Today I've been thinking.. I'll have to make a post about it tomorrow. View this post on Steeve, an AI-powered Steem interface

What is Freemium? In short, freemium business model means that you get a service or a product for free while someone else pays for the costs of developing it and providing it to you. source You probably

I've just read this essay titled 'Is it worth being wise?' and I liked it a lot. I encourage you to do the same as I think the author touched some important aspects of the difference between being wise

I would like to share my data analysis of the EOS ICO. The ICO has been running for two days, so there is plenty of data for making some projections about the final price of the EOS token for this time

Big thanks to Jonathan Mohan for the stream! Edit: Currently Ian and Dan are highlighting the need for internal governance system.

Thanks to @roelandp I am watching the live presentation of EOS by @dantheman. Dan just described the basics of EOS and addressed probably the most interesting questions about the timeline and distribution:

According to the Steemit 2017 Roadmap there is a plan to implement a feature for splitting the revenue from post rewards. Its purpose is clear: give 3rd party providers a business model and in return they

There are apparently people preparing for the upcoming hardfork... :) Edit: This is a screen shot of Bittrex' BTC / STEEM order book.

Is greed bad? It certainly can be a source of suffering. If we want something and can't get it, it creates negative feelings. Or if we want more than we need and somebody who really needs it can't get

Good news everyone! Tomorrow I will be giving a talk at Hacker Congress 2016 in Prague! The main topic will be Steem which in my opinion fits extremely well in the congress: The concept of authoritative

Who am I? Many (maybe most of the) people are forced to make a compromise between doing what they feel is the most important, and what is the most practical job, whatever that means. Very often one ends

Day 14: Our Dream Coming True - a Cozy Friendly Place for Locals Today we got up quite late and after a great breakfast went on with our journey. We missed the bus going to Kotor so we decided to hitchhike

Day 11: Bye Bye Mountains, Hello Civilization Today I woke up with the thought that wolves hadn’t eaten us, not even disturbed us during the night. So we had some tea, packed the stuff and went to the

Day 9: Highest peak of The Cursed Mountains Today we started the day with muesli enhanced with freshly picked strawberries. Our goal for today was to ascend about 1500m to the highest peak of Prokletje

Day 6: Rain, Podgorica, rain, rain, bus, taxi and serpentines, separate dormitories, Atlas Shrugged This day started with us really wanting to eat something good, fresh, not cooked on our small cooker.

Day 4: Bobokov kuk Today we got up very early - at 7 AM, because we were planning to climb up the highest mountain in Durmitor - the Bobokov Kuk. Also today was the first night when I was not cold, because

Day 1: The way to Durmitor We left Prague at about 7 AM and the ride was supposed to take 14 hours. But we spent 3 hours at the Hungary-Serbian borders, because thousands of German, Swiss, Austrian and

Europe makes a definitive choice for open access by 2020. They are also working on a visa for foreign start-ups in all member states.

In my recent post "What questions are worth asking?" I made some implicit assumptions, which I would like to clarify here, because as always with these things, the length got out of control..

From time to time I would like to share here a question, which I think is worth thinking about. Asking the right question is a difficult problem. You don't wanna ask trivial questions, because you wouldn't