Assembly Code, Semiconductors, & the Blockchain with Dave Appleton

Ardan Labs Podcast

Bill Kennedy

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5 • 7 Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2021

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Dave Appleton is a man of many talents (Seriously, he has too many to mention!). We kick off our conversation hearing about Dave’s first experiences with programming in the late '60s using hand punch cards. We discuss his early years as a low-level hardware programmer, working with semiconductors, and how he ended up working with blockchain technologies! Connect with Dave: Dave Appleton on Twitter HelloGold Golang Malaysia Want more from Ardan Labs? You can learn Go, Kubernetes, Docker &a...

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0:00.0	Hey, my name is Bill Kennedy and this is the Arden Labs podcast.
0:09.2	And today I have a special friend here all the way from Malaysia, right?
0:14.8	Dave Appleton.
0:16.0	Hey, Dave, how's it going?
0:17.2	Oh, wonderful.
0:18.2	Wonderful.
0:19.2	Of course, it's late at night here.
0:21.1	You just got up.
0:22.0	We both got coffee probably, so it's a good day.
0:24.6	Both have coffee.
0:25.5	Yeah, it's always interesting to find that time where everybody's awake when you're talking to
0:31.3	people halfway around the world.
0:32.5	But you kind of do that for a living, right?
0:34.6	So you're a little bit used to us.
0:36.4	Yeah, we're kind of in the same time
0:37.9	zone mentally, I think. Brilliant. All right. So in this podcast, we talk to people who are in the
0:44.4	tech industry and I love to always get a sense of your background. I mean, why don't you tell
0:50.3	everybody just in a couple of minutes what you're doing today, kind of where you are today,
0:55.7	because I want to walk the path on how you got here. But maybe just like one or two minutes.
1:01.4	Okay. Well, I mean, what I'm doing now, I'm doing a lot of work on the Ethereum blockchain.
1:06.7	I'm mainly working as a consultant to a number of projects means I don't have a proper
1:10.9	job, which is wonderful.
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