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• darkhorse73

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  1. Public key:
     ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIHaem2UwH4+jp4i3+F4ZdAQoMq7LzAvM5rTHJaidRetS eddsa-key-20231124
  2. https://github.com/SushantKadam73 ; just some projects for my college.
  3. Want the server for hosting a validator node for a privacy-oriented blockchain.
  4. Specs I want : 4 dedi cores, 16gb ram, 1 tb SSD. ipv4 and ipv6. if possible 8 dcore, 32gb ram and 2 tb SSD (optional).
  5. Ubuntu 22.04
  6. If get the dedicated server for free then when the blockchain goes to mainnet (rn its in testnet) then ill have zero entry barrier for learning and would give my full dedication. also as a tribute ill keep my commission to the lowest, as it will also help me gain delegation.
  7. rn I am a student, have setup few nodes of other project and purchased all the vps for that from low end community. I currently lack the know to setup the dedi myself and with no guarantee of success I am afraid to purchase the dedi. Aspire to become an independent validator and strengthen the privacy space in blockchain. Also this will help me learns moe about linux and h/w basics.
  8. if I get the dedi I'll be very grateful. btw already a satisfied crunchy customer
  9. thankyou
• terrorgen OG

  November 2023

  Wrong type of key and you just claimed 50% of all resources 🤷🏻‍♂️

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• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  @terrorgen said: Wrong type of key and you just claimed 50% of all resources 🤷🏻‍♂️

  ig I wont be getting it then. its fine

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• Nekki OG

  November 2023

  @darkhorse73 said:

  @terrorgen said: Wrong type of key and you just claimed 50% of all resources 🤷🏻‍♂️

  ig I wont be getting it then. its fine

  Absolute wrong’un
• iaecm OG

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  Shell Accounts for One Year!
  Thx for @Not_Oles and @crunchbits

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• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  @iaecm said:
  Shell Accounts for One Year!
  Thx for @Not_Oles and @crunchbits

  Thanks @iaecm! Nice to see you!

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  @terrorgen said:
  Wrong type of key and you just claimed 50% of all resources 🤷🏻‍♂️

  Maybe the key is correct, but the comment portion of the key is interesting?

  Friendly greetings!

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  Hi @darkhorse73! Thanks for your request! I see that you have a new account, so welcome to LES!

  @darkhorse73 said:
  1. Public key:
  ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIHaem2UwH4+jp4i3+F4ZdAQoMq7LzAvM5rTHJaidRetS eddsa-key-20231124

  Should the key comment read ed25519-key-20231124?

  2. https://github.com/SushantKadam73 ; just some projects for my college.

  I looked at this quickly. I still need to look at the code.

  No website? No other online profiles? Which college?

  3. Want the server for hosting a validator node for a privacy-oriented blockchain.

  Which privacy oriented blockchain? Maybe I can find out from reading the code in your Github?

  4. Specs I want : 4 dedi cores, 16gb ram, 1 tb SSD. ipv4 and ipv6. if possible 8 dcore, 32gb ram and 2 tb SSD (optional).

  This is a substantial portion of the server. However, a big allocation might be okay if not many people want to use the server. So far, there aren't too many requests.

  5. Ubuntu 22.04

  Nice! What hardware are you running?

  6. If get the dedicated server for free then when the blockchain goes to mainnet (rn its in testnet) then ill have zero entry barrier for learning and would give my full dedication. also as a tribute ill keep my commission to the lowest, as it will also help me gain delegation.

  I see that you mention "commission." Does "commission" imply "business use?"

  7. rn I am a student, have setup few nodes of other project and purchased all the vps for that from low end community. I currently lack the know to setup the dedi myself and with no guarantee of success I am afraid to purchase the dedi.

  Everybody has to start at the beginning and slowly grow their knowledge. Guarantees of success might be few and far between.

  What criteria define "success" as you are using the word here. Do you mean "profit?" Does wanting "success" as you use the word here mean increased knowledge or profit or both?

  Aspire to become an independent validator and strengthen the privacy space in blockchain. Also this will help me learns moe about linux and h/w basics.

  Here, again, "aspire to. . . ." Might seem like business motivation?

  May I please ask, what do you mean by "strengthen the privacy space in the blockchain?"

  Also, could you please explain the difference between what you want to do and "crypto mining?" Thanks!

  8. if I get the dedi I'll be very grateful. btw already a satisfied crunchy customer

  Thanks! Let's keep working on your request. I look forward to seeing more of your posts here at LES as you continue to help others and benefit the LES community.

