Yes! All are welcome.

There are resources to get started at The Bitcoin Dev Project with posts from @bitcoin_devs.

Chaincode runs a Start Your Career in Bitcoin Open Source Software (BOSS) program, but the next cohort won't be for some time.

Contributing to BOSS is an amazing way to contribute to the ecosystem. Just a guess but I'd say your skills could be put to work on @0xB10C 's projects. Learn more at: https://b10c.me/

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Bitcoin open source software development

Thanks for re-surfacing @elvismercury. As mentioned in #396527, this is a Bitcoin Dev Project project and the source code is here -- contributors and PRs welcome!

Nothing is being trained here. The responses are generated based on the same sources as bitcoinsearch.xyz. We take the content from the most relevant sources and then ask OpenAI (could use another LLM) to summarize the raw content. This limits the hallucinations as we don't make up any answers that don't have content to support it, but also limits its range. It does well with technical questions that people have written long mailing list posts about, but not very well with general purpose bitcoin things. We also implemented L402 for DoS protection.

We'll let the devops know.

This is not meant for someone new to code. You are welcome to try but that’s not who we are targeting.

This is different than the seminars, which I think were a solid educational experience but didn’t prompt many to take the leap to being a ₿OSS contributor. This program is singularly focused on that outcome.

This is different and will be more focused on coding than group discussion like the seminars.

Yes. All remote.

https://chat.bitcoinsearch.xyz/ uses it. I’m not aware of many others that have implemented it.

What would you suggest adding?

Yes, we allow a certain number of questions for free.

No plans on turning this into a business. The payments collected are paid out as sats-for-review on review.btctranscripts.com.

This is a Bitcoin Dev Project product.

The responses are generated based on the same sources as bitcoinsearch.xyz. We made some choices to cut down on hallucinations, which limits its range and so it thrives with deeply technical questions and won't do very well with general purpose bitcoin things. We've also implemented L402 for DoS protection, which I haven't seen much of in the wild.

I’d steer you to Librería de Satoshi to find technical, Spanish focused programming.

@elvismercury Here is another project relevant to this discussion.