An article that analyzes different characters and their sayings on “the Witcher” and visualizes the results with Seaborn — About a month ago I read a nice article about visualizing the transcript of a “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” pilot episode (thanks Melody Zap for a good read). Now that I’ve recently binge-watched the first season of “the Witcher”, I want to do something similar. …

Part 1: Number theory — About a week ago I came across a nice article by Maths and Musings that was about 1988 IMO question six. …

A list of seven lessons that I have learned while writing on Medium — In December 2019, I was doing a lot of research for my work. Quite naturally, most Google results led me to articles on Medium — really good articles. After a while, I hit the infamous 5$/month paywall. Of course, I didn’t want to pay that price as I was afraid…

Cases where NumPy isn’t the best option — Python is quite intuitive for beginners when they’re using native collection data types. As the code gets more advanced, run times get longer. This piece will compare the speed of native arrays in Python with NumPy arrays. First things first: It’s probably easier to use native data structures if the…

Should it be embraced or avoided and why? — Quite recently, I stumbled upon a Facebook ad that said: “Make money easily from home | net wage €7000 per month”. Since my current salary is way below that, I got curious. Only a fool would say no to this, right? Not only did they offer a higher salary, but…

By implementing a sudoku-solving algorithm in Python and automating the human interactions with PyAutoGUI — In this article, I will introduce a walkthrough on making your very own script that solves sudoku puzzles. Furthermore, this script is enhanced with PyAutoGUI to make sudoku solving quite automatic (you only have to execute the code). I have divided the article in the following manner: Introduction to sudoku…

Leaving the all-time average behind and finding new ways to reflect the trend of our feedback — We are living the days where ratings and user-feedback play a huge role. This article focuses mainly on the five-star rating system, its alternatives and proposes an approach that makes most decisions binary — there should be no middle ground between rating steps when it comes to ratings. Rating trends

…and get investment suggestions from it — We live in crazy times, right? A regular farmer can go online and buy stocks via his/her e-banking. Furthermore, anyone could start learning to program and build a script that gives recommendations on what stocks and how much should he buy. I’m not a farmer but basically, most of my…

Often when obtaining the market data regarding different stocks, you will probably receive open/high/low/close data along with trading volumes. This article explores almost every company on the Standard & Poor’s 500 list and finds the correlation between movements in trading volume and movements in prices. In capital markets, volume, or…