  9. thankyou

  You are welcome!

  Good luck and best wishes!

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  @darkhorse73

  [root@polonium ~]# git clone https://github.com/SushantKadam73/hybrid-cryptography.git
  Cloning into 'hybrid-cryptography'...
  remote: Enumerating objects: 23, done.
  remote: Counting objects: 100% (23/23), done.
  remote: Compressing objects: 100% (16/16), done.
  remote: Total 23 (delta 4), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
  Receiving objects: 100% (23/23), 6.65 KiB | 6.65 MiB/s, done.
  Resolving deltas: 100% (4/4), done.
  [root@polonium ~]# cd hybrid-cryptography/
  [root@polonium hybrid-cryptography]# ls
  aes_ciphertext        decrypt1.txt               final_ciphertext.py  README.md
  aes_ciphertext_out    digital_signature.bin      hash_value.txt       text.txt
  aes_decrypt_final.py  digital_signature_out.bin  key_gen.py           twofish_ciphertext
  aes_decrypt.py        ecdsaSignature.py          output.txt           twofish_ciphertext_out
  aes_encrypt.py        ecdsaVerification.py       part1.txt            twofish.cpp
  cipher                encrypt_hybrid.py          part2.txt            twofish_encryption.py
  [root@polonium hybrid-cryptography]# wc README.md 
   0  2 21 README.md
  [root@polonium hybrid-cryptography]# 
  

  Please forgive me. As an old guy, I like to read in my terminal interface instead of using a web browser and Github's web interface.

  Would you like to share a little about this code? What it's supposed to do? How it works? Thanks!

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• terrorgen OG

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said:

  @terrorgen said:
  Wrong type of key and you just claimed 50% of all resources 🤷🏻‍♂️

  Maybe the key is correct, but the comment portion of the key is interesting?

  Friendly greetings!

  He initially posted an eddsa key until I pointed it out.

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• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  @terrorgen said:

  @Not_Oles said:

  @terrorgen said:
  Wrong type of key and you just claimed 50% of all resources 🤷🏻‍♂️

  Maybe the key is correct, but the comment portion of the key is interesting?

  Friendly greetings!

  He initially posted an eddsa key until I pointed it out.

  Oh, okay, thanks! Makes sense now! 🍫

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• Otus9051

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIPwxVtQvOzXDfOtkABsUpEKaaMNKsLljOn2qrhKp/Qgy otus@otus
  Will be connecting from Debian 12.

  My GitHub is at https://github.com/Otus9051

  Use case is probably to practice some sysadmin stuff and do some oddjobs (mostly non sudo, but might require)
  Probably not that much of resource usage. [Though if you have a decent chunk left, I would like to have an Android Build Server, still idling mostly, but I need it sometimes for my friends.] Also @yoursunny had pointed out that there was free BGP, if possible, can I get access to that? I am trying to expand my AS network (AS199693, https://199693.xyz) and simultaneously learning a lot about BGP and Networking.

  Since I was 2-3 years old, I have been tinkering with hardware and software alike, trying to figure out how things work. I am a self learner who learns from practice, and not tutorials. This shell account will help me to do stuff I usually cannot do on my laptop (high performance stuff) and to make my expertise flourish in many ways. I would be thankful to get this in my hands. Plus, as a LowEnder and a Freeloader, I see this as an absolute win.

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• terrorgen OG

  November 2023

  Dude you have 4vCPU (Intel Xeon Gold 6152) 8GB RAM in Kansas. Not beefy enough?

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• Otus9051

  November 2023

  @terrorgen said:
  Dude you have 4vCPU (Intel Xeon Gold 6152) 8GB RAM in Kansas. Not beefy enough?

  nah
  android needs 16GB minimum to build. along with 400gb of storage (ccache and source and build files)
  i only have 8gb and 100gb

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• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said: I looked at this quickly. I still need to look at the code.

  No website? No other online profiles? Which college?

  https://darkhorse73.notion.site/Portfolio-52b67e1c45a04e5e906f8d3534c8e61f?pvs=4

  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sushantkadam73/ not updated though.
  https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pratik-patil-b44a18202_hackathon-tech-blockchain-activity-7052331378272571392-16sI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop just a competition I won in the blockchain domain.
  https://twitter.com/sushantkadam73

  @Not_Oles said: Which privacy oriented blockchain? Maybe I can find out from reading the code in your Github?

  https://namada.net/
  Namada is a privacy-focused blockchain protocol that aims to redefine privacy in a multi-asset, interchain era. It uses zero-knowledge cryptography to allow users to transfer assets without revealing their addresses or other on-chain footprints.
  I haven't contributed to the development of the network.

