Pressing "add" right before "multiply" changes the Windows Calculator results
Can you figure out why the Windows Calculator does what it does?
Articles
The posts are revolving built-space, entrepreneurship, and technology
Not always smart thermostats
Let's go to the outer space and back to understand what smart thermostats are really selling.
Nuclear energy's issue is not the waste
With the challenges ahead of sustainable energy, nuclear looks like a less-explored solution. For some professionals, the nuclear energy's limitations is not about the radioactive waste nor it is about potential disasters. Let's talk about real limitations.
Imagining a Layer 2 protocol on the banking system
Layer 2 protocols are one of the major proposed solutions for blockchain scalability limitations. Ethereum's Rollups and Bitcoin's Lightning promise instant and almost free transactions. To better understand what they are, let's imagine how a Layer 2 system would work on the banking system.
No need to worry about solar storms
The Sun's Corona Mass Ejection is very likely, how dangerous would it be?
Bitcoin is not scarce
Bitcoin may be scarce technology-wise. But is that scarcity guaranteed regardless of market conditions? I'd argue otherwise.
Managing Volunteers
Working in a volunteer organization has changed my perspective about leadership. Let's talk about driving people towards a shared vision, when no paycheck is involved.
Actually Understanding Modern Cryptography Algorithms
Two modern cryptographic algorithms are the foundation of the web. Let's take an intuitive look at them.
Should hoarding be praised?
A lot of the financial market activity is about sitting on a finite resource, waiting for its value to go up. How beneficial is that to a market?
Delivering Bad News
sometimes a bad news must be given someone. If you are the person who has to do it, a few considerations may help in delivering the news.