Jeffrey Scholz

@Jeyffre

Building the graduate school of blockchain engineering @rareskills_io Passively open to new job opportunities?: RareTalent.xyz

Jakarta, Indonesia

rareskills.io

Joined September 2010

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Jeffrey Scholz
@Jeyffre
Dec 12, 2024
Since I just gained a large(r) following after the quantum computing thread, I should re-introduce myself. I'm the founder of @RareSkills_io. It's a free education platform for web3/blockchain programmers and smart contract auditors (cybersecurity for web3). RareSkills is most
Jeffrey Scholz
@Jeyffre
Dec 11, 2024
I read Google's paper about their quantum computer so you don't have to. They claim to have ran a quantum computation in 5 minutes that would take a normal computer 10^25 years. But what was that computation? Does it live up to the hype? I will break it down.🧵
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Jeffrey Scholz
@Jeyffre
Aug 24
North America-based cybersecurity attackers wanted.
RareTalent
@RareTalent_xyz
Aug 12
We are hiring a Senior Security Engineer Full-time | $180K - $210K | Remote (US/Canada only) - 5+ years in hands-on security engineering (product/app security + security ops) - Strong Track record of technical security assessments, system hardening, effective controls, and you
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Jeffrey Scholz
@Jeyffre
Aug 17
Low-level Solana chads wanted.
RareTalent
@RareTalent_xyz
Aug 14
We’re hiring a Senior Solana Systems Engineer. Full-time | Remote | European Time Zones - 3+ years of Systems Engineering, DevOps, SRE, or Infrastructure experience, with strong Linux and networking skills - Experience operating and optimizing high-performance production
Jeffrey Scholz
@Jeyffre
Aug 14
Before you accept anyone's takes on AI remember this: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it." - Upton Sinclair AI is a prime field for this because people need to sway investors to back their AI project -- or
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Jeffrey Scholz
@Jeyffre
Aug 13
Absolutely brilliant education essay linked here. I see a lot of edtech folks think that "space repetition/recall" is some kind of a magic bullet. After all, "learning is just encoding in long-term memory, and spaced repetition directly targets this process." I've seen so many
Rod
@rodjnaquin
Aug 13
Carl Hendrick discusses studies showing students who remembered rules much better through retrieval practice didn't apply them any better. Dutch children recalled spelling rules at 88% versus 43% for controls, yet both groups spelled verbs identically in actual use. He argues
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