life - dimabagow

Libertarianism Libertarianism or why the stationary bandit is starting to die. There is one very uncomfortable thought. The state was never necessary. It was technically inevitable.

Warm Tube WWW The Internet of the 2000s was warm. The 2000s were a strange time.

Home server system My system consists of servers completely isolated from the network (these are simply passively cooled mini PCs), I have 12 such boxes, each responsible for its own part of the system:

Large Language Models Deep dive into LLM mechanics, vectors, RAG architectures, and fine-tuning.

Quantum Superposition Understanding superposition principles in quantum mechanics and computing.

See An incredible series, I haven't seen anything like it in a long time—truly the best of the best, simply top-notch.

Qubits and Blockchain How quantum computing impacts cryptographic algorithms like ECDSA and RSA.

Net Homeless Reflections on digital nomadism, online identity, and internet history.

Stargate A series with a wonderful warm atmosphere, against which various scientific hypotheses are artistically played out.

Dissidence Thoughts on independent thinking, non-conformity, and critical analysis.

Reading I read quite a lot, but I never set a goal to read as many books as possible.

Battlestar Galactica Battlestar Galactica is one of the most unusual examples of science fiction, where space is a laboratory for studying human civilization.

St. Matthew Island A very instructive story about population crash due to resource depletion.

Compound Interest Calculator Online compound interest calculator with regular contributions.

Commandments An open letter responding to literal interpretations of biblical laws.

Harry Potter for Adults A review of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged.

Motivational Books My critical view on motivational literature and self-help culture.

My Game A childhood thought experiment about primordial nothingness.

Diablo II Reflections on atmosphere, mechanics, and iconic gameplay of Diablo II.

First Blog Post My personal archive, reflection on history, and technical evolution of this blog.