"We have software that monitors everything from several different angles, and uhh, just to tell us if something is out of balance."

"It's a small hack, as such things go, and users should be worried, but, everything is going to return to normal, in a couple of hours."

PGP: "But besides that, hey what do you guys think about Litecoin?"

PGP: "Yeah, I'd like to relabel myself from bagholder to genius at some point."

PGP: "Yeah, it'd be nice to make that transistion from idiot to genius, definitely."

PGP: "I don't think there's a neccessity to change passwords, frankly. The systems are all separated and segregated."

PGP: "What we can say is we believe that it's--we're virtually certain it's--isolated to the hot-wallet server."

PGP: "You know, yeah, if you don't have 2FA enabled, you should *heh heh* in general... but everything's gonna be back to normal, shortly."

PGP: "Look, if it was worse, I think we'd be more tight lipped about it."

PGP: When they're out of balance, we AUTOMATICALLY disable withdrawals--that happens automatically on the system--and then, you know, we get alerts.

It's a myth that startups happen in isolation. Those legendary two people in a garage are often building on the deep and basic research -- long funded by government and conducted in universities -- that has come before it. But with the advent of the internet, what's the future of peer-to-peer collaborations and startups-as-"science experiments"? Can venture capital disrupt academia… and vice versa? And finally, what's the secret to universities like Stanford making money off the entrepreneurial ideas coming out of them? (Hint: It starts with a 'p'. But not what you think.)

a16z's new professor in residence Vijay Pande interviews Marc Andreessen at our recent Academic summit on these topics, as well as 'regulatory arbitrage', how to mix humanities and science, and what Marc would have majored in if he were 18 today.

a16z Podcast: Startups as Science Experiments -- Can VC Disrupt Academia?

http://stakepool.com - AMA with Jonas Schnelli Bitcoin Core Developer is asked questions from the live-community of Bitcoin traders & businesses at Stakepool Teamspeak.

StakePool AMA With Jonas Schnelli - Bitcoin Core Developer

My rundown of Consensus Hackathon 2016. My project was called "Lead Market" and I was recognized last minute by Tierion with their sponsorship prize, but I challenge you to find mention of my project anywhere in the official coverage. I was one of just two Bitcoin related projects out of 26 or so total.

The Takeaways:
- Bitcoin is DEAD
- Bitcoiners are dinosaurs
- Ethereum invented this space
- Code doesn't matter -> Talk is better
- Blockchain stack apps are the new hottness
- The more complex and unrealistic the idea the better
- IBM/Deloitte/Microsoft are totally clueless and merely here to be here
- Consensys + Ether.camp are the two major boiler rooms for Ethereum now

My Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2a0LbKPJvI
GitHub: https://github.com/droplister/leadmarket
Awarded: https://twitter.com/tomkysar/status/726921668199878658
Xotika.tv: https://xotika.tv/#/channel804/UnconfirmedTransactions

**OFFICIAL**
Consensus: http://www.coindesk.com/events/consensus-2016/
Hackathon: http://www.coindesk.com/events/consensus-2016/hackathon/
Submissions: http://consensus2016-blockchain.devpost.com/submissions

Robert Schwentker
Twitter: https://twitter.com/schwentker
Women's Lunch: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Che4RcDWMAEr3Pv.jpg:large
Group photo: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ChoVhuBXAAE7Btz.jpg:large

Event Coverage
Bitcoin Error Log: http://www.bitcoinerrorlog.com/2016/05/01/live-blogging-from-consensus-2016-hackathon-day-2-may-1-2016/
Pete Rizzo: http://www.coindesk.com/consensus-2016-building-blocks-hackathon-winner/
Muneeb Ali: https://medium.com/muneeb/blockchains-are-not-magic-4fa6dd412ab

Not mentioned in this podcast, but Consensys announced a month long, virtual hacakthon, ie: free labor!

tl;dr - Total Scamathon

Ep. 9 - "Consensus Hackathon" (05/04/2016)

Original track - https://soundcloud.com/bitcoinuncensored/the-2016-tnabc-interviews-and-commentary-on-miamis-1-bitcoin-event

Bitcoin Uncensored Greatest Moments - "It Helps"

original track - https://soundcloud.com/bitcoinuncensored/the-2016-tnabc-interviews-and-commentary-on-miamis-1-bitcoin-event

Bitcoin Uncensored Greatest Moments - Premined Blockchain

This is a real toll-free number setup as a voicemail box. Call it up and leave your thoughts and they might end up on an upcoming episode of Unconfirmed Transactions!

Lyrics:
neva get high on ma own supply 
but the streets is getting greedy 
the party getting needy
they asking for the stuff 
so they can stuffy
i got the cryptocurrency 
so i can buy you and sell you the remedy
i know you sick fool
i got the sick food to get you in the good mood
dont sweat i buy it on the darknet market
you can get the drugs sent USPS
yes it is a long line but you gotta join
i do the buying cause i got the bitcoin

1-888-ok-coins

no peace no sleep
you want the info
you scared peeping through the window
in your life of sorrow
you might call tomorrow
cause your life is horro'
when i know your secrets
and i can release it tomorrow
so dont play dumb
am holding data as ransom
my cryptolocker is a dirty motherfucker

1-888-ok-coins
pay up that fucking money

my homie laughing
he's a scammer and a hacker
cash stacker coins roller
stealer of a 120000 bitcoins
60 million give me a half to me
cause we dem boys
took 30 million to buy some toys
bitches chasing me everytime i flex
cause i got the biggest exchange poloniex
we took it from bitfinex

1-888-ok-coins
pay up that fucking money

Thanks to: https://www.fiverr.com/rapwolf

Call: 1-888-OK-COINS

Philip Potter sharing details of Bitfinex Hack of May 22 2015

Attribution: Made from clips recorded on  from WP and WC teamspeaks
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Philip Potter sharing details of Bitfinex Hack of May 22 2015

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