Jingdong blockchain Department

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At noon, 31 year old Guo Yang (not his real name) had just finished his morning technical meeting, and then he had seven or eight hours of technical discussion waiting for him. He rarely had time to get out of his work and have a meal with his friends. When he heard the other party say "blockchain technical director's annual salary is 1.5 million", his hand trembled and the bowl almost turned over

Zhang Zuoyi's goal now is to complete the transformation of blockchain technology in other scenarios in the same way. He said that as the team has done more and more, we can see that there are more than 300 online brands, and there are nearly 8000 procts. Just like building blocks, he is building his cooperation relationship on the basis of the cooperation of some brands

Guo Yang is also full of ambition at the moment. At 9 p.m., he finished his shift and had dinner with friends in the company canteen. While talking about the latest progress of the blockchain project, he experienced the ups and downs of the blockchain instry and heard some sad or happy news. On the contrary, he felt that the blockchain technology had more vitality and was worth exploring. Thinking of this, I feel that my ambition has been released by my current work, and I am looking forward to establishing a career that really belongs to blockchain technology

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On March 22, jd.com officially released a white paper on blockchain solution, which stated that it aimed to build an integrated intelligent supply chain system, retail network and financial technology with blockchain as the "linker" and its accumulated experience in cloud computing, big data, artificial intelligence, Internet of things and other new technologies, so as to shorten the distance between commodities and customers, and under the guidance of the group strategy of unbounded retail, Fully open their own blockchain technology accumulation

Zhang Chen, chief technology officer of Jingdong group, said that in order to promote the development of blockchain technology and the combination of various business scenarios of Jingdong group, and use blockchain technology to promote the recording, flow and exchange of value big data, Jingdong group has cooperated with various internal functions, technologies and business systems to carry out special research on the development trend of blockchain technology and application, The white paper on technical practice of Jingdong blockchain (2018) has been compiled. The white paper summarizes the development status and direction of blockchain core technology in Jingdong group, shares typical application cases of various business landing practices of Jingdong group, and puts forward relevant suggestions for blockchain technology development roadmap and standardization roadmap

4. 1. Taking the name of Wu as the surname, it comes from the surname Ji and is a direct descendant of the Xuanyuan family of the Yellow Emperor. In the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou tribe was founded by the father of Gu Gong, the 12th grandson of the Yellow Emperor
the descendants of Shoumeng, the king of Wu, are divided into two branches: one is politically developed, with the emergence of such famous monarchs as he Lu, the king of Wu, and Fu Chai, the king of Wu; On the other hand, Jizha and his descendants developed independently, with a large number of people, making up the vast majority of the Wu family. After the state of Wu was destroyed by the state of Yue, its descendants took the state as their surname and called it Wu
2. The surname Wu existed in ancient times. One is that some descendants of Shun were granted the title of Yu. Because the sound of "Yu" is similar to that of "Wu", there is a surname of Wu after Shun. First, Emperor Zhuanxu had the power of Wu, and then the Wu family. First, there was Wu He, the archer of Shaokang emperor, followed by the surname Wu
3. According to the relevant information, it is said that he was a descendant of Wu Quan when Zhuanxu Emperor (Gaoyang family) was in ancient times
4. In Shaokang, the king of Xia Dynasty, there was Wu He, followed by Wu family
5. The integration of ethnic minorities and Han nationality resulted in Wu surname. Xibo, Kirgiz, Chao... 1. Take the name of Wu as the surname, come from the surname Ji, is the direct descendant of the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan family. In the Shang Dynasty, the Zhou tribe was founded by the father of Gu Gong, the 12th grandson of the Yellow Emperor
the descendants of Shoumeng, the king of Wu, are divided into two branches: one is politically developed, with the emergence of such famous monarchs as he Lu, the king of Wu, and Fu Chai, the king of Wu; On the other hand, Jizha and his descendants developed independently, with a large number of people, making up the vast majority of the Wu family. After the state of Wu was destroyed by the state of Yue, its descendants took the state as their surname and called it Wu
2. The surname Wu existed in ancient times. One is that some descendants of Shun were granted the title of Yu. Because the sound of "Yu" is similar to that of "Wu", there is a surname of Wu after Shun. First, Emperor Zhuanxu had the power of Wu, and then the Wu family. First, there was Wu He, the archer of Shaokang emperor, followed by the surname Wu
3. According to the relevant information, it is said that he was a descendant of Wu Quan when Zhuanxu Emperor (Gaoyang family) was in ancient times
4. In Shaokang, the king of Xia Dynasty, there was Wu He, followed by Wu family
5. The integration of ethnic minorities and Han nationality resulted in Wu surname. The Xibe, Kirgiz, Korean and Hezhe nationalities all have Wu surnames.

