Think about who owns the Bitcoin or Ethereum networks. Nobody does. Nobody owns them. These networks are made up of many thousands of machines whose computational power has been allocated to the network because the network’s constitutive code pays the people who own the machines to keep them connected and churning away — and on super-reliable, code... See more
i do this really cool thing professionally where i beat myself up when i feel like i'm not killing it, and then when i'm killing it i act like it's no big deal bc it's just my job
To sum it all up for the TL;DR crowd, here’s what we did:-Create consensus that there is a problem and alignment around pursuing a solution -Create a unified view of all existing work