“Van der Laan is the second successor to Satoshi Nakamoto and is one of the few people in the world with final commit access to Bitcoin Core’s GitHub.”
Fun stuff from bankruptcy court. The company is screwed, but they have a crypto mining operation, and they want to continue to invest in it despite being screwed. “That’s the thing about bankruptcy that’s oh so beautiful. A company can […]
“In other words, certainly individual users of Ethereum can fall into the death pit by either sending ETH to a sanctioned address or receiving ETH from one. That much seems clear. But what about US-based miners or validators who add […]
Why do so many recipes call for a single clove, such a tiny amount of garlic? “One clove is not enough for any recipe, unless it’s a recipe for “how to cook one clove of garlic,” in which case you […]
“There’s a giant missing piece in the middle of the bell curve, where all the studies with non-significant results should be.” | learn more
A hot summer presents an Alabama real estate owner/operator with surprises. | learn more
It’s actually impressive just how unprofitable of a business these brands are in. “Brands laid off staff, cut guidance and accumulated losses in a tougher operating environment. A select few continued to thrive.” | learn more
This is short and useful. “Adding a reservoir to a high-demand system creates slack, resilience and efficiency.” | learn more
I have oft complained that zoom events really don’t measure up to live events. This startup organizes remote game shows for your teams, including a live host. I haven’t tried this, but it seems innovative. | learn more
Type in a sentence and the output is an AI-generated image that’s pretty darn good. “Computers are getting better at doing what humans can do, including creating art from scratch.” | learn more