5. CEO, the position of Dongge

6. Short stocks, the United States can short. In 1929, the U.S. stock market crash, stock index plummeted, Livermore made $100 million by short, becoming the first U.S. billionaire

7. Jingdong self operation refers to the goods purchased and sold by Jingdong itself, which are not sold by other online stores. The quality assurance of goods is relatively good.

8. Some of the books recommended by Charlie Munger were not found. They are all foreign books, after all, foreigners< First, biography
Munger likes reading biography very much. "I think that if you want to teach people some great and useful ideas, biography is a way to make it easier for people to connect the life and personality of the thought creators," Munger said. If you are with Adam; If you make friends with Smith, you will learn economics better“ Make friends with great men who have passed away. "That sounds ridiculous. But if you always make friends with old friends who are far sighted in your life, then you will live a better life and be more ecated. It's better than just talking about the main idea. "
1. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
2. Benjamin Franklin by Carl van Doren. Penguin USA, June 23, 1994
Charlie Munger also recommended reading & quot; anything about his personal hero, Benjamin Franklin." - In 1998, Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
3, poor Charlie's Almanac by Peter Kaufman; Kaufman) (2005)
4. Einstein: life and the universe, e instein:His Life And university by Walter Isaacson, 2007 Wesco annual meeting
I've read all the Einstein biographies, and this is by far the best a very interesting book, Models of my life by herb Simon is the only management scientist among the 2001 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
Nobel Laureates in economics
6, John Adams, biography of John Adams by David McCullough
7, biography of Johnson, the road to power, Lord of the Senate & gt;, The path to power (the years of Lyndon Johnson, Volume 1); Carlo)
8, Andrew Carnegie by Joseph Frazier wall (Joseph Frazier wall), 2003 Wesco annual meeting
9, Rockefeller: a myth about wealth, Titan: the life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr; Cherno, 1999 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
10. TEs and the making of the Microsoft empire by James Wallace and Jim Erickson rformance:Keep It Going by LES Schwab, 2004 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting; Master of the G ame:Steve Ross and the Creation of Time Warner" Munger also likes popular science books, especially about the theory of evolution. Speaking at the 1997 Berkshire Hathaway shareholders' meeting, Munger said: "in terms of investment, biological reasons can help predict the outcome of the process of business evolution. There are many similarities between business and biological evolution."
13. The origin of species by Charles Darwin
& quot; Charlie Munger recommends reading " anything by Darwin." < br />14、Darwin' S blind spot: evolution beyond natural selection by Frank Ryan. 2003 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
15. The Third Chimpanzee by Jared Diamond (diamond), 1992 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
16. Genome: a 23 chapter Autobiography of a species, Genome: The Autobiography of a specifications in 23 chapters by Matt Ridley, Matt Riedel
& quot; Genome which is the history of a species in 23 chapters, is a perfectly amazing book -- and very interesting." Charlie Munger - 2001 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
17, the selfish gene by Richard Dawkins (Richard & Chen 8226; Dawkins)< br />One fabulous book is The Selfish Gene, which provides basic insights on human conditions."& quot; - 2000 Wesco annual meeting
18, the Blind Watchmaker: why the evidence of evolution revolutions a university without design & quot; By Richard Dawkins; A matter of degrees: what temperature reviews about the past and future of our specifications, planet, and university by Gino Segre (Gino & Chen 8226; The language instinct: how the mind creates language by Steven Pinker; Pinker), March 13, 1998
21, & quot; No Two Alike: Human Nature and Human Indiviality" by Judith Rich Harris. Poor Charlie' S Almanack
22, ice age by John & Mary Gribbin
& quot; Best work of science exposition and history that I' ve read in many years!& quot; - ( from the back cover of the book)
