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I'm in Carolina. I'm with Perfidale Laura. Because Anderson is our team and he won't be able to participate today. And I'm also looking for the Celeste at the center. And I'm going to send a link to the person on the telegram. I'm happy.
Well, I sent the link there on the telegram. Thank you very much for accepting our invitation. We couldn't find the correct ones in the live, the WAP3.
Thank you very much for being here with us. To explain to us, after the race, we started all the professionals that are there all the time, or not, everyone who is the third professional here in Brazil,
and all the connections I've done with the events we are inviting to do the special event with us. And very very much. Our community has known more about people like the human being and how they
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Yes, yes. Thank you for inviting me. I can start now. I'm going to be waiting. Yes, yes, great. Okay, okay. I'm a good Polish.
I am an engineer, I am a software economist, I am an university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student in Venezuela, I am a university student#
I was working with a engineer for more than 20 years. I was working with a science.
I was originally from Venezuela, now I live in Santa Clara California. I started working with blockchain in 2011.
I also created a project called Vincoy, which has an objective to help the Venezuelans buy American sweets.
So, in that time, we could not buy dollars, but that's why we created this project.
for Bitcoin, like this project, I worked like a man. But it no, no, it's not functional. Move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move, move,#
I worked for Honda when I first certified in Solidity. It was in 2017.
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I started working with the first time in blockchain in Latin America. I started in Brazil. Now I work for the Aurora.
I'm working on how different, how different relationships, the health of the developers. I'm helping the project, the developers integrate the aura in their projects.
I also work here with the American Community, I have now worked as a member of the Brazil, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, but I'm not trying to expand to other countries in other countries.
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No, no, I'm only in Santa Clara California.
I'm a Portuguese because I worked a lot in the motorola in Jaguaruna. So I live in Campinas. I'm in the States.
But that was 20 years ago. And working on a Motorola, everybody does Portuguese, or YouTube, that's learning. Now I'm working more in Brazil.
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Yes, well, we are going to go to Xamba, not Rio, a mix of two.
But I think Brazil has more solidarity with the government.
I think the quality of the Brazilian and Latin America is very good.
I'm working with Latin American communities. I'm doing regular workshops, LMAs, everything, more than everything in Spanish because I think I can't
I'm trying to get people to do workshops. I'm doing one with
I think it's all right, but it's not necessary to do it. I have all the support for the Aurora to be this way.
If you have communities that want to do workshops, but they put in, uh, intense, uh, people with the capacity to do workshops, we can, uh, collaborate with the foundation, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh#
What is the number of people who need to do something that is a tool to help them to do a workshop? Who is Julio?
I think I don't have to have as many people as possible. Of course, more people are better, but I understand that to start, few people
Now I have to have a lot of people and you want to do a good job and just have four or five people, I can help. I have no problem in doing it.
So it's perfect because now in September we have Aurora and the blue team and of course we are ready to have the blockchain and we have to do several sounds
We are creating projects that are more different from the conventional and we will know. We can assemble this team at the time to understand the time.
I also know some people in the last event, some of the other events that they study only in the list. So, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so#
So, I'm going to connect to the website. I like to do a lot of questions.
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Yes, I am saying that there are many developers in Brazil, but I...
I think that now there are many. I think that I am more vulnerable to Brazil than other countries in Latin. But I think that there are many solidities.
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I don't know how the structure is, but if
We worked together to get a way to do it. I was doing that with other countries in Latin, as an exit, I want to have a similar relationship.
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I have a huge difficulty with Spanish, with Latin, and so on.
Yeah, so I'm going to play another thing.
I don't know, I didn't get any information about it, but I don't have time to organize it. I'll probably talk to her.
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I'm not eating my coffee, I'm at the time because the address is not
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I think we are going to leave the question for at least a little bit. People are also my tip today. Let's go, guys. No one is going to ask me, so I'm going to lose my prizes.
I think you can ask questions.
And it holds your experience into the developing engineering environment with how is the Zifko to be able to do more?
technical stuff. How almost like for example we are doing some connections we are reaching for solidarity we are looking for engineers but there's also gaps and we understand these gaps you know so you will
into one part of the workshop in real. And what kind of, what kind of, or kind of,
What was the experience into the beginning, development, the idea and the final results? What can you share about that? You mean during the
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So it needed to Aurora hackathon. I think the three winners has had a very high level technical skills under development and one of them also had a very high skill on the sign.
