Published in DataDrivenInvestor·Jun 24, 2021Beginner’s Guide to Passive Income using Crypto Part 1. “Staking”Is this the Banking of the Future? — When I wrote the beginner’s guide on MetaMask in 2018, I have gotten many views across the world, but the interest was mostly from developers who are looking to build applications on top of Ethereum blockchain. …Cryptocurrency4 min read
Published in We’ve moved to freeCodeCamp.org/news·Dec 5, 2018What you can learn from a 30-year-old’s first coding interviewGoing from a U.S. Navy veteran chef to a programmer — I have previously written about how I helped teenagers learn how to program. In that article, I shared some of the teaching methodologies that I found to be effective for engaging teenagers in learning to program. In this article, I want to take a different approach and share a completely…Careers8 min read
Published in We’ve moved to freeCodeCamp.org/news·Nov 1, 2018How to help a Teenager launch an iOS AppHow to go from Scratch to an iPhone app in the App store — As a follow up to two of my prior articles, (How to teach programming to teenagers and Beginner’s Guide to Raspberry Pi), I want to share my experiences in helping a teenager go from coding in Scratch to building and deploying an iOS app. As mentioned in one of my…Education7 min read
Published in We’ve moved to freeCodeCamp.org/news·Oct 8, 2018How to teach programming to teenagersIt’s not all about Data Structures and Algorithms — In the past, many enthusiastic parents have approached me and asked me how I learned to code in the beginning — mainly with the interest in finding ways to help their children how to code. And every time, I didn’t have a clear answer for them, because I learned to…Education6 min read
Published in We’ve moved to freeCodeCamp.org/news·Sep 19, 2018Why you shouldn’t join a Startup for the “$$$”Because you probably won’t see enough of the $$$ — I started my life in the Valley as an engineer fresh out of CalTech. I was young and I was eager to make it BIG. …Startup6 min read
Published in Computer Science Literature Review·Sep 2, 2018Incentivizing Censorship Measurements via Circumvention [SIGCOMM 2018]Can we join forces to FINALLY free the Internet? — Our goal is to provide an easy, general and high-level context of this paper’s contributions and our take on the implication of the paper. Please refer to the actual paper for more details if this post interests you and please feel free to contact us for errors, changes and suggestions! …Privacy7 min read
Published in Computer Science Literature Review·Aug 25, 2018NanoLog: A Nanosecond Scale Logging System [ATC 2018]Faster Logs == Faster Program == Happy Users — Our goal is to provide an easy, general and high-level context of this paper’s contributions and our take on the implications of the paper. Please refer to the actual paper for more details if this post interests you and please feel free to contact us for errors, changes and suggestions! …Logging5 min read
Published in Computer Science Literature Review·Aug 25, 2018HyperLoop: NIC-Offloading for Faster Transactions in Storage Systems [SIGCOMM 2018]An interesting and novel application for NIC-offloading — Our goal is to provide an easy, general and high-level context of this paper’s contributions and our take on the implication of the paper. Please refer to the actual paper for more details if this post interests you and please feel free to contact us for errors, changes and suggestions! …Big Data5 min read
Published in Computer Science Literature Review·Aug 25, 2018MUTE: Bringing IoT to Noise Cancellation [SIGCOMM 2018]Is this going to be a Bose killer? — Our goal is to provide an easy, general and high-level context of this paper’s contributions and our take on the implications of the paper. Please refer to the actual paper for more details if this post interests you and please feel free to contact us for errors, changes and suggestions! …Headphones5 min read
Published in Computer Science Literature Review·Aug 25, 2018The Purposes of Starting this Publication: Computer Science Literature ReviewThe world of computer science (CS) is changing faster than ever before. New start ups, new products and new researches using the ideas from the latest CS researches are sprouting up faster than ever before. One day, I felt that I was falling behind the latest trends. So, making the…Education3 min read
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