stagehn

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by stagehn 6y ago
It went downhill when they were captured by woke college graduates in the late 2010s (similar to many left leaning news organizations)
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by stagehn 6y ago
Thank you for sharing these experiences
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by stagehn 6y ago
This is a pedantic response. There isn't an important difference between building a physical system and building a system in code whose generating process is that which you're trying to model. And everyone knew he didn't mean
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by stagehn 6y ago
Disagree. National journalism is nowadays politically charged entertainment, sensationalism and fake news. Local journalism is more likely to be real news.
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by stagehn 6y ago
He didn't use the 'authoritarian' framing (he sarcastically questioned whether it was 'exemplary'), that's something you're presumptively attributing. There was not 'zero' coverage of the guy&#x
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by stagehn 6y ago
Is "wide support" of her arrest (as framed by the person I was replying to) an example of white lady in distress? That seems like the exact opposite of white lady in distress. Or is the single person who thought the arrest was unj
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by stagehn 6y ago
What does her being white have to do with anything and why would you even bring up her race?
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by stagehn 6y ago
Compare the murder rate per capita in tribal societies today versus modern society. It's orders of magnitude higher. Case closed.
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by stagehn 6y ago
> Consider that statement in limit; if the queue was of infinite length, there would be no trade-through, and no adverse selection. E[PnL | is_filled_very_soon] and P(is_filled_very_soon) both decline monotonically in queue size assuming
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by stagehn 6y ago
What's deadweight loss? Trading is zero sum dollars (gross fees) and positive sum utility. If execution flow is paying more slippage in large tick stocks then that PnL must be going to someone's pocket (market maker or short term
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by stagehn 6y ago
As an industry practitioner I disagree with this but I can see why first order thinking will lead to that conclusion. A smaller tick size does not necessarily translate into lower transaction costs for investors. Market makers' compet