  @Not_Oles said: This is a substantial portion of the server. However, a big allocation might be okay if not many people want to use the server. So far, there aren't too many requests.

  yes I understand.

  @Not_Oles said: Nice! What hardware are you running?

  didn't understand the question.

  @Not_Oles said: I see that you mention "commission." Does "commission" imply "business use?"
  @Not_Oles said: What criteria define "success" as you are using the word here. Do you mean "profit?" Does wanting "success" as you use the word here mean increased knowledge or profit or both?
  @Not_Oles said: Also, could you please explain the difference between what you want to do and "crypto mining?" Thanks!

  il explain these questions in one answer.
  so setting up a validator node in these (Proof of stake chain) I am generating the blocks and basically getting rewards for doing this. this is mining. but generally mining is referred to proof of work(bitcoin uses this) where miners are competing with each other hence more power = more rewards for creating blocks. but in proof of stake the block generation is carried out by nodes generally 80 to 100 nodes do this. this active set is taken on the basis on the top nodes who have most coins(crypto) staked (bonded) with them. and the get rewards if they stake with the nodes. if the rewards apr is 20% then on this 5%(commission) is taken by the node operator(me) to maintain the node and profit(commission - node operating cost) for him/her. This staking helps to reduce supply, avoid 51% attacks, and show dedication towards the network by holding more crypto etc. Now I being a individual node operator I will need to market (promote) my node, help the project in any way possible to show my dedication towards it. this will help me gain recognition and attract users to delegate(stake, users stake to validator nodes) to my node. thus earning a commission on it. by success I mean that ill have to gain delegation to com in the active set i.e top 80 bcoz only these get rewards rest validate but don't get rewards. now this can be competing hence pairing the free server I can set a competitive commission %. if I am able to get 50-60$ + per month it would be a success for me rn. so yes after the testnet it will be business use ig.

  @Not_Oles said: Here, again, "aspire to. . . ." Might seem like business motivation?

  May I please ask, what do you mean by "strengthen the privacy space in the blockchain?"

  yes. so validators have the ability to vote on proposals on behalf of the delegators. so I am contributing towards the future of the project and in turn the privacy space. voting is also a key factor in choosing the validator.

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• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said: Please forgive me. As an old guy, I like to read in my terminal interface instead of using a web browser and Github's web interface.

  Would you like to share a little about this code? What it's supposed to do? How it works? Thanks!

  Actually its still in development and like 40% completed as that was the condition for this term. we currently use algorithms like RSA, AES, SHA etc which are more than decade old and still works. but with rising computing over it may happen that we can break it (or Q-Day arrives) so to over come this we are trying to build a hybrid cryptography ( consist of both symmetric and asymmetric key cryptography) framework where we are trying to encrypt the message using two algorithms for eg. the first half of the message is encrypted in AES and the second half by Twofish. and ECDSA for digital signature. if this gets executed properly then we will try to shuffle the aes with blowfsh etc and compare it among themselves on factors like encryption time, decryption time and key generation time etc. this is our effort to increase security using hybrid cryptography.

  thanks you very much for looking into it, even my teacher was interested in the research methodology than the execution so I now got some validation for my work.

  Btw check this out https://algovisualizer.live/index.html its more understandable for a guy like you. On the left the titles which are in bold are working and you can try them for yourself. all the codes is not that refined as i am yet to be proficient even tough i am about to pass to now.

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• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  ig i posted too long messages

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• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  @darkhorse73 said: https://darkhorse73.notion.site/Portfolio-52b67e1c45a04e5e906f8d3534c8e61f?pvs=4

  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sushantkadam73/ not updated though.

  https://www.linkedin.com/posts/pratik-patil-b44a18202_hackathon-tech-blockchain-activity-7052331378272571392-16sI?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop just a competition I won in the blockchain domain.
  https://twitter.com/sushantkadam73

  @Not_Oles said: Which privacy oriented blockchain? Maybe I can find out from reading the code in your Github?

  https://namada.net/

  @darkhorse73 said: Btw check this out https://algovisualizer.live/index.html its more understandable for a guy like you. On the left the titles which are in bold are working and you can try them for yourself. all the codes is not that refined as i am yet to be proficient even tough i am about to pass to now.

