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A Century of U.S. Bailouts: 1913 → 2025 Patterns, Turning-Points, and the Future of 'Too Big to Fail'

Darren Hicks • Jun 14, 2025

From WW-I war-finance to pandemic-era money-printing, this article traces every major U.S. bailout, asks what might have happened had rescue been withheld, and weighs whether ever-larger interventions are here to stay.

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The unfortunate Intel i7-13700K that was cooked

My Intel i7-13700K Died: An Undervolting Adventure

Darren Hicks • May 10, 2025

How a dead CPU led to the discovery of undervolting, resulting in lower temperatures and surprisingly better performance on an Intel i7-13700K.

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Bitcoin Core to Knots Migration: Protecting Bitcoin's Protocol Focus

Darren Hicks • May 9, 2025

How the Bitcoin community is migrating from Core to Knots implementation to preserve Bitcoin as a financial protocol rather than a general-purpose platform.

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Supply & Demand Economic Simulator

Comprehensive economic simulation showcasing market dynamics in a closed economy with 50 agents. Features real-time supply and demand curves, multiple economic scenarios (scarcity, abundance, tech boom, demand surge), market interventions (price floors/ceilings, taxes, subsidies), and a money printer mechanism. Watch producers, consumers, and traders interact through order books with detailed agent statistics, wealth inequality tracking, and exportable simulation data.

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Galton Box Physics Simulation

Interactive physics simulation of Sir Francis Galton's bean machine demonstrating the Central Limit Theorem. Features real-time parameter adjustment for gravity, friction, bounce, ball/peg sizes, and spacing. Includes trail visualization, statistical tracking, and educational modal explaining the mathematical principles behind normal distribution emergence from random processes.

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