" I recommend Ice Age, which traces the past history of glaciation. It' s the best book of scientific explanation I' ve ever read." - 2002 Wesco Annual Meeting < Deep simplicity: bringing order to chaos and complexity by John Gribbin; Grebin)< br />24、The Martian of S cience:Five Physicists Who changed the tweeth century by Peter bevelin; Three scientists and their gods: looking for meaning in an age of information by Robert Wright,
& quot; It' s a very interesting book for a certain academic type". - 2001 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting Social science
Munger believes that stock selection is a branch of social art, and investment should be understood as a part of social ability. Munger not only liked the books which made a profound and exquisite analysis of the rise and fall of a country in terms of historical traditions, but also liked economics very much. He especially thought that economics was "the queen of the soft sciences in many respects". Therefore, he recommended some works on social development history, psychology, management or comprehensive disciplines< Gun, germs, gun and steel: the fates of human societies by Jared Diamond (diamond),
& quot books like Guns, Germs, and Steel, don' t come along very often."， 2000 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting. Charlie Munger liked the book because Diamond is " always asking WHY ?& quot; - Living within limits: ecology, economics, and Population Taboos by Garrett Hardin, 1998
use it is the condensed wisdom of a very smart man, 1997 Wesco annual meeting.
29. How the Scots Invented the modern world: how the poorest countries in Western Europe created the world; S poor nation created our world and everything in it by Arthur Herman; Herman),
& quot; I also recommend How the Scots Invented the Modern World: The True Story of How Western Europe' s Poorest Nation Created Our World and Everything in It, about how a small group of people flourished." - 2002 Wesco annual meeting
30, the weather and poverty of n ations:Why Some Are so rich and some so poor, by David S. landers, 1999 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting
This important book examines how wealth and culture intertwine over time and the effects both can have on nations. It provides a thoughtful, rational explanation of why various cultures that possess certain advantages never have become world powers. It also examines why certain countries have become so successful and why others have fallen. Everyone should study the reasons why certain countries have been successful and others have not so we can learn from those challenges and not be Influence: the psychology of personality by Robert B. Cialdini (2000)& quot; This program will help executives make better decisions and use their influence wisely . . . Robert Cialdini has had a greater impact on my thinking on this topic than any other scientist."
32, "living out meaning", man & # 39; S search for meaning: experiences in the concentration camp by Viktor E. Frank; Judgment in management decision making by Max H. Bazerman; Bazerman, 1995 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting
34, getting to yes: Negotiating Agreement without giving in, by Roger Fisher, William ury and Bruce Patton
35, only paranoia can survive, Only the paranoid survive by Andy Grove
36. Getting it done: how to lead when you & # 39; Re not in charge by Roger Fisher and Alan sharp (sharp / Fisher)
& quot; This book is must reading for those seeking to maximize their contribution to the constructive work of the world." - ( From the back cover of the book)
37, outliers, written by Malcolm; Malcolm Gladwell, 4. Finance and economics, Munger said: "I think Warren and I get more from some good business magazines than from other places. If we read every issue of all kinds of business reports, we can easily and quickly get all kinds of business experience, and if you can form a habit of thinking, By combining what you read with the basic architecture of these ideas, you can graally accumulate some investment wisdom. " In terms of investment theory, Munger recommended some books on stock investment and some books on corporate scandals< The intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham; Security analysis by Benjamin Graham; Graham)
the single greatest book on investing in my opinion
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