Podcasts about cuende

La bióloga marina e investigadora Elsa Cuende trabaja en el Instituto AZTI, y desde allí nos cuenta las técnicas que elaboran en el Instituto para la selectividad de la pesca. Hay más de 100 especies marinas en el Golfo de Bizkaia, y controlar la pesca es esencial para su pervivencia. ...

This week’s interview is with Aragon co-founder Luis Cuende. Aragon is a platform for users to create their own decentralized autonomous organizations. DAOS are organizations that have as much of its operations put into code as possible, and have smart contracts execute those operations. Owners hold tokens of the DAO, much like owners of a company hold shares, and make management decisions by voting with those tokens. They’re as transparent, immutable and secure as the blockchains they run on. Aragon wants to make it easy for anyone to build these futuristic companies. Cuende started this project in 2016, at a time when most had given up on these organizations after the crash of what’s likely the most well-known DAO so far, called The DAO. The space has recovered and in the past year, thousands of DAOs holding millions of dollars have flourished. The dream of more fair and open organizations, which anyone can access and create, is back at a time when the world seems to really need them. People are losing trust in institutions and crypto can provide an alternative. But Cuende says he’s saddened to discover the space is nowhere near ready.

Luis Cuende, the CEO of Aragon One, describes the Aragon Network, how it aims to create new systems better for human coordination and the roles of the various parts of the ecosystem, such as Aragon One, the Aragon Association, the Aragon Court, Aragon Nest and the Aragon Network token. He describes the various parts of the Aragon Network, such as a finance app and voting app, how the network can be used both by decentralized organizations as well as centralized companies, and how he thinks decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) interact with real-world legal jurisdictions. We discuss how disputes are handled in Aragon, what the token, ANT, is used for, and why Aragon is contemplating building its own blockchain instead of sitting atop Ethereum, as it currently does. We also talk about how Aragon is governed, how it hopes to someday decentralize its governance and other ways Aragon can reach Cuende's ideal governance. Plus, we cover a few controversial votes in Aragon and the role of whales in such systems.  Thank you to our sponsors! Simbachain: https://simbachain.com/ Kraken: https://www.kraken.com/ CipherTrace: http://ciphertrace.com/unchained Episode links: Aragon Network: https://aragon.org/network/ Luis Cuende: https://twitter.com/licuende?lang=en Aragon white paper: https://github.com/aragon/whitepaper Breaker Mag article about Aragon: https://breakermag.com/can-aragon-make-decentralized-autonomous-governance-work/ Vitalik Buterin's proposals on DAICOs: https://ethresear.ch/t/explanation-of-daicos/465 Aragon Governance Proposals (AGP): https://github.com/aragon/AGPs/blob/master/AGPs/AGP-1.md Vote against funding Polkadot: https://www.coindesk.com/voters-on-ethereum-app-veto-proposal-to-fund-polkadot-blockchain Unchained episode about Polkadot: https://unchainedpodcast.com/paritys-jutta-steiner-and-gavin-wood-on-polkadot-substrate-and-the-frozen-funds/ Unchained episode about Ethereum 2.0: https://unchainedpodcast.com/vitalik-buterin-on-whether-or-not-ethereum-is-blowing-it/ Unchained episode with Ameen Soleimani of MolochDAO: https://unchainedpodcast.com/molochdao-could-this-decentralized-autonomous-organization-help-ethereum-scale-faster/ Stats on Aragon: https://scout.cool/aragon/mainnet Unchained episode about Melon protocol: https://unchainedpodcast.com/how-melon-could-make-asset-management-easier/ Autark, the decentralized SpaceX: https://www.autark.xyz

