Hey everyone! This video is a result of one of our live Innected talks. In here we discuss about web3 from a technical point of view with beginners in mind. I (Mattia, the guy with black glasses) am a beginner aswell, just getting into it - so I decided that I had to ask someone with experience about it. My choice was Jenil from Coinvise, a tokenization platform (Basically a platform that lets you create a token without having to know anything about crypto. You can mint and airdrop one from there). But what even is a token you may ask?

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Resources:

A full college course on cryptocurrency. With projects, slides and examples

(CS 185) - 1 week http://www.cs.sjsu.edu/~austin/cs185c-spring19/ What is a blockchain (and ethereum) https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/intro-to-ethereum/

Proof of work https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/consensus-mechanisms/pow/

Proof of stake https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/consensus-mechanisms/pos

Monetizing Web3 https://coinvise.mirror.xyz/-cpPfaha_GspBGQtmlmW5uMcTfPwow_9kKXQ2vtPveg

Intro attribution: The Journey

by Audiobinger

Noorvir Aulakh is the founder of Unweave, a platform providing machine learning engineers the ability to train their models on the cloud.

If you are not into Machine learning, the only thing you need to know is that the quicker you can run operations, the quicker you'll get results. To do so, you usually need immense amounts of energy, GPUs or computers - hence most people switch to hosted services which provide that.

But trust me, manually configuring cloud GPU instances and storage for machine learning is painful. (If you have ever handled a virtual machine you can imagine what it can mean to connect graphic cards and otpimize the workload). [https://unweave.io](https://unweave.io) integrates with cloud providers to automatically provision the compute you need, while maintaining your local User experience. (I brutally stole the great copy from the website, so go there if you want to read more.

Noorvir has always loved creating. To pursue this passion he followed a Mechanical Engineering undergrad which lead him to the realization that pure engineering was not from him. Thanks to his efforts, he got the chance to work in Tesla, which was one of the only companies which excited him. He got to meet Elon Musk and got a realization which very few people have the luck to have. Of course, you can hear about this in the episode.

Along with his passion on building Unweave, Noorvir lives his life with the motto of "The day I die, what would I have had to have done in my life to look back and say I lived a decent life".

He told us how he does that, and we hope you can enjoy our talk.

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Intro Music attribution:

Kevin MacLeod Danse Macabre: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod

Jenil Thakker is the founder of Coinvise, a world-changing platform based on token creation.

This is episode #7 of Innected and today we are going to interview Jenil.

I think that to introduce how powerful this tool can be I must first introduce Open-Source projects. Imagine you create something and you share it online. Someone decides that it's great and loves it. So much so that when a problem comes up, he offers himself to fix it. If you take this concept to a worldwide scale you get a very basic idea of the dynamic behind an open source project.

For some undefined reason, the amount of people willing to help and make better is usually bigger than the amount of people there to create mess. This is one of the reasons why Open-Source projects (where the source code is open to everyone) are some of the best performing around, like Android.

Now if we want to answer the "why are they doing it" question, it gets trickier. Because now, we are looking at people either wanting to be seen, to enjoy a better experience, or just having fun coding and creating. But all in all, these people still have to work their way towards a Job or an activity which lets them live in the normal economy.

Think for a second of a way for people contributing to an open source project to receive back ownership in the project itself. Think that rather than having to wait for IPOs or pubblic offerings, a company had the chance to pubblically share a physical representation of equity. Tokens allow for that, and Coinvise is nothing more than a wonderful platform fully dedicated to Token creation and handling. I hope you'll enjoy the episode, so now, have a good watch

Mentioned Links:

https://www.coinvise.co/ Coinvise

https://www.drorpoleg.com/the-token-society/ Token society by Dror Poleg

https://discord.com/invite/3hG6VAZa6t The discord

https://innectedpodcast.com/podcast/jenil-thakker-token-new-world Podcast Page

Timestamps 👇

0:00 Intro

0:30 What is Coinvise

6:39 Why tokens

9:07 What do we lose

9:57 Creating a token on Coinvise

14:34 Can Bezos buy me?

