Oscar Bishop
Oscar writes the technically dense pieces — the ones that deal with derived units, compound conversions, and the math behind multi-step transformations. He assumes readers are comfortable with the basics and want to understand the mechanics underneath.
His beat covers things like converting between coordinate systems, dealing with units that combine dimensions (like kg·m/s² to lbf), and handling scientific notation without dropping a factor of ten. He pays close attention to unit cancellation and dimensional consistency, and he writes about error propagation when conversions chain together.
He's careful to distinguish between a mathematically correct conversion and one that's appropriate for a given application. His pages describe how the math works; they don't tell anyone how to use the result in their specific project.