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Today in London.

If the price of EOS tokens stays at the current level, the final valuation of EOS will be around USD 5 billion. Which is around 20% of Ethereum. What does it mean? The consequences are much more profound

While glancing through the EOS repository I've stumbled upon something which you might find highly interesting: EOS roadmap by Dan Larimer. It's quite recent - created 3 days ago. TL;DR There will be a

I've recently noticed this conundrum: religion is being simultaneously suppressed and protected. Religion is removed from the public discourse. Only rational claims are allowed in decision making. Religious

While reading @dwinblood's post about the fallacy communism this little fragment got my attention: I am not religious, so when I say "this is evil" it has nothing to do with religion. It has

Wygląda na to że niektórzy z nowych użytkowników (może nawet większość?) posługują się głównym hasłem przy używaniu steemit.com. Tego nie powinno się robić! Ze względów bezpieczeństwa Steemowy blockchain

Ostatnio miałem przyjemność rozmawiać z liderami (właścicielami?) sporego polskiego biznesu zajmującego się szeroko pojętym marketingiem internetowym, a w szczególności monetyzacją blogów tzw. influencerów.

Domena steemit.com to tylko jedna z kilku "przeglądarek" Steema. Inne to np. busy.org lub chainbb.com. Czyli idea jest taka że mamy jedną bazę danych i wiele sposobów dostępu, każdy jest niezależnym

Action: Dell is no longer accepting Bitcoin as payment. Reaction: This is very good for Bitcoin. Bitcoin is NOT valuable because merchants accept it. I don't want merchants to accept it. I want merchants

The fundamental lesson from Buddha is this: don't let what you are stop you from being what you could be. And then the question is: what do you identify with? Do you identify with what you are? Or do you

This is a walk-through of a small script written in Wren which implements the classic Animals guessing game. It's very short and simple, yet it's a good way to see in action some of the non-trivial features

I guess it was unintentional: EOS devs have left some links on github pointing to drafts containing sensitive information, before it was officially released. EOS Community Contract Specification: EOS Plan

While doing some research about Robert Nystrom, the guy who created the scripting language Wren chosen for EOS, I stumbled upon this interview, a bit old (from 2015), yet still very informative and fun

In most cases, when we upvote we don't really want a post to have a ridiculously huge payout, and when we downvote we don't want to wipe it out completely. We want something reasonable between those two

What's the current workflow? From a content creator's perspective, Steem currently works like this: you are supposed to set up an account and supply content, preferably created exclusively for Steem. In

Free speech is the very foundation of our civilization. It's the only mechanism we have which prevents us from violence to sort out our differences. So I'd say it's kind of sacred. Here is the story: some

What it means is that if I announce that my gender pronoun is e.g. "thon" (or any other listed here) instead of the usual "he" / "she", you are bound by law to use the word

Steem is lessons learned from BitShares. But we seem to have gone from one bad extremity to another bad extremity, while the ultimate solution might be a combination of those two. BitShares, since the

Those who oppose the ability to negate upvotes argue that it will allow censorship by opening up an easy way to silence a minority. The opposite is true: the negation of the need to negate upvotes is the

There is the risk of misconceptions being further perpetuated, instead of being debunked. (image credit) After one or two weeks, most of us are not able to fully comprehend all the nuances of Steem's inner