  @darkhorse73

  Thanks for the links and for more info! I took a look at namada.net. That website is very cool! I say that namada has https://github.com/anoma/namada.

  Unfortunately I do not have a LinkedIn account so I can't look there. darkhorse73.notion.site seems to forward to notion.so/darkhorse73, which insists on an email and a login, so I can't look there either. Maybe you could put the stuff from LinkedIn and notion somewhere accessible without a login?

  Thanks for suggesting that I look at algovisualizer.

  [root@polonium algovisualizer]# ls
  CNAME        images      LCS          README.md  sorting
  Favicon.png  index.html  nQueen.html  searching  string_matching
  [root@polonium algovisualizer]# wc README.md 
    4  25 219 README.md
  [root@polonium algovisualizer]# cat README.md 
  # Algovisualizer
  Algorithm Visualizer containing algos like Linear, binary search, Selection sort, String matching and Lowest common subsequence implementation. <br>  <br> 
  website live at https://algovisualizer.live/
  
  [root@polonium algovisualizer]# 
  

  

  The colors in my screenshot are different because I use Chrome's High Contrast Accessibility Extension.

  Have you seen https://brilliant.org/wiki/algorithm/ ? In some ways the algorithm wiki page at brilliant.org seems similar to algovisualizer.live.

  @darkhorse73 said: Actually its still in development and like 40% completed as that was the condition for this term. we currently use algorithms like RSA, AES, SHA etc which are more than decade old and still works. but with rising computing over it may happen that we can break it (or Q-Day arrives) so to over come this we are trying to build a hybrid cryptography ( consist of both symmetric and asymmetric key cryptography) framework where we are trying to encrypt the message using two algorithms for eg. the first half of the message is encrypted in AES and the second half by Twofish. and ECDSA for digital signature. if this gets executed properly then we will try to shuffle the aes with blowfsh etc and compare it among themselves on factors like encryption time, decryption time and key generation time etc. this is our effort to increase security using hybrid cryptography.

  Could you please run some of the code and post the commands you use and the output?

  Could you please post a link to the course syllabus or to the web page for the course?

  Let's keep working on getting you a MetalVPS account! Thanks for your interest in MetalVPS and for your kind explanations! Best wishes!

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023

  @Otus9051 Thanks for your request! I am thinking about what to say in response. Please give me some time. . . . One item of concern is your "experimental" and "non-research oriented" approach. You know that there are expected to be other folks using crunchy. Is it fair to those other people to proceed without consulting any documentation? What I do, for what little it's worth, is keep another server handy and try stuff out on the other server before working on crunchy.

  @Otus9051 @yoursunny I seem to recall hearing that @crunchbits offers BGP. But I am not sure. Also I am not sure which crunchbits products, if any, might have BGP. Maybe BGP is mentioned on the crunchbits website now, but I haven't seen it yet.

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• Otus9051

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said:
  @Otus9051 Thanks for your request! I am thinking about what to say in response. Please give me some time. . . . One item of concern is your "experimental" and "non-research oriented" approach. You know that there are expected to be other folks using crunchy. Is it fair to those other people to proceed without consulting any documentation? What I do, for what little it's worth, is keep another server handy and try stuff out on the other server before working on crunchy.

  Well, I'll be honest, YOLO.
  Also yes, I have worked in Public UNIX Systems before (and also used to manage one for some time!) and I know how things go, that's why I mentioned that a lot of it will be non sudo, except maybe some KVMs and LXCs. My workload will be somewhat, if not totally, isolated from the other users.

  @Otus9051 @yoursunny I seem to recall hearing that @crunchbits offers BGP. But I am not sure. Also I am not sure which crunchbits products, if any, might have BGP. Maybe BGP is mentioned on the crunchbits website now, but I haven't seen it yet.

  Please do check on that, it's not a hard requirement, but its a win-win situation for us, with me having more ASes to peer with and also the public having more IPs.

  Thanks for your consideration!

  youtube.com/watch?v=k1BneeJTDcU
• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said: Unfortunately I do not have a LinkedIn account so I can't look there. darkhorse73.notion.site seems to forward to notion.so/darkhorse73, which insists on an email and a login, so I can't look there either. Maybe you could put the stuff from LinkedIn and notion somewhere accessible without a login?

  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10iWoizytOAbttRkaj4vgvPXQ3lROze-1?usp=drive_link
  the notion link is opening for me but still I have converted to pdf here.

