Developing a bot is always a trade-off between time invested and time saved in the end. In this post, I'll discuss my experience developing a bot for Steem Monsters. The whole Steem ecosystem never piqued

Now I've finally found some time to show you another cool coin. This piece was gifted to me by my girlfriend's grandfather last week. original source End of an Era This coin commemorates the 50th anniversary

Alright, I'm sorry that I don't write as much on #steemsilvergold recently, but my curation bot @aicu absorbs a lot of time. I'll write something soon on SSG, I promise :) Anyway, after some sleepless

My curation bot @aicu has been running for a couple of days now, let's look how well it's doing. Cold Hard Numbers My bot has been watching the "new" category of steemit for three days. Minus

After a couple of days and some feature engineering, I finished the first version of my curation bot. It's currently doing a test run on the account @aicu. Dataset The dataset consists of 5000 curator

Small countries often issue curious coins. The republic of Belarus is no exception to this. A couple of years back they issued a new gold bullion coin. The Slavic Women coin: original source Slavic Women

Usually lunar coins are just that: coins with lunar designs. But this witty one-ouncer breaks with this tradition. Image source powercoin.itMousy CoinThe Mongolian Mint pushed the boundaries of what a

Over the last weeks, I've been thinking about the curation-reward approach of steemit. I was intrigued by how large human curated networks like curie are trying to discover new aspiring authors. You certainly

I just came across this neat little shell. It's a colourful piece of silver from the Singapore Mint. Singapore Mint Source Singapore Mint Source Shell in Colour The shell looks actually like a real living

Who doesn't want good luck? This coin from the Perth mint claims to be a good luck charm. Let's take a closer look at it. original size Good Luck in a box? Well, let's see whether there's such a thing.

Now for the second part of my Canadian Wildlife collection onto dangerous predators and unsuspecting prey.original size original sizeHunter and Prey It's not always puppies and kittens in the Canadian

Lush forests, dangerous predators along with gentle giants and lots of maples. That's what the Canadian Flora and Fauna is all about. In the following days, we look into some coins from the Canadian Wildlife

Have you ever wondered what's the difference between one ounce of gold and silver? Look no further, I'll show you the difference with the 2019 China Panda. original sizeOne Ounce Tinier Almost one ounce

I was just browsing the website of the Goznak Moscow State mint as I came across two very interesting coins. One cool ship battle motive and a series on Elk. Russian Mint WebsiteArrr, or not so Arr It's

Hello everyone. One short month ago I put in an order with @backyardbullion, hoping it would arrive before Brexit. Luckily Brexit was postponed, so no customs nightmare. But anyway, five days earlier I

With this beautiful coin from Niue, it's turtle time. Let's take a close look at this oceanic fellow! original size Obverse The front shows a beautiful turtle diving underwater. The most beautiful part

I hope you like reptiles because this coin features one mighty fine iguana. It came all the way from Fiji, I think it's only polite to take a closer look at this visitor. original size The eye of the Iguana

Two dragons, discovering fire. What a fascinating design. Now let's see what this coin is really about. original size Obverse This coin from Niue shows an old Chinese motive actually. Two dragons encircling

Hello there, today I'll look into the differences of fractional silver coins from the same series. They all do have the same design and only differ in size. But do they? Elephant Comparisons For this

Today we're going to switch things up with some math. We're going to look at how to build fractal curves with silver bullion. original sizeA dragon curve at zero iterations, just one lonely dragon. Dragon