\"

because (a) muscle memory (b) sure, it's easy to spot that mistake in an 18 character expression, but for bigger ones, getouttahere

There's a particularly complicated system I built a few years ago that heavily leaned on jq for configuring some backend systems. It had lots of variables piped in and so that particular error was common. From your snippet, I'm pretty sure gojq would have saved me many hours of debugging.

Yeah the ergonomy and error messaging of jq is complicated

I'm not a big fan of the language, but it works

jp --help

"It's complicated, you know"

Xidel for XPath on JSON, XML, and HTML: https://github.com/benibela/xidel

This article makes me genuinely concerned for my own health and future. I was originally placed on clonazepam at 0.5mg/day back when I was a Freshman in High School and have definitely felt reduced levels of cognition whilst on it. I’ve only recently stopped taking it, around 10 years later.