In this article I want to outline how a future digital economy powered by machine learning algorithms might look like and how digital currencies like Bitcoin could help in finding the optimal allocation of computing power to machine learning tasks. I've been thinking about useful and reasonable use cases for

// published 25/4/2014, updated 30/4/2015 Due to my failure to find a succinct tutorial for mon - the general purpose monitoring program for your favourite *nix distribution - I took it upon myself to write a short one. While the man page for mon is very good

today I switched to ghost (http://ghost.org) along with a new server (not that this blog would get a lot of traffic - or really any traffic at all).

I recently got my hands on a book by Daniel Kahneman called "Thinking Fast and Slow". In great detail Kahneman (btw. winner of the 2002 Nobel price in economics) outlines the two apparent systems of our mind, notably system 1 and 2. System 1 being the primal, quickly

EDIT 23/9/14: this is a post from my old blog which ran ruby on rails - this version is running on nodejs. ... I actually managed to set up ruby on rails... my attempts last night were fruitless, but it seems like I got it together today - especially