  @Not_Oles said: Have you seen https://brilliant.org/wiki/algorithm/ ? In some ways the algorithm wiki page at brilliant.org seems similar to algovisualizer.live.

  yes the idea originated from here but what differentiates us from them is that we are connecting the visualization to the piece of code that's running behind that.

  @Not_Oles said: Could you please run some of the code and post the commands you use and the output?

  As I said earlier its not yet completed so what I can show you are the basics, but anyone can do that. there's one part missing hence I cant run it completely instead I can do it separately. its not yet optimized also hence I wont prefer it honestly.

  @Not_Oles said: Could you please post a link to the course syllabus or to the web page for the course?

  i have prepared on my own seeing the general websites. and referred my college syllabus(uploaded a screenshot in the drive only).
  from each category added a algo.
• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said: Let's keep working on getting you a MetalVPS account! Thanks for your interest in MetalVPS and for your kind explanations! Best wishes!

  so am I getting the server for sure?
• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  The drive folder basically shows how i do research in blockchain space, made that as a proof of my work for a startup and and for a web3 project. didn't got the internship though
• terrorgen OG

  November 2023

  @darkhorse73 said:

  @Not_Oles said: Let's keep working on getting you a MetalVPS account! Thanks for your interest in MetalVPS and for your kind explanations! Best wishes!

  so am I getting the server for sure?

  That's Tom's way of saying "I am not quite sure yet"

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• Not_Oles Hosting ProviderContent Writer

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  @darkhorse73 said: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10iWoizytOAbttRkaj4vgvPXQ3lROze-1?usp=drive_link
  the notion link is opening for me but still I have converted to pdf here.

  Sorry! Downloading these Google Drive files doesn't seem to work. They seem to stop at "preparing." Also clicking the filename does not open the file.

  The files have interesting titles! It would be great to see them! Any chance you could please make the files available somewhere more accessible than LinkedIn or Google?

  

  @darkhorse73 said: yes the idea originated from here but what differentiates us from them is that we are connecting the visualization to the piece of code that's running behind that.

  One interesting thing is that the text on both sites seems word for word identical!

  @darkhorse73 said: As I said earlier its not yet completed so what I can show you are the basics

  Sounds great! Looking forward to it! Thank you!

  @darkhorse73 said: i have prepared on my own seeing the general websites. and

  May we please have some links to the general websites? Thanks!

  referred my college syllabus(uploaded a screenshot in the drive only).

  Which, sadly, as mentioned above, I haven't been able to download or open.

  By the way, which college are you attending?

  @darkhorse73 said: even my teacher was interested in the research methodology

  Who is your teacher?

  Thanks for these additional contributions to our discussion! Let's please continue trying to get you a MetalVPS account and a nice crunchy server!

  Best wishes!

  Tom

  I hope everyone gets the servers they want!
• jqr OG

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said:

  [root@polonium ~]# git clone https://github.com/SushantKadam73/hybrid-cryptography.git
  

  Just a friendly comment: I would suggest you don't download random code (or even stay logged in) as root. I know you didn't run anything, and maybe this is a VM, but I still think it's a good practice to avoid those habits.

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  It's pronounced hacker.
• darkhorse73

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  @Not_Oles said: Sorry! Downloading these Google Drive files doesn't seem to work. They seem to stop at "preparing." Also clicking the filename does not open the file.

  The files have interesting titles! It would be great to see them! Any chance you could please make the files available somewhere more accessible than LinkedIn or Google?

  @darkhorse73 said: The drive folder basically shows how i do research in blockchain space, made that as a proof of my work for a startup and and for a web3 project.

  Ok try this https://github.com/SushantKadam73/portfolio maybe the notion to pdf has some issues. on github if it takes more time to load then refresh or download it. btw notion is still working for me.

  @Not_Oles said: One interesting thing is that the text on both sites seems word for word identical!

  @darkhorse73 said: On the left the titles which are in bold are working and you can try them for yourself. all the codes is not that refined as i am yet to be proficient.

