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by inSenCite 1y ago
Literally the best day of the year
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by inSenCite 1y ago
I'm building a perp funding arbitrage aggregator. Aggregates funding rates across a number of DEXs to help users track down the most lucrative opportunities. If there is uptake the plan is to build out a toolset to help with managing a
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by inSenCite 1y ago
As a python/stats focused dev, I just want a web framework that simplifies the idea -> website process. I've been able to 'release' some simple tools into the public with plotly/django, but having to also then fi
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by inSenCite 1y ago
I wish I could 'acquire' my house at a higher valuation and renegotiate financing terms :(
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by inSenCite 2y ago
This seems a bit...naive? Get a haircut and headshot as week 1 goals? therapist? look in the mirror? upgrade audio/video? what...? This is just a bunch of things to spend money on :/ Maybe spend the time finding a market with a pr
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by inSenCite 2y ago
In my experience people can be both although they might prefer and/or excel at one. A good "cowboy" is one that gets the job done but can also build a sustainable, changeable process in their wake. A good "drone" is
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Its called fuck around and find out innit. Coding is easy, testing and maintaining is hard.
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Technically the whole concept of marketing is kinda insidious - the goal is to turn non-users into users. I still think a great use case for AR glasses is blotting out ads instead of adding them. Flyers should be 100% banned - just so much
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by inSenCite 2y ago
I think it just boils down to that most of the time we are just plain wrong about what people want badly enough to change what they are doing already. Our other fallacy is that quality of work matters - like yes, kind of, but it matters far
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Well, zero criticism IS a form of criticism so I don't blame the author for not being motivated after the fact. I'd even say its the worst kind of criticism because it leaves you with nothing to build next. But I think they are hi
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by inSenCite 2y ago
"It will be released first in Canada..." Filing this under things we don't see very often (or at least since RIM went underwater).
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Man, Langar is always awesome. They are not shy on serving size and the food is almost always legit amazing. Dont' miss out on the halwa! One of the mind blowing things about this is the sheer amount of people some of the Gurdwaras end
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Very familiar story. I'm 9months into quitting my consulting career after 10 years. Relatively long hours, weekend work, and lots of travel. The first few years were great, lots of learning, lots of smart people to work with, smart lea
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by inSenCite 2y ago
The best sales people I've worked with were incredible strategic thinkers and not really sales people at all. They built an intimate knowledge of their customer and their industry, built strong connections with the top brass of their c
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Canada needs to do something but I don't think joining the EU is it.
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by inSenCite 2y ago
This should be fun to watch
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by inSenCite 2y ago
"Before Deepseek, CEO Liang Wenfeng’s main venture was High-Flyer (幻方), a top 4 Chinese quantitative hedge fund last valued at $8 billion" Seems wild that a top 4 quant hedge fund is only $8B?
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by inSenCite 2y ago
I sincerely hope nobody is taking advice from linkedIn posts. Software development or otherwise...
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by inSenCite 2y ago
I wish there were 4k/hd resolutions of these
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by inSenCite 2y ago
looks like...an automated blog? Suspect these are almost all completely fictional
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by inSenCite 2y ago
This is the cutest thing I've seen all day
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Using a combination of both chatgpt and claude/sonnet. Codebase is not very complex or cutting edge (e.g., data pipeline to maintain a local db, and an analytics system). These are not enterprise or even public facing applications. For
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by inSenCite 2y ago
On one hand I agree with this conceptually, but on the other hand I've also been able to use AI to rapidly clean up and better structure a bunch of my existing code. The blind copy-paste has generally been a bad idea though. Still need
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by inSenCite 2y ago
I'd love to see a more granular view of the birthrate specifically urban vs. rural
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by inSenCite 2y ago
My biggest challenge with writing blogs/newsletters is the fear of publishing, not getting it "perfect", or being horribly wrong about whatever I'm writing about. To get over this I just made simple personal blog/si
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by inSenCite 2y ago
If they're just simple blogs why not use Github Pages? you can set it up with a custom domain and use the web codespaces
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by inSenCite 2y ago
I am working on making stats on financial securities accessible to more people so they can make better trading decisions. This is very much a work in progress. https://www.statsviz.com/ A big part of this is me learning how
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by inSenCite 2y ago
A common scenario I've come across with multiple folks here (Canada, GTA) are couples where one does contract work and the other is a FTE. This gives consistent benefits with an increased overall income. There has traditionally been a
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Canadian Immigration, Underemployment, and Unemployment [pdf](inclusion.ca)
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by inSenCite 2y ago
Yeah mostly cost related as others have suggested, I also use more cushioned shoes for training to help reduce fatigue for the back-to-back weeks of long runs. I thought the same thing about gait but gave it a shot anyway. Didn't throw

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