Crackpot’s Corner: Philosophy is Futile
Like many young people with delusions of intellectualism, I once determined to devise a complete system of morality from first principles.
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Category: Not So Easy Pieces
Libertarianism can be Tactical, and there is a Question on Porn?
“I may disapprove of what you do, but I will defend to the death your right to yiff”
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Stumbling Along in Germany
Dbleagle takes us on a sobering walk.
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Update from Ev
What’s going on
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Enter the Twatter! (Part 2)
Jack is still full of s***
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Its that time of year (again)
Assuming one clicks the links, it might be best I keep this one short.
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Glibertarian Search Engine Survey
Introduction Much has been made in social media and political class about potential biases within...
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The Problem with Aggregation, Part 2 of an… Aggregation
In the second installment in the Problem with Aggregation, Leap complains about things.
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Japanese Loanwords
Let’s get down to today’s lesson from Sensei!
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Suicide: Libertarian Style
Q Continuum tackles a tough issue.
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Anarcho Capitalism, private property, bank failure and use of force
Vinnie – mulls over Anarcho-Capitalism and says…ask me!
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Five minute Romanian lesson
I want to say I am not trying to make fun of straffinrun’s post but this came to me as I was reading it, and I wrote it quickly (and glibly).
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5 Minute Japanese Lesson
Wherein straffinrun tries to stretch our brains.
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A Deep Dive into Cryptocurrencies and Their Operation: Part 2
We’re going to start here in Part 2 by talking generically about some of the hurdles that cryptocurrencies have had to overcome, then we’ll define some terms, and finally we’ll put all the pieces together into a basic model of how a blockchain-based cryptocurrency works.
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A Deep Dive into Cryptocurrencies and Their Operation: Part 1
Per requests from the commentariat, here is a core dump of everything I know about Bitcoin, blockchain, and cryptocurrencies from a technical aspect. I’m gonna try to keep this at a high school level, but it is going to require touching on some 300 and 400 level computer science concepts, which I hope to explain without losing the audience. However, this is going to end up quite long due to the amount of material to be covered.
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