Luis Cuende, the CEO of Aragon One, describes the Aragon Network, how it aims to create new systems better for human coordination and the roles of the various parts of the ecosystem, such as Aragon One, the Aragon Association, the Aragon Court, Aragon Nest and the Aragon Network token. He describes the various parts of the Aragon Network, such as a finance app and voting app, how the network can be used both by decentralized organizations as well as centralized companies, and how he thinks decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) interact with real-world legal jurisdictions. We discuss how disputes are handled in Aragon, what the token, ANT, is used for, and why Aragon is contemplating building its own blockchain instead of sitting atop Ethereum, as it currently does. We also talk about how Aragon is governed, how it hopes to someday decentralize its governance and other ways Aragon can reach Cuende's ideal governance. Plus, we cover a few controversial votes in Aragon and the role of whales in such systems.  Thank you to our sponsors! Simbachain: https://simbachain.com/ Kraken: https://www.kraken.com/ CipherTrace: http://ciphertrace.com/unchained Episode links: Aragon Network: https://aragon.org/network/ Luis Cuende: https://twitter.com/licuende?lang=en Aragon white paper: https://github.com/aragon/whitepaper Breaker Mag article about Aragon: https://breakermag.com/can-aragon-make-decentralized-autonomous-governance-work/ Vitalik Buterin's proposals on DAICOs: https://ethresear.ch/t/explanation-of-daicos/465 Aragon Governance Proposals (AGP): https://github.com/aragon/AGPs/blob/master/AGPs/AGP-1.md Vote against funding Polkadot: https://www.coindesk.com/voters-on-ethereum-app-veto-proposal-to-fund-polkadot-blockchain Unchained episode about Polkadot: https://unchainedpodcast.com/paritys-jutta-steiner-and-gavin-wood-on-polkadot-substrate-and-the-frozen-funds/ Unchained episode about Ethereum 2.0: https://unchainedpodcast.com/vitalik-buterin-on-whether-or-not-ethereum-is-blowing-it/ Unchained episode with Ameen Soleimani of MolochDAO: https://unchainedpodcast.com/molochdao-could-this-decentralized-autonomous-organization-help-ethereum-scale-faster/ Stats on Aragon: https://scout.cool/aragon/mainnet Unchained episode about Melon protocol: https://unchainedpodcast.com/how-melon-could-make-asset-management-easier/ Autark, the decentralized SpaceX: https://www.autark.xyz

Luis Cuende (@licuende on Twitter) is a Spanish computer programmer, author, and blockchain entrepreneur. He is co-founder of Aragon and CEO of Aragon One. Career: In 2008 at age 12, Cuende started his first free software project, a Linux-based operating system. At just 15 years old, HackFwd named him “Best Underage European Programmer." At the age of 17, he was an advisor to Neelie Kroes, then the European Commissioner for Digital Agenda. In November 2015, he cofounded Stampery, which leverages the Bitcoin blockchain to generate an immutable record of existence, integrity and ownership of any data or communication. Cuende and his cofounders secured $600,000 in pre-seed funding, led by Draper Associates for the venture. In 2011, at age 16 he was awarded the top hacker award in his country of Europe. In January 2016, he was the youngest to be on the Forbes 30 under 30 category in technology. Bio taken from: https://everipedia.org/wiki/lang_en/licuende/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pretopia/message

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Aragon, the decentralized management platform for companies, recently announced that their token sale has raised $25,000,000 USD in less than 15 minutes from 2403 buyers across the world. Boasting over 5000 test organizations already lined up, Aragon aims to show how decentralized organizations can be more efficient, transparent, cost-effective and accountable. The Aragon Network will be the first decentralized autonomous organization whose goal is to act as a digital jurisdiction that makes it easy for organizations, entrepreneurs, and investors to operate. The mission of the network will be the development of the Aragon Core contracts, contract upgradability services for all Aragon Core contracts with a built-in bug bounty mechanism, and a decentralized court system. As outlined in the Aragon Development Plan, a for-profit organization, Aragon Dev will be created, employing a team to work on the Aragon platform, and acting as a service provider for the Aragon Network. Over the course of 2017 and early 2018, development will focus on deploying minor releases each with additional features, laying the foundation for the first major release in late 2018. Guest Info Luis Cuende created his first free software project at the age of 12, Cuende was discovered early, with HackFwd awarding him the best underage European hacker at only 15 years of age. He continued to grow his reputation serving as an Advisor to the VP of the European Commission regarding Digital Agenda and entrepreneurship. Many also know Cuende for the book "I'm 18 and I neither study or work" (2014) We also discuss cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Etheruem, Ripple, and SiaCoins and how this technology is changing everything.      

