"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
Lets hand craft a SegWit transaction using only built-in Python3 functions for hex/bytes manipulation and Sagemath for elliptic curves arithmetic.
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Price (HLC) breaks indicator
Trading
Maybe one of the most effective indicator that I use on daily basis, Price breaks.
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Use Linux kernel module
Kernel
In Part 1 I wrote a simple Linux kernel module, called World, in Part 2 I configured that module, now it's time to use that module from within kernel space (another kernel module).
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Linear vs log returns
Finance
The curse and the blessing of returns … additive vs. compounding land and what are the PROs/CONs between them.
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Gasherbrum2 - the web app
Mountaineering
One of the most important things in mountaineering is the weather, so ladies and gentlemen, I present you Gasherbrum2 web app (not very inspired name, but it is what it is).
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Gasherbrum2 - the aftermath
Mountaineering
To make a long story short I am going to lay down only a few DOs/DON'Ts (as a reminder for myself), the raw and uncut (but spellchecked) journal, and the expenses for the curious minds.
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Gasherbrum2 - how to compare gear
Mountaineering
I need to choose between a 229 EUR down hoody that weights 319g and one that is 269 EUR and 420g… which one will you go for?
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Gasherbrum2 - gear list
Mountaineering
Always changing gear list, updated for high altitude mountaineering Gasherbrum2 expedition.
Naming conventions:
type - product category, REQUIRED (e.
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Gasherbrum2 - training plan
Mountaineering
With only two months remaining until the Gasherbrum2 expedition I put together a training plan, kind of writting in stone, let's see how it goes.
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New Market Wizards
Review
The second market wizards book, named simply New Market Wizards was actually published before the Hedge Fund Market Wizards book, a bit older but as the saying goes… oldies but goldies.
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