
Offchain jimmy song
Offchain jimmy song
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- Offchain jimmy song
- Blockchain interviews – jimmy song, bitcoin developer
- Bitcoin fixes this #31: traditional finance with planb
- Proof-of-stake vs. proof-of-work blockchains: why staking
- Bitcoin fixes this #6: media
- Off chain ep. 3 – q&a with jimmy song
- Taproot on its way! bch being deceitful! bitcoin tech talk
- Jimmy song killing the hopes and dreams of shitcoin
- The complete case for bitcoin | jimmy song programming
Blockchain interviews – jimmy song, bitcoin developer
Jimmy Song is a Founding Capitalist at Blockchain Capital, and is also the general partner of the firm’s venture funds. Jimmy, a Bitcoin Core developer, comes to the company with over 20 years of deep technical knowledge, programming, and production experience. Jimmy worked as a developer and programmer at over a dozen start-ups before joining Blockchain Capital. He most recently worked at Paxos as a principal architect and as vice president of engineering at Amory Technologies, where he oversaw the creation of enterprise-level Bitcoin wallet applications. Jimmy began working on Bitcoin projects in 2013 and has contributed to a number of them, including Bitcoin Core, btcd, Armory, pycoin, and colored coins. Jimmy’s seminar Programming Blockchain shows developers how to program Bitcoin. He is the editor and author of Bitcoin Tech Talk and YouTube Off Chain with Jimmy Song, two famous blogs. Jimmy graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics.
Bitcoin fixes this #31: traditional finance with planb
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Proof-of-stake vs. proof-of-work blockchains: why staking
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Jimmy Song is a Bitcoin Fellow at Blockchain Capital, who is also the general partner of the firm’s venture funds. Jimmy, a Bitcoin Core developer, comes to the company with over 20 years of deep technical knowledge, programming, and production experience.
Jimmy worked as a developer and programmer at over a dozen start-ups before joining Blockchain Capital. He most recently worked at Paxos as a principal architect and as vice president of engineering at Amory Technologies, where he oversaw the creation of enterprise-level Bitcoin wallet applications. Jimmy began working on Bitcoin projects in 2013 and has contributed to a number of them, including Bitcoin Core, btcd, Armory, pycoin, and colored coins. Jimmy’s seminar Programming Blockchain shows developers how to program Bitcoin. He is the editor and author of Bitcoin Tech Talk and YouTube Off Chain with Jimmy Song, two famous blogs. He’s also the author of Programming Bitcoin, which will be released soon.
Bitcoin fixes this #6: media
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Off chain ep. 3 – q&a with jimmy song
Why Proof of Stake doesn’t make sense to me – Off Chain with Jimmy Song
Taproot on its way! bch being deceitful! bitcoin tech talk
11th of July, 2018 • 22 minutes
Jimmy song killing the hopes and dreams of shitcoin
Jimmy Song is a former VP of Engineering for Armory and a Bitcoin Core Contributor. He was bitten by the Bitcoin bug in 2011 and has been contributing to open source Bitcoin projects since 2013. He writes for CoinDesk and maintains a prominent Bitcoin blog. For the past three years, he has been teaching blockchain to engineers. Jimmy earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from the University of Michigan.
The complete case for bitcoin | jimmy song programming
Over the last few months, there has been a lot of discussion about bitcoin scaling. Many different viewpoints on SegWit and Bitcoin Unlimited have been expressed. However, others believe that bitcoin can achieve all of the scaling it needs without any of these solutions. This is an interesting line of reasoning that deserves to be investigated further.
With all of the recent attention on Segregated Witness and Bitcoin Unlimited, one might begin to wonder if there isn’t another way to scale bitcoin. While it seems that choosing between 1MB and 2MB blocks is easy, this is not always the case. Many people are growing tired of the status quo after many months of almost endless debates.
It’s safe to say that neither SegWit nor Bitcoin Unlimited would ever meet the threshold for network activation. Rather than attempting to find a middle ground between these options, each creation branch’s “supporters” are more focused on promoting their own agenda. However, it is important to remember that neither option is guaranteed to succeed in the end.