Jeremy Rubin

a version of this originally appeared on tokendaily.co, I still need to verify all edits match.

We started Scaling Bitcoin with a deep commitment to diversity and inclusion.

When I woke up in the morning of September 1st, 2017 I immediately began my morning ritual of lazily glancing through emails.

The Ethereum Maintainers and Moderators inexplicably took actions to censor the Fuck Nazis Virtual Lapel Pin.

I gave a talk at the Digital Garage New Context Conference in Tokyo about “Perfunctory Tokens”.

One of my major pet peeves in presentations about the blockchain is that most people seem to draw the arrows/pointers in the incorrect direction.

This post got backlogged, so just putting it up unfinished.

Here’s an introduction to Bitcoin Core Development I gave at the BC-2 Workshop.

Here’s a few cuts of an interview from when I taught at BC-2 Workshop Winter 2017.

I’m visiting Japan for two weeks to help teach BC-2 at Digital Garage.

I was asked to give a talk at Stanford Cyber Initiative’s Blockchain Protocol Analysis and Security Engineering 2017 conference on some of my forthcoming research.

I gave a talk at the Digital Garage New Context Conference San Francisco on how to begin contributing to Bitcoin.

I’m hoping to start blogging more frequently – consider this the first post.

Well, I did it: I graduated MIT with my S.B. and M.Eng in 4 years!

I designed a mechanism that allows for probabilistic payments in Bitcoin.

I’m honored to be serving as Program Chair for the first ever Scaling Bitcoin in Montreal.

Well, my travels in Asia are over.

Note the change of location!

The smell clock is a device I built for the Shenzhen manufacturing bootcamp.

When you make a lot of a board, you get a fully automated SMT line.

Wirebonding is a technique you’re probably familiar with if you’ve ever taken apart a cheap toy.

With my back still in significant pain from the previous nights massages, it was time for the South China Material City.

For Day 23 we’re going to take a look at a furniture factory.

In the evening of the 23rd, we took a trip over to a local massage parlor.

A question you dread your child asking – where do mannequins come from?

The precision casting plant was really neat!

The Zipper factory tour was courtesy of Daniel Liang.

Today we visited the PrimeAsia Leather Factory.

We were lucky enough to overlap our stay with the Shenzhen Maker Faire!

Watering trucks!

While we were doing the Engineering Query at King Kredie, we also got a special bonus tour: Flex PCB Manufacturing.

Inside the King Kredie Engineering Query room On Day 9 I mentioned that we had submitted our boards for Engineering Queries, but I didn’t quite explain what those are.

Today we got to see a printing press.

With the guys from the printing press we got lunch in the middle of our tour.

The printing press guys were really the best – so good, they get three posts for one day!

So you find yourself in China, and you want to go out in the evening.

Today we wrapped up our electrical changes to the orchard board.

Today was basically a day off, I answered emails and worked on a small project, as well as doing a couple edits to my board design to get feedback from Bunnie.