Giacomo is possibly the dumbest "thinker" (and I use that term very loosely here) in the Bitcoin space. What an embarrassment.
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What Bitcoin Did #39 An Interview with Giacomo Zucco
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Tutorial Video - Sell Anything, Accept Everything with your Tend Catalog
February 9th, 2016 by adam Use a Tend Catalog to sell anything from software and songs to cars and cauliflower while accepting dozens of kinds of value from Credit Cards to Bitcoin, Tokens to Altcoins
This comprehensive tutorial explains all features and goes over everything you need to know to get up and selling.
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Let's Talk Bitcoin! #281 - Control it with Bitcoin
February 6th, 2016 by adam On Episode 281...
On today's episode of Let's Talk Bitcoin, Stephanie sits down with Dale from UControl.TV to talk about controlling real world automation with bitcoins.
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Let's Talk Bitcoin! #280 - Observing the Inevitable
January 30th, 2016 by adam On Episode 280...
Andreas, Stephanie and Adam discuss bitcoin and its varied performance over the last few years as the only real outlier in a world competitively devaluing currencies. Then, we dig into a recently released report from the RAND corporation on "Virtual Currency" and specifically, the possibility of non-state organizations creating their own.
Relevant Links...
Bitcoin was the best performing currency of 2015
Bitcoin as a hedge against Azerbajian's Devaluation
Bitcoin Magazine coverage of Security Implications of Virtual Currencies
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Tokens and Open Source Hardware Manufacturing, Distribution and Sales
January 26th, 2016 by adam Open Source Hardware is a popular and growing movement. An organization (sometimes charity, usually a non-profit) develops hardware designs and specifications and publishes them to the open source without the desire or potentially the ability to produce the physical products exclusively themselves.
The Raspberry Pi project is a perfect example of this with two official stocking manufacturers who share back some of their revenue in compensation for their official status. This money supports further development. By adding three types of tokens to the ecosystem, what is a game for only the biggest of players can become a vibrant environment of efficient, decentralized and distributed reselling. Now distribution can start to take place.
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Let's Talk Bitcoin! #279 Understanding Bitcoin Unlimited
January 23rd, 2016 by adam On Todays Show
Matthew Zipkin sits down with Andrew Stone to dig into Bitcoin Unlimited, one of several recent projects to emerge as efforts outside of Bitcoin Core to address bitcoin scalability problems.
You don't need to be technical to understand this episode and even if you hate the idea of a block size increase, Andrew presents a very interesting perspective on how the bitcoin network does, and could decide things that have more than one right answer.
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The New Token Economy: An Introduction (Video & Transcript)
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Tokens, Trains and Right-of-Way
January 20th, 2016 by adam This week instead of talking about a current Tokenly project, I wanted to get a little hypothetical and talk about one of the non-monetary uses of Tokens that I sometimes think about.
Tokens, Trains and Right-of-Way
Some time ago I was spoke with Birdie Jaworski, editor of Very Much Wow magazine about tokens and train intersections. Right now train systems have lots of dumb infrastructure (Tracks, switches, etc) carrying smart (automated) trains from smart station to smart station.
So trains and stations need to talk to each other in order to keep an accurate picture of where the various moving parts are. When those moving parts find themselves in the same place at the same time you get a news-worthy catastrophe.
Imagine for a moment we have unlimited funds and manpower to fix this problem. The simplest way would be to station a traffic controller at every single junction with a powerful two way radio, a brain and the ability to communicate with nearby trains.
The procedure would be that whenever a train is approaching a specific intersection, track switch or anything where only one, or some limited number of trains can pass through safely at one time, the conductor radios ahead to that switches traffic controller. If the coast is clear, you know you’re safe to pass because he will tell any other trains that request after you do, but before you’ve safely passed by that the switch is busy and they’ll need to wait.
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