Amir Taaki

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</ ref> == Biography == === Early years === Amir Taaki was born 6 February 1988 in London, the eldest of three children of a Scottish-English mother and an Iranian father who is a property developer. === Free software === After briefly attending three British universities, Taaki gravitated to the free software movement.幼い頃から、Taakiはコンピュータ技術に関心を示していた[自己防衛|教授自身] コンピュータプログラミング In 2006, Taaki became heavily involved in Crystal Space development under the pseudonym of genjix. He also developed a number of video games making use of free software, including the adventure game Crystal Core and the futuristic racer game Ecksdee. Taaki was also a participant in the Blender project Yo Frankie!. Taaki was a speaker at the 2007 Games Convention in Leipzig.</span> Proceedings、www.blender.org / He founded a UK bitcoin exchange called "Britcoin", which was succeeded in 2011 by a new British exchange called Intersango, in which he was a principal developer, which was closed after their UK bank account was restricted following an investigation by Metro Bank. In April 2011, Taaki and Donald Norman established the Bitcoin Consultanc</span> === Bitcoin === 2009年と2010年に、Taakiはプロポーカープレイヤーとして生計を立てました [オンラインギャンブル]を経験した彼は、 ]プロジェクト。 Taaki created the first full reimplementation of the bitcoin protocol named libbitcoin, worked on the bitcoin client Electrum and created other command line utilities around bitcoin and the network. The bitcoin standardisation procedure (Bitcoin Improvement Proposals or BIPs) was started by Taaki. In 2014, together with Cody Wilson, he launched the Dark Wallet project after a crowdfunding run on IndieGoGo which raised over $50,000. Taaki, along with other developers from Airbitz, Inc. (producers of a bitcoin business directory and mobile bitcoin wallet) created a prototype for a decentralised marketplace called "DarkMarket" in 2014, at a hackathon in Toronto, which was forked into the OpenBazaar project. === Activism === Taaki has been outspoken in favour of Internet activism such as Anonymous, likening them to modern day freedom-fighters. A long-time contributor to free software, he advocates total data freedom. Taaki has labelled censorship policies as being a wedge towards ever-increasing censorship. He proposes a shift away from specialist thinking towards a creative society of generalist knowledge workers. Taaki is a speaker of Esperanto, which he promotes as an auxiliary country-neutral international language to preserve local langu</span>行動主義=== Taakiは、[[Anonymous（group）| Anonymous]のような[インターネット活動主義]に率直に率直に言及され、現代の自由に似せている-fighters。 Amir Taaki formerly lived in an anarchist squat in Barcelona, Spain. He now resides in an anarchist squat in the former anti-G8 HQ building in London, England. ===Rojava=== In 2015, Taaki went to Rojava (Syrian Kurdistan) to offer his skills to the revolution, and served the YPG military. He had no training, but spent three and a half months in the YPG military fighting on the front.</span> 2015年に、Taakiは革命に彼のスキルを提供するためにシリアのクルディスタンに行きました。彼はトレーニングを受けていませんでしたが、3人と3人を過ごしました。正面に戦っている[人民防衛部隊| YPG軍隊]の半月。</span> He was then discharged and worked in the civil society for over a year on various projects for Rojava's economics committee.その後、Rojavaの経済委員会のさまざまなプロジェクトについて、市民社会で1年以上退任して働いていました。 == References == == External links == * Personal website * Interview with "Gavin Andresen and Amir Taaki, Bitcoin,", This Week in Startups, video on YouTube * Bitcoin: the fastest growing currency in the world – video, The Guardian

==参考文献== ==外部リンク== * [1] * AndresenとAmir Taaki、Bitcoin」、「今週のスタートアップ」、ビデオYouTube * [https://www.theguardian.com/technology/video/2013/mar/22/ Bitcoin-currency-video Bitcoin：世界最速の通貨であるビデオ、The Guardian

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