Some code take long time to complete: Usually they are in the form of a for loop processing heavy stuff.
| [White paper](https://internetcomputer.org/whitepaper.pdf) | |
| ## Definitions | |
| **IC**: internet computer | |
| **ICP**: utility token of the IC blockchain. Used for governance and to pay gas fees | |
| **Subnets** the IC is a network of networks every network is a centralized system of computers running a few smart contracts (a bit like IPFS where the nodes interested in some data store it). The synchronization between networks is decentralized. |
Since the day I put the keyword "golang" on my CV I noticed a significative increase on the number of recruiters calling me for a job. Golang is hot and cool these days but why ?
Short answer is "concurrent programming".
I didn't start to learn Golang because it is hot, I didn't even know it was valued in the job market at the time.
I've been following this course called "Learning how to learn".
I would like to share what I learned in the course and also the thoughts I came through while reading that course.
If I look back at the myself of few years ago, I think I would be thinking something like: "Why do I need to study how to learn, I am already able to learn stuff !".
The private networks need proof of identity https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/latest/identity/identity.html