Now that the productive, creative, chaotic, community madness and "glee" of DevCon4 and #CryptoLife are behind us, it's time to take stock of all the remarkable things that happened over the last 3 weeks. Let's start with an overview of winners from #CryptoLife.
Language at it's best is performance. Words with the power to persuade have a cadence of sounds - an internal rhythm - that performs what they mean. It is this feedback loop which lies at the heart of how words come to mean at all.
We want to come together to exchange ideas, make new friends, and build things as an inclusive community set adrift on the high digital seas, navigating these distributed networks by no more than the stars in our own eyes.
tl;dr if you've ever developed anything at all on Ethereum, help us answer these simple questions! It'll help everyone make better decisions across our
What does moving toward a DAO mean for you as a contributor to Status, what are the different ways to get involved and how does what you do at Status change?
Keeping up with Embark after the team joined Status has become mission impossible. Near-lightspeed development means we can bring you so many new features that they genuinely do not fit into one post.
As other teams pivot away from chat to focus on other parts of the user experience of Ethereum such as wallets and exchange, we thought we'd highlight why we think conversation will form the basis of a more equitable internet that is accessible, useful, and secure for all of us.
The question remains: how do we actually apply Liberal Radicalism? We're not going to convince the Fed that it should implement Harberger Taxes or Quadratic Voting tomorrow, so where do we start, and how do we iterate from there?
Vitalik, Zoë and Glen just published a paper in which they propose a mechanism and philosophy for a self-organising decentralised ecosystem of public goods. It's
Connecting with the people you work with when everyone is separated by both distance and our increasingly omnipresent screens can be very challenging. We fit
It is the size, diversity, and kindness of the community that sets Ethereum apart from other cryptocurrencies. We want to #buidl truly decentralized services that
Technikon comes from the Greek, and is the noun use of the neuter of tekhnikos, meaning ‘relating to skills’. This site ought to be all
"I made it religious because I really really like religion, except for the part where it's wrong." -- Scott Alexander
I promised some friends that I would give it a rest for a while, but there are a few, last things I'd still like to
I wrote about paradigms and cryptocurrency not so long ago, and left a little teaser at the end about how the African concept of ubuntu
