Is the Average Chinese Tech Worker Working Harder Than the Americans?

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The average chinese tech worker works harder than the american tech worker. Let's say you are asked to design for a highly intelligent and curious friend who had never been to india before, the ideal india trip might look like. Hum, it depends on what they're like, whether they want the authentic india or the tourist india. Theauthentic india is has got a lot going for it. The tourist india will be much closer to their western experience. And given those parometers as either stick to kind of the most manicured city aspects and probably the south,. which is a little bit more attuned to western sensibilities in terms of just h d i and

When Balaji Srinivasan sat down for his conversation with Tyler he was the CEO of Earn.com. Today he is the CTO at Coinbase, which acquired his company in the intervening weeks (congrats Balaji!). But while his job title has changed, his passion remains the same: harnessing the power of the blockchain to launch a new generation of entrepreneurs, businesses, and entire markets.

Balaji talks with Tyler about the potential of the blockchain and beyond, including how firewalls may become the new immigration policy tool, why drones are still underrated, the future of news and academia, what the Silicon Valley opener reveals about how America views the tech industry, and more.

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