The article spends several pages to explain hexadecimal, bases, etc. Probably some fraction of the audience already knows that. In that case, the article should automatically adapt and skip that section. Some people will react negatively to the mathematical formulation, preferring the intuitive section that follows instead.
But this is a static blog post, so it doesn't know how to adapt. Imagine the same post, but with some toggles/sliders (you can come up with even more sophisticated mechanisms): I indicate my level of competency, and the article re-writes itself to match my knowledge. Skip the boring math, show a lot of examples, etc. Or the opposite. The point is that it adapts to you. GPT (or some future variant) is really good at doing this.