16:43 From 0

18:10 How to make money

20:28 Thank you

Intro Music attribution:

Kevin MacLeod Danse Macabre https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kevin_MacLeod

Welcome to the #6 episode of Innected.

Today we have had the pleasure of interviewing Rahul Tarak. As the thumbnail says, he is a pioneer working on revolutionizing the video editing industry. Rahul's project started as a side hustle trying to solve the problems he personally felt there was an unmet need.

Then realized it wasn't just him, and that the majority of friends around him were struggling with the same issue regarding video editing So Rahul decided, why not build a platform that would benefit people in this space and founded Modfy Video! Here is the official link for modfy video: https://modfy.video/

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Today we have had the pleasure of interviewing Rob Dickinson. As the title says, he is a speciment of an entrepreneur, with experience in over 11 startups.

After this much experience, how does he decide in which projects to work? And how does he get co-workers? These two main questions are just a part of the interview, which ends with his great and peculiar advice to people wanting to be entrepreneurs.

One thing we keep noticing here at Innected is how different each entrepreneur is. We talked with young people and older folks, people just starting out and, now, guys with over 11 startups on record. One may think that someone is born in a specific way and hence he is an entrepreneur. In my opinion, this couldn't be farther from the truth. All the people we have talked with came from different backgrounds, had different ideas and different ways of working. And yet, we all get labelled as entrepreneurs. Outsiders may think we are from another planet, but something in our head switched and we couldn't go back. Italian writer Luigi Pirandello calls this phenomenon an "Epiphany". It's a point which makes us snap out of reality and doesn't let us go back to it. Luckily for us, by using the top 100 richest humans as a meter, this snap can be very profitable.

But being rich is not the only part to being an entrepreneur. It's hard. It's a roller coaster of highs and downs, and it's definitely not easier than any other career. It's a career which one cannot simply put into a linear chart and explain. It's a solo career.

This is why Rob calls for [SPOILERS AHEAD] Being relentless. When we snap out, we can find ourselves alone, without anyone to explain our feelings to. But it's not the truth. One of our goals at Innected is just that, to create a place where we can be together as entrepreneurs.

We'll wait you in our discord, to talk whenever you want to and to work together at any project Have a good listening

Welcome everybody to the fourth episode of Innected, starring Akshay Verma.

Akshay is a young entrepreneur and developer. He won a pioneer tournament with his gamified hiring application, and he expresses sincerely something magic about people like us. We are indeed not the same after something snaps in our head.

Our goals change and at times we feel alone or weird, but we have simply become entrepreneurs. The interview goes over hiring, working for someone else and some extreme schedules, showing how wrong trying to adapt to someone else's is.

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This was Mat, and have a good watch!

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Welcome everybody to the third episode of Innected. Today we have the pleasure of interviewing Ankit Srivastava. After multiple years of growth, Ankit can record owning a 4.5 millions downloads application, a 500.000 dollar ecommerce store and now an Email Marketing webapp.

The path to getting there is not linear, but Ankit shows that with a really good product and the right motivation there is nothing to stop you.

We discuss about the app, his ecommerce, how to handle burnout, and about a good marketing template for applications. If you want to know more, give it a try!

We'll be waiting for you on the Discord to discuss more about all the topics. Have a good listening, and we hope you'll enjoy it.

Welcome everybody to the second episode of Innected. Today we have the pleasure of interviewing Mishka Orakzai. Originary of Pakistan, she is the founder of ThisCodeWorks.com, an application directed towards handling code snippets, sharing them, making sure they work, and easily integrating them in your own project. By solving a problem of a specific audience very well, Mishka managed to engage users from every profession. Her views on education, entrepreneurship, and coding are something which everyone interested in the field should get interested about. The discussion starts with an introduction to her application, how it works, and how she managed to spread it to the pubblic. Hurdles and the difficulty of being an entrepreneur come up, as this is one of the most crucial parts of entrepreneurship in general. Later, we go into more philosophical discussion about coding and it's future, and finish with discussing Innected and the power of a good growth environment. We hope you'll enjoy our second episode, and we will be waiting for you in our Discord. Have a good listening