On this episode of BlockChannel, McKie and Dee sit down and chat with Luis Cuende of Aragon. Luis discusses his many tech-related accomplishments leading up to the creation of Aragon, as well as his vision for future of the platform. He gives us opinions on a few other Ethereum projects he has his eyes on, as provides us with advice to share with other budding developer/entrepreneur hybrids like himself. Show Links: Aragon Project: aragon.one/ Intro/Outro Music "Na'Wow" by Umai: Thebaygerian – Nawow-prod-by-trapmoneybenny Show Sponsor(s): ZCash ZCash Blog:z.cash/blog/ ZCash Foundation:z.cash/blog/announcing-the-zcash-foundation.html

Hackstory, la historia nunca contada del underground hacker en la península ibérica con la autora del libro, Mercè Molist y los expertos en seguridad en la Red Jesús Cea (@jcea) y Antonio Hernández (@belky) Con 15 años, Luis Iván Cuende fue premiado con el Hacknow 2011. Dejó la ESO y ya ha creado varias empresas. Desde las lejanas llanuras de Ulan Bator, llegan los compañeros de la Revista Mongolia. El Señor Sanabria trae un Planzo para ti que eres joven.

Hackstory, la historia nunca contada del underground hacker en la península ibérica con la autora del libro, Mercè Molist y los expertos en seguridad en la Red Jesús Cea (@jcea) y Antonio Hernández (@belky) Con 15 años, Luis Iván Cuende fue premiado con el Hacknow 2011. Dejó la ESO y ya ha creado varias empresas. Desde las lejanas llanuras de Ulan Bator, llegan los compañeros de la Revista Mongolia. El Señor Sanabria trae un Planzo para ti que eres joven.

Segundo capítulo de CEOs Podcast, en edición especial desde la Campus Party Europe en Londres, tras volver de nuestras muy merecidas vacaciones veraniegas. No hablamos de tecnología, ni startups, ni emprendimiento. Simplemente un grupo de amigos opinando sobre la situación actual en diversos temas con los que nos relacionamos día a día, sugiriendo cambios y creando debate. Apariciones: -María Benavente: @_mariabg -Braulio Valdivielso (o como se diga): @bvaldivielso -Jorge Izquierdo: @izqui9 -Alberto Elías: @aeliasnet -Luis Iván Cuende: @licuende -Alejandro Perezpaya: @alexdev_

Primer capítulo de CEOs Podcast. No hablamos de tecnología, ni startups, ni emprendimiento. Simplemente un grupo de amigos opinando sobre la situación actual en diversos temas con los que nos relacionamos día a día, sugiriendo cambios y creando debate. Apariciones (por órden): -Néstor Palao: @menpalapps -Alejandro Rodríguez: @Alexrs95 -Jorge Izquierdo: @izqui9 -Jaime Bravo: @JaimeMAD -Alberto Elías: @aeliasnet -Luis Iván Cuende: @licuende

Nueva entrega del podcast de Elektroqta2. Esta vez, una versión reducida, llamada Poor Edition, en honor a nuestro colaborador, Jonatan XD. - Esta vez tenemos un invitado de tres pares: Luis Iván Cuende, Fundador de Asturix y Co-Fundador de la startup Holalabs. Hablaremos con el sobre sus proyectos, y también le haremos una pequeña encuesta. - También tenemos noticias, esta vez más videojueguiles, y las típicas mierdas variadas. No os las perdáis, hablamos sobre vibradores XD.