CFStorm

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r/Python•

Hello r/python. Me and my friend, u/TavianRobertson have designed and released a python package called Quarkz that we believe is resistant to quantum computers.

You can see the source code here and the research paper here.

Quarkz can be installed easily from pip using pip install quarkz and can easily be used to encrypt and decrypt data.

Quarkz is open source and we are excited to work with anyone on Github! What are your guys thoughts and feedback?

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r/hacking•

Hello r/hacking.

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I'm a professional software engineer but I have been doing electrical engineering work both for fun and as a side hobby. In the past I've worked as a white hat hacker for schools and colleges, discovering vulnerabilities and working with them to improve their security - mainly software approaches.

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Recently I've taken up the project to build and design some hardware for hacking, such as keyloggers, key injectors, deauth boards, etc; stuff similar to Hak5. My goal is to run a small site that manufactures these tools and sells them at ultra-low costs back to the community.

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This leads me to the following: I was wondering if anyone wou

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r/thetagang•

Hello r/thetagang.

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Recently I created a script that downloads and stores options data by the minute so that you can build your own datasets. I coded everything on live stream, but a few mentioned they'd like me to post the final product here.

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The project is completely free and open source, it can be found here. It's relatively easy to install and even easier if you have python installed or have a Linux machine you can run it on. I run it on a Raspberry Pi (using a screen session) with an external hard drive.

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I plan on taking this a step forward by build an Options Paper Trading broker that you can pr

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r/thetagang•

Hello members of r/thetagang,

I am a software engineer and professional quant. I work at a quant finance startup and wheel personally. I recently picked up Twitch streaming to showcase and teach beginners about automated finance.

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As many of you probably know, it is very difficult to get access to historical options pricing data. When I wanted to learn how to trade options, I thought it would be very useful to replay recorded options pricing data in either regular time or fast-forward, that way I could practice my trading.

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Today on stream I am going to be live coding me building a data gathering engine, that stores historical options data and allows you to re

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r/Pyfinance•

Hello!

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I write algos to trade stocks and options professionally, and I have been thinking about streaming me live coding a strategy.

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Would this interest any of you?

Edit: Going to do it! Maybe on Wednesday! Channel link in the comments :)

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