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Saturday, January 31, 2009
Law embedded in the world
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Trying to beat the protocol can get you in trouble:
Confidential auditing
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I once described how confidential auditing was possible and beneficial: The auditing function is a vast and indispensable part of the moder...
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Secure timestamping and confidential auditing
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Another interesting protocol is cryptographic timestamping. The purpose is to prove that a particular piece of content (i.e. some array of ...
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Saturday, December 27, 2008
Bit gold markets
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The basic idea of bit gold is for "bit gold miners" to set their computers to solving computationally intensive mathematical puzzl...
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Bit gold
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A long time ago I hit upon the idea of bit gold. The problem, in a nutshell, is that our money currently depends on trust in a third party ...
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Saturday, October 11, 2008
Origins of the joint-stock corporation
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The modern joint-stock corporation has many sources in medieval Europe. First among these was corporate law itself. Although the era is comm...
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Emergency economics
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For those of you who didn't catch me on econ-law a few months ago [2005] during the hurricanes, here is an expanded version of what I po...
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Monday, September 22, 2008
Patent goo: self-replicating Paxil
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In his novel Cat’s Cradle, science fiction writer Kurt Vonnegut postulated “Ice-9.” Ice-9 was a form of water that was frozen at room temper...
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The
kula
ring
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Just off the cost of New Guinea, Melanesians evolved (over thousands, and perhaps even tens of thousands, of years) a unique commercial inst...
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Sunday, September 07, 2008
A letter from the industrial revolution
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Images: Copper halfpenny minted by the Darbies' Coalbrookdale Company and celebrating the Iron Bridge. Here's an interesting letter ...
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The principle of least authority
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I've written an article on my application of the principle of least authority to the interpretation of legal language. I argue that t...
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