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@Deckstar

Deckstar

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Registered almost 6 years ago
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JavaScript
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Location 🇪🇪 Estonia
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Multifractal-Model-of-Asset-Returns-MMAR-for-Thesis

I wrote a Master's in Finance thesis on Monte Carlo simulation of the Multifractal Model of Asset Returns. This is a model developed in the late 1990's by Benoît Mandelbrot and his two students, Laurent Calvet and Adlai Fisher. I had never programmed before and this was my first big coding project — so sorry if the code sucks! I did what I could :)

Jupyter Notebook

gatsby-tss-example

An example project to showcase how to implement tss-react with Gatsby JS and Material UI.

deckstar.github.io

Personal portfolio version 2.0. Made using Gatsby JS, TypeScript, Material UI and i18next (with a few other libraries).

tss-next-dark-mode

Project-Euler-freeCodeCamp

My solutions to the various mathematical challenges of Project Euler. I submit these on freeCodeCamp.org, which tests whether my solutions work, and requires me to code in JavaScript. I try to do one every couple of days. I started these with problem #7 on 7th August 2019. These may not be the most efficient solutions, but at least they work! 😅

React-tictactoe-tutorial-with-and-without-hooks-and-functional-components

The "old way" of doings things in React was to use class-based components. The React tutorial page (https://reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html) has these as the main focus. However, the "New way" (i.e. hooks and functional components) is becoming more and more popular. I reworked the tutorial into purely functional components with hooks, as a little exercise.