PublicEnemy111

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Show HN: Tangent – Open‑source stream processor with native‑speed WASM plugins(github.com)
3 points by PublicEnemy111 11mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Options for Remote Work
1 points by PublicEnemy111 6y ago|0 comments
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by PublicEnemy111 10y ago
Given the OpenAI initiative and the explicit intention of "democratizing" AI, it seems they're interested in funding application, not more research. I think the results seen from deep learning along with recent developments i
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by PublicEnemy111 10y ago
Buddy? Is that you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUPDRnUWeBA
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Or the asia crisis
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Facebook's IPO flopped because of a glitch in the nasdaq where orders weren't being filled for hours and then multiple orders were being filled. It was not because investors didn't like the stock
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
This was a common strategy among pit traders in the 80's to place orders to entice other traders to follow, while a partner would take a large position in the opposite direction. Paul Tudor Jones was infamous for it and even laughed ab
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Futures were off bad before the market opened. People look at futures, think the sky is falling, flood the market with sell orders that cannot be filled until market opens, price temporarily crashes, then quants and smart money bring them b
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
The US government does not lie about growth, nor does it threaten money managers with prison time for selling stocks.
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
This is most likely a correction, not a recession. There will be recession in markets that depend on China -- the commodity exporters like Brazil, Russia, Venezuela, etc. The US economy is actually doing quite well. Stocks are not overvalue
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
> I guess the only difference is that in the West, the money goes mostly to the banks, which distribute it to the companies or invest it in the stock market and real estate. Consequently, the rich get richer and the poor don't see a
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I was pretty far into building a platform for investors to buy portfolio insurance, then I read about Vest this morning( http://techcrunch.com/2015/08/18/hardware-demo-day/ ). It sucks to see I'm not
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I would buy put options instead of a naked short. I know it looks like an easy trade right now, but the Chinese govt. can be unpredictable. Even if you're right over a 6 month period, you can still blow up in the short term
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Looks like a big move is going to happen in US markets judging by afterhours being very in the red
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Isn't Google doing the same thing with the new YouTube deals?
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Why China's High Debt Level May Not Be as Bad as It Appears(forbes.com)
1 points by PublicEnemy111 11y ago|0 comments
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Is it common to use prop trading strategies for trading a personal portfolio? Or do quants almost exclusively work at hedge funds
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Does anyone else have the feeling smart watches are a consumer created category? Meaning the public expected smart watches to be the next big thing after the smart phone so they became a self fulfilling prophecy. I mean, they really don&#x2
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Could you theoretically wait to commit database transactions until after the client has sent acknowledgement of the response?
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I was coming here to say exactly that. from: http://techcrunch.com/2015/05/07/free-stock-trades/ > Tenev says Robinhood is charging a 3.5% fee to trade on margin in a private beta of the feature It lo
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I have a micro EC2 instance I do my development on. I just the repo on my mac, put the folder into sublime and I'm ready to go. There's just something about having Redis, Postgres, Nginx, gunicorn, flask, etc. running on my mac th
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I once had to implement a simple API during an interview. I'd done it many times, but the stress of having an interviewer breathing over my shoulder made it a painful experience and I completely flopped. Not to mention there was anothe
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UberEATS(blog.uber.com)
2 points by PublicEnemy111 11y ago|0 comments
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
It is still growing, but the momentum has been slowing for over a year. I googled, "twitter user growth" and every result points to disappointing user growth
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I think the writing is on the wall for Twitter. The younger generations are increasingly flocking to snapchat, yik yak, and similar apps. I never hear of anyone using it anymore(college student here). I would have stopped facebook a while b
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
The downward pressure came from Twitter missing revenue expectations, not profit.
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
Bars, clubs, etc.
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
The problem with trying to kill email is that you're never going to have everyone migrate off of it. It's going to have to be some type of layer on top of IMAP that then moves to a more sophisticated protocol. Google has done such
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
I'd love to hear a testimonial from a python dev. I'd like to make the switch, but I can't without basic tools like autocomplete
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by PublicEnemy111 11y ago
It's also active in dubai. If you order any govt. documents, it is delivered to you via drone

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