Generate Ethereum Address
Ethereum
Generate Ethereum address from private key using plain old Python3, Elliptic Curve multiplication from SageMath and of course Keccak hash function.
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"The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding" - Leonardo Da Vinci
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough" - Albert Einstein
Session breaks
Trading
The most successful indicator so far is "Session breaks" that renders vertical lines for open hour of each trading session.
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First USA visit
Travel
It's been 20 fuckin' years since I set foot on the US soil for the very first time…
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Hash functions
Cryptography
In simple terms, hash functions transform input data of arbitrary size (e.g. text, binary, etc) to fixed-length output (called hash value, hash code, fingerprint, message digest or simply hash) in a deterministic way.
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Configure Linux kernel module
Linux
In "Write Linux kernel module" blog post I created a simple Hello World module, now it's time to configure it and there are 3 main ways to do it:
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Organizing work/life projects
Productivity
Here is my simple yet powerful organization style, it might not work for every person but it works for me and this is the most imporant after all, to find your own productivity style.
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Hedge Fund Market Wizards
Trading
An actionable, bullet points summary for one of my favorite, all time best-seller and trading bible: Hedge Fund Market Wizards book, released in 2012.
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Generate Monero address
Monero
Generate Monero address from the root private key using plain old Python, Edwards curve's ed25519 implementation, Keccak-256 hashing and Monero's Base58 encoding.
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Outpost, Toong, Clockin coworking
Nomad
A very short review of 3 coworking spaces in 3 countries by 4 different criteria: space, crowd, amenities, and location.
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BigO complexity with graphs
Math
Overview Big-O notation or Big Omicron (e.g. Ο(n)) also called "asymptotic growth" notation is used to represent the worst-case scenario (the upper bound) for a given algorithm.
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