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lrm242
2y ago
Man I really hope other people get this one, because it is awesome.
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lrm242
4y ago
Huh? What do you mean unavailable? I see it just fine.
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lrm242
5y ago
Is there a sane web Notification Center yet? Nope. Sigh.
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lrm242
5y ago
All GitLab notifications are via email unless someone explicitly @s you. Furthermore, there is no api to notification. Basically, unless you monitor email, you don’t get notifications. It’s horrible.
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5y ago
Can we just get a decent unified Notification Center, please? Notifications in GitLab are painful, just copy how GitHub does it and stop trying to make it so complicated.
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6y ago
Ran a business that started on stitch. What a painful piece of software that is. We had a heavily custom integration to their api and very high order volume. Moved to NetSuite, built many a customization and integration. NetSuite is great,
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lrm242
6y ago
Blosc is an outstanding project. I have used it with great success in finance and general data science in production with very large total datasets (one custom binary format and one leveraging protobufs). It really shines first and foremost
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lrm242
6y ago
Here’s an idea: don’t project your values or idea of worth on what other people choose to do with their life. You’re not as righteous as you may think you are, I guarantee it.
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8y ago
For soccer it’s trivial to remove the aerial aspect from the youth game, in fact they’ve already done it. No headers, no throw ins, etc. Doing so doesn’t do much to change the game at a youth level. Football on the other hand... it’s pretty
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9y ago
This is how any reasonable institution not 100% focused on cryptocurrencies will gain cryptocurrency exposure. The big reason is they are backed by CME clearing and settlement. It helps to significantly reduce the counter-party risk associa
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9y ago
No, they aren't. There are all sorts of futures contracts, and they are all derivatives and none are indexes themselves. There are equity index futures, single stock futures, foreign exchange futures, treasury futures, etc. Cash settle
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11y ago
Rambler On | Austin, TX | ONSITE | Client/Server Side C#, Frontend Javascript, IT (full time) Rambler On is YETI Cooler's exclusive customization provider for their Rambler line of stainless steel drinkerware. We leverage a unique
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11y ago
The underlying assets were stable. Are you sure about that? Go check some intraday prices. Have a gander at AAPL or GE or COST.
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11y ago
It makes a ton of sense, actually. Intense fear drove large demands for liquidity thus spiking volatility. Thinly traded stocks and ETFs were hit harder than thick ones. ETFs, in particular, had additional demands placed on them as their un
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11y ago
We did 13 billion shares yesterday, which is nearly 2x the 10 day average. The market was far from broken. In fact, I'd say it performed remarkably well.
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11y ago
Probably nothing? OnStar is an optional service. It's not required for your car to run.
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11y ago
OnStar provides all sorts of nifty things. Lock your keys in the car? OnStar can unlock your doors.
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11y ago
Franklin uses pink butcher paper, not foil. While the cook will be shortened with the crutch it is done at the expense of the bark. Crutching makes for a softer less "barky" bark. This is, supposdaly, one of the benefits to using
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11y ago
Oak is the traditional wood, not mesquite.
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11y ago
I don't know how far along you and the parent are in your bachelors, but there are BS completion programs that you might consider. I'm now 35 and I left my undergrad EE BS in my senior year to start a software company. Thankfully
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11y ago
Python has urwid.
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12y ago
When JIRA started it was beautiful when compared to other available options (bugzilla, for example). JIRA's UI was a major competitive advantage in the beginning. These days, it looks and feels terrible, IMHO.
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12y ago
This really has nothing to do with it at all. In fact, an LLC can elect different forms of tax treatment, including being taxed as a C or S corporation.
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12y ago
Never, ever exercise options unless you have a market to immediately sell into OR otherwise have means to cover the potentially significant tax bill. This bit so many people in the dot-com boom. Options should be exercised and a portion of
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12y ago
Wow, Socedo looks very neat. Had not seen that before.
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12y ago
Middlemen have always existed in markets. The middlemen have changed, but as you rightly point out, they now take SIGNIFICANTLY LESS than they used to because competition has forced spreads down to next to nothing. You pick: pay a 0.30 spre
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12y ago
You might also google stories about market makers not answering their phones during times of high volatility. There is this strange obsession over "how it used to be", as if it was better having people in the mix matching orders a
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12y ago
Index funds, or really anyone with long horizon investment objectives, are major benefactors of HFT. Note, "HFT" really means nothing in modern context, but regardless, what most mean are "Electronic Market Makers". Long
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12y ago
Suggest you read this rebuttal. Lewis' book is deeply flawed. http://www.amazon.com/Flash-Boys-Insiders-Perspective-High-F...
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12y ago
I admin the cluster, so you're gonna need to try again.
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