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  1. The Life Cycle of Money | Understanding how deficits inject deposits, trade creates dollar outflows, and reserves recycle back into government debt

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    I wanted to understand how money actually works.

  2. Approved Is Not Paid | Tracing cross-bank payments from first principles reveals a system built on layered promises, not instant truth

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    Starting from the simplest possible model, two parties and one ledger, this post derives the full architecture of cross-bank payments through a series of questions.

  3. Replace Cloud Hosting With a Raspberry Pi | Transform a Raspberry Pi into a public, domain-backed, TLS-terminated platform

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    Turn a Raspberry Pi into your own personal cloud server accessible from anywhere on the internet.

  4. GPU ML Pipeline on AWS with Terraform | From infrastructure code to GPU-accelerated ML jobs at scale

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    I built this Terraform-managed AWS ML pipeline to run GPU and CPU jobs on demand without paying for idle compute.

  5. Easy Markdown to HTML with Pandoc | A defaults-driven Markdown-to-HTML workflow for diagrams, code highlighting, and consistent output

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    This project keeps my Markdown-to-HTML workflow simple.

  6. A Java Fintech Interview Workbook | A practical Java interview prep workbook for fintech coding rounds

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    I missed a fintech offer despite years of experience because I was underprepared for the exact Java exercise format used in that interview.

  7. Boot From SD Live on SSD | How to migrate Alpine Linux from SD card to SSD without reinstalling anything

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    SD cards are the default storage medium for Raspberry Pi but their low IOPS, limited write endurance, and susceptibility to corruption make them a poor foundation for anything beyond casual use.

  8. Alpine Linux Installation on Raspberry Pi | Minimal, efficient containerization on ARM hardware

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    This guide walks through installing Alpine Linux on a Raspberry Pi 4, from image flashing through to a secure, containerized system ready for workloads.

  9. Arch Linux Installation from Scratch | Comprehensive guide on installing Arch Linux

    (Diary of a Polymath)

    This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for installing Arch Linux from a live disk, configuring GRUB as the bootloader, and selecting the recommended filesystem.