So those were the five for teams I met and then that actually made like a good submission. There was a team that the developers were really high, the high skill, right? I really like the level that they have.
And they submitted other teams that were trying to bring web, they were mostly web 2 and they from them I got information about you know they say they couldn't find the developers and the developers they had they were finding
We're a little expensive for the projects. One of the projects we're working in social impact, helping women doing something, and they couldn't even bring the developer to be local in its summer.
So yes, I understand I agree that I'm not a lot of the bad I mean there is not like a lot of developers in Brazil. I think there are more developers in Brazil than other Latin countries. So it's been growing but we definitely need more
And the way the thing that we can do to improve that is and that's what we've been pushing and trying to get support a lot of the so far they have been very supportive is to try to be more, you know, the
do more workshops, do more training. I would like to hold a happy office hours in Portuguese for example, but I'm definitely not capable of doing technical stuff in Portuguese. So, ideally,
I would want to repeat for Brazil what I'm doing from the rest of the time that we do the AMAs, we do the office hours and you know if the idea is if you have a project and you are working in solidarity and your developers is web2 or you know is junior developer or something like that.
that you can come to us and we will try to help you. And actually I have I have I have helped several projects so far. I have done code reviews. I have helped with the code. I have I code this mark contract for one project. So they could
they didn't have to pay for the next developer to do it. So we are open if you have a project and if you are clear about what your project is about or if you're wearing a hackathon with us or we are having a one month hackathon starting in a couple of weeks
If you do that and you show that you really want to work in a rota, we will help you. We will even, if necessary, if you need some help coding and we can handle, we will go ahead and do it. So that's what, that's the way we're trying to close that gap you were talking about.
So that's what we're trying to do. Sadly the team is small and the bear market is not helping but I think that once we are more stylish and the community is in a
working closer to us in the future we will be able to do even more. We eventually the grants will come back and I don't know, hopefully I don't know. There are some accelerators talking we are talking with near protocol. So there are other things we want to
And maybe from Latin America, I want to help Latin American projects, proceed projects to be present in horizon, for example, in the horizon as a writer for me. So yeah, that's what we want to do, and that's where we're trying to achieve.
Yeah, I've got it. I'm gonna, I mean the one question from the crowd that it's just free to answer it. It's like from the overseas and
I don't know about solidity. It's two different from C, C++, and it's an area with
I think solidity is more closer to a script, more than a compile language like C++. I've been calling for a long time, but I never found it particularly hard.
on the syntax part. I think it was very similar to scripted languages. The hardest part for me was the security part and the
You have to deal with your own underflow, sub-flow, but if you've been working on C++ or C, you are more accustomed to that kind of stuff. So, but if you want to jump into this, there is a book that
are easy now. I think the first step any developer must have, actually when you join a ROTA, they ask you to read the book. Are you ready to read it when I join a ROTA?
I think it's like the first book you have to read and it's called "Understanding Ethereum" I think is the name. The good thing about that book, the guy who wrote the book, is the guy who created solidity.
Master in Ethereum, sorry, Master in Ethereum. So that book is by Andrea Antoninopoulos.
That book is really good. So if you have a good background in the developer and development and you are new to this and you are new to a solidarity. And you read the book is it's it's readable is not very complex is not a long book.
He has a basic, you know, so I will start there. That's where I will start. Master Ethereum book. From there, I'm sure if you if you've been developing something else, I'm sure you will pick it up really, really quick.
I'm seeing how I can have a lot of interest. And precisely because of this, first I think that I also have a lot of fun, we are doing it for now. So I think it's very important.
I think it's essential. I'm studying.
So, we can't go to work as a team. So, what you said is a very special. Well, we've come to work now. We've decided to be a little girl, right?
I wanted to thank you so much for your presence and for you being in our city. We've been trying to see a ghost in the street, right? The rainbow. And that's it. I just wanted to say something.
Oh no, I was there. Thank you for inviting people to contact me, telegram.
Twitter, it's not important to have everything in your personal time.
I will try to be at least two or three more events in Latin America, this year.
I think it's very cool that I have a lot of things to do with the event. I will be going through the event that has this event developed in the program "Shoot"
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I just wanted to thank you for the projects I mentioned earlier, but I'm not going to talk about it on TV, because I'm talking about 5 years ago.
Thank you for the opportunity. Today was a little faster.
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