# Urbit Resources [developer docs](https://developers.urbit.org/overview) [detailed curriculm](https://github.com/sigilante/curriculum) [sigilante youtube channel with many amazing videos](https://www.youtube.com/@sigilante) ## Content [the network age podcast](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH5y5r8WExg&list=PL7isFoxOUYINV3IS1WvwfeBlhEU7R5E9t) ## Projects [uqbar](https://uqbar.network/) [uqbar - zk](https://uqbarnetwork.medium.com/zk-execution-and-uqbar-a8f49784155e) [tirrel](https://tirrel.io/) [zorp](https://zorp.io/)
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Hardware Review: GPUs , FPGAs and Zero Knowledge Proofs

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An opinion on what it takes to build a remote team

My realationship with remote work I spent my whole childhood making friends online, learning online, and even working online at the age of 14. I'm used to hours of isolation, communicating with a friend I never saw face to face. There are many like me. However when I joined my first startup, I joined a tight knit team we worked every day for 8-12 hours in the office an hour drive from my home. This experience granted me long lasting friendships and valuable learning experiences. I started working remotely again two years ago during the start of COVID. During these two years I switched time zones alot, started new jobs and traveled around the globe. But most importantly remote work gives me a sense of freedom, to live my own life as I wish. However along the way I have learned a lot of hard lessons regarding remote work. I will share some of my observations with you. Building a remote team

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