  

  just refresh, then enter a number or word for string matching
  https://algovisualizer.live/
  linear search - https://algovisualizer.live/searching/linear.html
  binary search - https://algovisualizer.live/searching/binary.html
  selection sort - https://algovisualizer.live/sorting/selection.html
  string matching - https://algovisualizer.live/string_matching/stringmatching.html
  Lowest common subsequence - https://algovisualizer.live/LCS/LCS.html

  @Not_Oles said: May we please have some links to the general websites? Thanks!

  https://binary-search-visualization.netlify.app/
  https://algorithm-visualizer.vercel.app/sorting#
  https://cmps-people.ok.ubc.ca/ylucet/DS/KnuthMorrisPratt.html
  http://whocouldthat.be/visualizing-string-matching/
  https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/DPLCS.html etccc

  @Not_Oles said: By the way, which college are you attending?

  https://kjsit.somaiya.edu.in/en
  Pursuing graduation course in Computer Engineering and passing out in 2024.
  unfortunately due to covid have been going to college for the past 1.5yr only

  @Not_Oles said: Who is your teacher?

  Actually, that was said by our external teacher who came for viva/orals.
  And our give for this project is https://kjsit.somaiya.edu.in/en/view-member/220066?type=faculty

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• darkhorse73

  November 2023

  @Not_Oles said: Could you please post a link to the course syllabus or to the web page for the course?

  https://kjsit.somaiya.edu.in/en/programme/computer-engineering
  also the pdf for the entire syllabus and the syllabus for algorithms subject (image) is uploaded in the github.

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• darkhorse73

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  @Not_Oles also if my validator plan fails I also do have another plan. I will setup forta nodes. the staking requirement is not high and has a upper ceiling hence wont need to do marketing that much. For starters it can be a great choice.
  The Forta Network monitors on-chain activity in real-time, detecting threats, security-related events and other noteworthy activity. The network is made up of thousands of detection bots developed by a community of Web3 developers and security experts. Each bot acts like a little security camera monitoring something specific on-chain. Some bots monitor generic threats (i.e. phishing attacks, rug pulls), and others monitor protocol-specific activity (i.e. Lido, Compound).
  https://forta.org/
  https://docs.forta.network/en/latest/getting-started/
  rather going to github checkout the docs page. all web3 project have a docs page where everything is explained in an understandable manner.

  other projects that I have my eyes are
  https://humanode.io/
  https://gitbook.humanode.io/docs
  no staking requirements.

  https://www.theqrl.org/
  https://docs.theqrl.org/ old docs
  https://zond-docs.theqrl.org/ new docs
  it's in development phase for the new upgrade.

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• Otus9051

  November 2023 edited November 2023

  @darkhorse73 said:

  @Not_Oles said: Sorry! Downloading these Google Drive files doesn't seem to work. They seem to stop at "preparing." Also clicking the filename does not open the file.

  The files have interesting titles! It would be great to see them! Any chance you could please make the files available somewhere more accessible than LinkedIn or Google?

  @darkhorse73 said: The drive folder basically shows how i do research in blockchain space, made that as a proof of my work for a startup and and for a web3 project.

  Ok try this https://github.com/SushantKadam73/portfolio maybe the notion to pdf has some issues. on github if it takes more time to load then refresh or download it. btw notion is still working for me.

  @Not_Oles said: One interesting thing is that the text on both sites seems word for word identical!

  @darkhorse73 said: On the left the titles which are in bold are working and you can try them for yourself. all the codes is not that refined as i am yet to be proficient.

  

  just refresh, then enter a number or word for string matching
  https://algovisualizer.live/
  linear search - https://algovisualizer.live/searching/linear.html
  binary search - https://algovisualizer.live/searching/binary.html
  selection sort - https://algovisualizer.live/sorting/selection.html
  string matching - https://algovisualizer.live/string_matching/stringmatching.html
  Lowest common subsequence - https://algovisualizer.live/LCS/LCS.html

  @Not_Oles said: May we please have some links to the general websites? Thanks!

  https://binary-search-visualization.netlify.app/
  https://algorithm-visualizer.vercel.app/sorting#
  https://cmps-people.ok.ubc.ca/ylucet/DS/KnuthMorrisPratt.html
  http://whocouldthat.be/visualizing-string-matching/
  https://www.cs.usfca.edu/~galles/visualization/DPLCS.html etccc

  @Not_Oles said: By the way, which college are you attending?

  https://kjsit.somaiya.edu.in/en
  Pursuing graduation course in Computer Engineering and passing out in 2024.
  unfortunately due to covid have been going to college for the past 1.5yr only

  @Not_Oles said: Who is your teacher?

  Actually, that was said by our external teacher who came for viva/orals.
  And our give for this project is https://kjsit.somaiya.edu.in/en/view-member/220066?type=faculty

  we are submitting thesis now?
  i guess https://github.com/otus9051/mycodes and https://github.com/otus9051/boo

  youtube.com/watch?v=k1BneeJTDcU