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Devcon4 Recap – From HODL to BUIDL
Devcon4 Recap – From HODL to BUIDL

Episode 260

It’s that time of year again, Devcon time! Just as the conference was wrapping up, we sat down at the Prague Congress Center for a Devcon4 recap. Joi…

7 years, 4 months ago

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Gavin Wood: Substrate, Polkadot and the Case for On-Chain Governance
Gavin Wood: Substrate, Polkadot and the Case for On-Chain Governance

Episode 259

From one of the main Ethereum clients, to Polkadot to Substrate; Parity has become exceptional at developing successful open-source blockchain projec…

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Monica Quaintance: Kadena – Public and Permissioned Blockchains that Scale
Monica Quaintance: Kadena – Public and Permissioned Blockchains that Scale

Episode 258

We’re joined by Monica Quaintance, Head of Engineering and Adoption at Kadena. While most companies providing enterprise solutions focus primarily on…

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Kevin Owocki: Gitcoin – Aligning Incentives in Open-Source Development
Kevin Owocki: Gitcoin – Aligning Incentives in Open-Source Development

Episode 257

Building open source software is a collaborative process which relies on good faith and willingness of volunteers. While most of the software we use …

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Aleksandr Bulkin & Jake Brukhman: CoinFund – Crypto-Investing by Community Building
Aleksandr Bulkin & Jake Brukhman: CoinFund – Crypto-Investing by Community Building

Episode 256

CoinFund is one of the earliest crypto-funds to have taken shape, forming in early 2016. The fund is well known for running an active Community Slack…

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Arthur Breitman & Kathleen Breitman: Tezos – The Long Road Towards A Digital Commonwealth
Arthur Breitman & Kathleen Breitman: Tezos – The Long Road Towards A Digital Commonwealth

Episode 255

The Tezos whitepaper, published in 2014, anticipated several areas that would become major issues for blockchain networks. Especially around governan…

7 years, 5 months ago

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Allen Day: Google’s Mission to Provide Open Datasets for Public Blockchains
Allen Day: Google’s Mission to Provide Open Datasets for Public Blockchains

Episode 254

Public blockchains produce enormous amounts of data. In theory, anyone can access the raw contents of transaction and blocks. In practice, however, q…

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Angela C. Walch: The Case for Treating Developers as Fiduciaries in Public Blockchains
Angela C. Walch: The Case for Treating Developers as Fiduciaries in Public Blockchains

Episode 253

The expectation has become widespread that blockchains will end up underpinning major societal infrastructures. The narrative in the blockchain space…

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Ralph Merkle: Revolutionizing Democracy Using DAOs (rebroadcast)
Ralph Merkle: Revolutionizing Democracy Using DAOs (rebroadcast)

Episode 252

Legendary scientist and cryptography pioneer Ralph Merkle joined us to discuss his recent paper on DAOs. Merkle examined how the voting mechanisms in…

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Glen Weyl: Radical Markets – Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society
Glen Weyl: Radical Markets – Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society

Episode 251

The rise of populism and increasing inequality have led to widespread questioning of democracy and capitalism. Glen Weyl, a political economist and P…

7 years, 6 months ago

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