This is another article in my "opinions are like arseholes, everybody has one" series. Basically, I'd like to step back and muse about what is it about Bitcoin that drove people to value it so much that

While working on the WoT blockchain I got an interesting idea. It might not be a new one - it seems like Hashgraph is going somewhat in the same direction (though I can't as of yet find any tech docs to

In the beginning there was Bitcoin, and its blockchain was (and is) thought of as a database. And fair enough, it was built this way: to find out anything about participants in transactions (addresses)

tl;dr: Sascha absconded, leaving debts behind. At about Christmas time 2017 I was contacted by a colleague who has just started working with Sascha Srdoch, to help them with a project which was aimed to

I was chatting with friend, that is to say using an instant messaging application to send texts back-and-forth (what are we, savages to meet IRL?!), and I've sent him a link to a gameplay video of Brutal

This is just a collection and a re-post of a summary of Nassim Taleb's book "Skin in the Game" by Douglas9162. The original Twitter thread is here. "[Skin in the game] SITG is about 4 things: uncertainty,

Opinions are like arseholes: everyone has one -- Anonymous So this is my opinion about what money is and how it could play out in the future. Basically everyone I've heard of (which is not a long list

When I was younger I struggled somewhat to reconcile doing what a client (or employer) wanted and what I knew was right. Being a stubborn wise-ass, that usually ended up as "my way or the highway" type

Most developers have some sort of a "gut feeling" why software development costs so much and even with best effort and intention, tends to consume more time than planned. This is nothing new, it's been

We are all Moses, every one of us, seeing the glimpses of the promised land, the future, knowing that we will not live there ourselves. That goes doubly for those of us working with things which change

The "Technological singularity" is many things to many people. Strictly defined, it's a point in (future) history where the technological progress would happen so fast that it's literally impossible

I was inspired to write this short book because I've seen so many people taking interest in Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, tokens, ICOs, blockchain and other things without having even the slightest idea how

This is my first day on Steemit, I've joined about an hour ago, and I very much like the idea. Personally, I think the main issue with any cyptocurrency is not the technology, but how to get the coins