Helping people and computers cooperate.
In response to Vitalik's latest blog post.
Last night I created two meme tokens out of curiosity. They were silly experiments, and I have no particular plans for them. I ultimately found the experience d…
This post is incomplete, but after sitting in draft form for months, I’ve become concerned I’ll never share the part I did write, so I’m publishing now for Mix.…
Here's a super simple guide to basic lactobacillus food fermentation. Historically a way to preserve food, it turns out to be great for your gut health too, and…
If we want computers to work for us, we need to be able to issue permissions to and from machines, but we can only grant permissions that we know about, and can…
Ah, eth_sign. I can tell that story. I may look like a fool for part of it, but I’ll try to represent the historical contexts that made the sequence of decision…
I've had a weird little predicament in my head for a bit now, and I wanted to write it down. I've been doing a lot of work on digital delegation systems, and th…
The ideas expressed in this blog post have been re-articulated in greater detail on this Notion page (to permit for wider collaboration).
Online recipes have become a weird economy of maximizing advertising revenue, and diluting the recipe with narrative and blog. This bookmarklet will let you cut…
As my contribution to "Onchain: A Farcaster experiment in long-form content", I made a commitment to write some thoughts on a topic I'd wanted to, and for that …
This story is essentially a sequel to Solomon’s Wake, despite chronologically describing earlier events. I would request you read it first to set the appropriat…
"I find the defendant guilty, to be sentenced to death." Solomon declared in his famously compassionate tone.