TatianaMoroz 
epicenterbitcoin We’re joined by James Prestwich, co-founder and CEO at Summa. Summa designs and implements cross-chain financial contracts and recently executed the first dutch auction in which participants bought ethereum based NFTs trustlessly with bitcoin.
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Legendface66 Thethirdweb.net
Subodh Sharma is a professor of computer science at IIT Delhi, one of the most prestigious universities in India. While he’s not teaching, Subodh conducts research into the formal verification of distributed systems, and his work on the automated formal verification of smart contacts has drawn international interest.
I called up Subodh because I was looking for someone to explain an approach to writing software called the actor model. The actor model essentially involves...
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fergish I've been wanting to do an overview of the SAFE Network for some time, as a sort of new introduction, an update on where the project has currently gotten to, and a view of what's ahead.
Dug Campbell from MaidSafe helps me try to accomplish this, because I found it really hard to do by myself! Dug has gained a lot of experience talking about the SAFE Network with a wide variety of different people in varying circumstances. He also, being based there in MaidSafe headquarters, has continual acc...
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DSholla “Bitcoin is like gold but with this magical ability that you can teleport it.”
— Vijay Boyapati
Interview location: Skype
Interview date: Tuesday 4th Dec, 2018
Project: Bitcoin :)
Bitcoin is a survivor. In the 10 years of the protocol, Bitcoin has survived the collapse of Mt. Gox, the closing of the Silk Road, the banning of Bitcoin by the Chinese government and relentless attacks from politicians, economists and journalists.
With each attack, the Bitcoin immu...
Read More DSholla "Your healthcare data's sold, it's being sold for tons of money every year. People are making tons of money on it. You should be getting a cut, you should be getting rewarded for that."
— Kamal Obbad
Data could quite possibly be the buzz-word of the 21st century. This is especially true in terms of health data, which is what this episode is all about. As a topic, health data is a behemoth not unlike the Death Star; so, we spend time in this episode pulling it apart piece by p...
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adam First, Adam B. Levine, Stephanie Murphy and Jonathan Mohan talk about the recently lawsuit filed against many of the largest players in Bitcoin Cash. Expanding on last weeks discussion if Hashpower isn't enough, should it be enough to dictate consensus?
Then, Adam is joined by one of the authors of the Crypto Caselaw Minute and returning guest Stephen Palley for a more in-depth look at the
And finally, Bitcoin Clock creator and long time LTB editor Matthew Zipkin tells us how he wound up hand-making "non-boring bitcoin full nodes", which listeners of the Let's Talk Bitcoin! show have an opportunity to win.
Read More DSholla “It should be less burdensome to get an innovative asset to market. The world is moving fast and we need regulatory support to keep newer technologies in the US.”
— Gabor Gurbacs
Interview location: Skype
Interview date: Sunday 2nd Dec, 2018
Project: VanEck/MVIS
Role: Director, Digital Assets Strategy
The crypto bear market has been felt by many. From traders to miners, the fall in prices has led many to lose a significant amount of money. The fall in prices h...
Read More fergish Ayurveda is a practice for maintaining and restoring health with origins dating back 10,000 years. It has been practiced consistently since. Might there be something to learn here? Might it offer choices for health and healing which are not available in the modes and institutions which most of us are used to?
I recently had the privilege of meeting and interviewing a Vaidya (practitioner/doctor) of Ayurveda, Lokesh Rathuri. He presents the basic understandings on which Ayurveda is built, in a...
Read More DSholla “There may be a few people who genuinely think a deflationary currency is the way to go, nobody on the Grin team does.”
— Michael Corder (Yeastplume)
Interview location: Skype
Interview date: Friday 30th Nov, 2018
Project: Grin
Role: Developer
Outside of the most hardcore Bitcoin maximalists, there are some who respect a minimal number of alternative cryptocurrency projects. My experience in creating this podcast is that you find some who say they are maximali...
