computer-science

Foundational computer science concepts including data structures, programming paradigms, and computational theory.

Let's start with a hypothetical. Let's say you walk into a casino.

Let's start with some data - let's just pick 30 random words from the BIP-39 list (the words used for your seed phrases).

Let's start with some data - let's just pick 30 random words from the BIP-39 list (the words used for your seed phrases).

Ethereum Consensus Updates

We've discussed the concept of and how developers use it to manage complexity and collaborate effectively.

A (VM) is a computer program that emulates a complete, independent computer system entirely within another computing environment.

To understand generational changes, you need to have a generational perspective. So, let's start from the beginning...

2022 is an incredibly volatile and stressful year, especially in the crypto industry.

Bitcoin invented decentralized computation: the coordination of untrusted computers to achieve a unified computing environment.

September 11th, 2001: 19 terrorists hijacked 4 airplanes and flew them into the pillars of American dominance

was founded as an equity trading house on May 1, 1923.

At the turn of the 21st century, American-brand capitalism was at its peak.

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.

Bond A that pays $100 in 1 week  Bond B that pays $200 in 1 year

When you divide two integers, sometimes the result is not an integer (eg has a reminder). is a branch of math that is focused on the reminder.

Practical definition of Money:  Money is a system of value that facilitates the exchange of goods in an economy.

Consider a square with sides of length X. An increase in side length results in:

To understand The World Computer you have to understand the Proto-Computer: .

The way I think of a computer is it's a machine that provides a platform for the (incredibly) quick and efficient calculation of math.

Alright, let’s talk product manufacturing cycles. At a super high level, here’s one one cycle looks like:

Here's the unspoken question: “so what does this look like in 50+ years? Does crypto eat the world?”