Parker McCurley's guest appearances

Parker McCurley

Finding Genius Podcast

Proof-of-PR

DeCent People

Bailey Reutzel

John Lyotier

Kirill Bensonoff

Felipe Huicochea

Amanda B. Johnson

Alex Mashinsky

Tim Draper

Richard Jacobs

David Bleznak

Arthur Gervais

David Bailey

Matthew Schutte

Gavin Douglas

Steven Kotler

Ross Taylor

OwlTail

When Parker McCurley read Satoshi's Bitcoin white paper he decided he needed to learn to code. Giving himself a year, he'd wear an M.I.T. shirt to help strike up conversations with software developers in coffee shops as he began searching for a job. Seeing the inside of a centralized software firm though made him want to create a decentralized alternative, and Decent Labs was born in mid-2017. The venture studio helps web3 developers create and launch applications and tools, and seeks to help underrepresented entrepreneurs get a start.   Decent Labs web site Parker on Twitter See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

When Parker McCurley read Satoshi's Bitcoin white paper he decided he needed to learn to code. Giving himself a year, he'd wear an M.I.T. shirt to help strike up conversations with software developers in coffee shops as he began searching for a job. Seeing the inside of a centralized software firm though made him want to create a decentralized alternative, and Decent Labs was born in mid-2017. The venture studio helps web3 developers create and launch applications and tools, and seeks to help underrepresented entrepreneurs get a start.   Decent Labs <a href="https://www.decentlabs.io/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">web site</a> Parker on <a href="https://twitter.com/moondog_og?s=20&amp;t=Eoax0JkhwlBniNDg7V22tg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> See Privacy Policy at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy</a> and California Privacy Notice at <a href="https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info</a>.

Parker McCurley Parker McCurley is an Ethereum programmer and co-founder of the company Decent. He is a firm believer in open source software, access to free education materials, and the general sentiment of the decentralization movement. He hopes by focusing on the technical, hard facts of how blockchain systems function and can be applied to practical problems, him and his company Decent can promote a focus on technical innovation and real value in the blockchain community.   Show Highlights: - Parker’s experience in the crypto industry. - What got him industry in blockchain tech. - How Decent helps others adapt to a decentralized world. - Why open source software is so important to Blockchain tech. - Services offered by Decent: software development, crowd sales, smart contracts, security audits, consulting, mining.  Links: mailto:parker@decentcrypto.com http://www.decentcrypto.com

Parker McCurley Parker McCurley is an Ethereum programmer and co-founder of the company Decent. He is a firm believer in open source software, access to free education materials, and the general sentiment of the decentralization movement. He hopes by focusing on the technical, hard facts of how blockchain systems function and can be applied to practical problems, him and his company Decent can promote a focus on technical innovation and real value in the blockchain community. Show Highlights: - Parker’s experience in the crypto industry. - What got him industry in blockchain tech. - How Decent helps others adapt to a decentralized world. - Why open source software is so important to Blockchain tech. - Services offered by Decent: software development, crowd sales, smart contracts, security audits, consulting, mining. Links: <a href="mailto:parker@decentcrypto.com">mailto:parker@decentcrypto.com</a> <a href="http://www.decentcrypto.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.decentcrypto.com</a>

Episode 125: Parker McCurley Talks Applying Blockchain to Practical Problems

Parker McCurley and business partner Adam Gall began creating active communities, with the goal of connecting people who were interested in and wanted to learn more about cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. In the space of a few short months, they have managed to work with local businesses to create and sponsor regular meet-ups of interested people. These meet-ups have forked into two groups, one focused on the technical aspects and the other focused on the social aspects. They are also planning a 1-day Bitcoin and blockchain workshop, which is designed to educate non-tech individuals about these technologies. Parker also talks about what he would like to see in the future, in regard to blockchain technology. He is especially interested in tying the identity of physical goods to the blockchain, which would allow people to verify the origins of items back to their original manufacturer or producer. This has implications for goods ranging from fresh produce with UDSA Organic labels, to vehicles providing details of past ownership on the public ledger, to combating fraud in the fine art world. For more information, visit www.decentcrypto.com. To register for the workshop, visit http://bit.ly/2iulf2P.

Parker McCurley and business partner Adam Gall began creating active communities, with the goal of connecting people who were interested in and wanted to learn more about cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. In the space of a few short months, they have managed to work with local businesses to create and sponsor regular meet-ups of interested people. These meet-ups have forked into two groups, one focused on the technical aspects and the other focused on the social aspects. They are also planning a 1-day Bitcoin and blockchain workshop, which is designed to educate non-tech individuals about these technologies. Parker also talks about what he would like to see in the future, in regard to blockchain technology. He is especially interested in tying the identity of physical goods to the blockchain, which would allow people to verify the origins of items back to their original manufacturer or producer. This has implications for goods ranging from fresh produce with UDSA Organic labels, to vehicles providing details of past ownership on the public ledger, to combating fraud in the fine art world. For more information, visit <a href="http://www.decentcrypto.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.decentcrypto.com</a>. To register for the workshop, visit <a href="http://bit.ly/2iulf2P" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/2iulf2P</a>.