Read More epicenterbitcoin We're joined by Nick Sullivan, Chief Cryptographer at Cloudflare. They recently launched an IPFS gateway and features which allow users to have strong guarantees as to the integrity of the content.
Read More DSholla "Through a series of leaderless decisions, often driven and maintained by special interests, healthcare has become a kluged machine focused on defeating death at the expense of optimizing life."
— Dr. Alan Pitt
Welcome to Season Three of Distributed Dialogues. This season was inspired by the Distributed: Health conference in Nashville, Tennessee, which brought healthcare professionals and tech innovators together to begin tackling some of the major issues plaguing the America...
Read More adam Adam B. Levine, Stephanie Murphy and Jonathan Mohan are joined by Daniel Krawisz for an in-depth talk about the miner incentives playing a major role in Bitcoin SV's path to victory.
Read more for links mentioned in the episode, bitcoin/lightning tipping info and full shownotes...
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TheCryptoShow Ben Swann gives us the latest on his new project Isegoria and how crypto currency especially Dash and Smart-Cash have given him the freedom to truly be an independent journalist. Recorded at World Crypto Con in Las Vegas. Then from Money2020 we talk with Bradley Zastrow a former American Express Exec turned Crypto Exec with Dash Core Group. Robin O'Connell VP of Uphold also sit's in on the conversation to discuss Uphold's new partnership with Dash as well as Upholds presence around the world...
Read More DSholla “The business model for surveillance, which can be used for ill, is advertising.”
— Nathaniel Whittemore
Interview location: Skype
Interview date: Wednesday 28th Nov, 2018
Company: NLW & CO
Role: Lead
The crypto industry is blessed with many smart thinkers and content producers. Across Twitter, Medium, news sites and blogs there is a regular supply of thought pieces and analysis where contributors speculate on the future of the industry.
There are often opp...
Read More fergish Simpleton says, "We go a bit geeky on this one, but in a way that should be very accessible to most anyone."
Our guests on this episode are Josh Wilson and Gabriel Viganotti. Both are front-end developers for MaidSafe, working with Resource Description Framework (RDF) in a number of forms, to enhance the uses of the SAFE Network.
We really get down to what RDF is, how it relates to Linked Data and the Socially Linked Data (SOLID) project, and other use cases that are creating a real revolu...
Read More DSholla “I think the term bank won’t be used so much when we are talking about banking services 20 years from now.”
— Zac Prince
Interview location: New York
Interview date: Wednesday 21st Nov, 2018
Company: BlockFi
Role: Founder and CEO
A sign of the maturing market is the growth of traditional financial products built for cryptocurrencies. Both the corporate and retail financial sectors understand the benefits of crypto, and thus a range of companies and instituti...
Read More epicenterbitcoin Ethereum Foundation Researcher Justin Drake joins us to discuss the roadmap to upgrade Ethereum and realize the scale and performance needed for a true world computer.
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Adam Levine
That's sort of what we're waiting to see. From the conversation with Stephen (who is a lawyer, but not yours), the plaintiff seems to be arguing that the actions of Bitmain, etc. had the effect of centralizing bitcoin cash into their control. If ...
Globe99
IANAL, but my understanding is that someone filing a lawsuit needs to have "standing," which as I take it means that they specifically are damaged by something that the defendant took. If nobody "owns" bitcoin cash in any meaningful sense due to its ...
Nice article keep it up Periods
It's sad to see that Daniel Krawisz, who in the past wrote intelligent articles, is digging himself into a hole deeper and deepet because of a misguided belief in Faketoshi.
"Football players can make a good income playing football, but there is no evidence that their income would be higher if the rules were determined by the players!" Excellent. Thank you for epitomising the point so well. Included in this analogy, is...
Iknow Nothing
There is a fundamental flaw in Daniel's argument that miners need central control in order to maximise their return. Miners are essentially the players in this game, with the consensus protocol being the rules and users being the fans (via their dema...
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