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Extremely high demand for Ethereum skills - Interview with Team Leader at Ethereum

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Blockchain is all the rage! And, Dr. Christian Reitwiessner is in the midst of the storm. As one of the creators of Solidity, we were thrilled that he was willing to take the time to answer questions from the LinuxCareer crew. He provided great depth on his thoughts on not only Solidity, but Ethereum overall. Hopefully, you will find his insight as compelling as we did.

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henke54 ·
Quoting:EthArmbian (ARM64) [1] is a custom Ubuntu Linux image for the NanoPC-T4 ARM SoC [2] and the RockPro64 ARM SoC [3] that runs Geth or Parity Ethereum clients as a boot service and automatically turns the device into a full Ethereum node.
henke54 ·
diglos76 wrote: It seems that the Raspbian Linux kernel has lots of problems handling 4GB of RAM (particularly on heavy i/o workloads). As so, The Raspberry Pi Foundation enabled a 64bit kernel on their official repository (note that the userland is still on 32bit). The 64bit kernel seems to fix the allocation memory issues.
henke54 ·
diglos76 wrote:Ethereum on ARM is a project that provides custom Linux images for Raspberry Pi 4 (Ethereum on ARM32 repo [1]), NanoPC-T4 [2] and RockPro64 [3] boards (Ethereum on ARM64 repo [4]) that run Geth, Parity, Nethermind [5] or Besu [6] Ethereum clients as a boot service and automatically turns these ARM devices into a full Ethereum node.

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