vladko

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by vladko 1y ago
Traditional AI coding metrics (lines of code per prompt, time saved) are like judging a chef by ingredient count — they miss what matters. The CAICE framework (pronounced "case") measures AI coding effectiveness across 5 dimension
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Case study: building a better search with Algolia and Lumen PHP(zenofcoding.com)
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by vladko 11y ago
that's kind of what wealthbot does... you can set it up to manage your own portfolio. i.e. you can set yourself up as an RIA and a client of your own firm, the on-boarding process for both sides takes 45 min total. And if you are good
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by vladko 11y ago
definitely not. but whenever you implement any financial software, you go through the same audits. whether you paid $1M for it or got it for free. you do realize that most banks run on open source platforms (linux). and there are countless
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by vladko 11y ago
that would be true for any public-facing text, which relates to financial advice. a good CFA (RIA) knows what to ask and how to ask, it's not really that complicated.
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by vladko 11y ago
just to add a little... in a grand scheme of things wealthbot.io is not very different from excel. (except we do a few more things, which relate to an RIA's daily workflow). at the end of the day we will generate a trade file (or signa
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by vladko 11y ago
the vagrant config is a little confusing at first glance. note, this is a typical config file provisioned by puphpet ... if you look closely not all of those packages are marked for installation. (install : 1/0) so we only use a factio
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by vladko 11y ago
it's available.. it's actually loaded for you by vagrant as fixtures.. the actual command it runs is: doctrine:fixtures:load (which are in the Fixtures bundle). the script which setups the demo data is located in vagrant/puph
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by vladko 11y ago
purely from a technical standpoint for wealthbot.io the challenge is acceptance of these securities by custodians. for example our platform doesn't really care which security it works with whether it's a stock, and EFT or bitcoin
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by vladko 11y ago
you have some good points, that are definitely important. as far as technology we do not offer any investment advice .. we offer a platform for wealth management. RIA's a primary target audience, but the core logic can be used in other
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by vladko 11y ago
did you hit that nail right on the head or what? (you've summarized the general vision of wealthbot.io in one very eloquent sentence). drop us a note at hi [at] wealthbot.io
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by vladko 11y ago
lots of people are using robo-advisors and RIA services... so i think that part is already proven. now as far as webo specifically, if the community gets behind it.. this platform can be as secure, robust and feature-full as any fintech pla
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by vladko 11y ago
definitely you can use your local OS to run it. if you have a full LAMMP stack ready, just setup a new vhost (or whatever your typical process is.. .and off you go). (as a matter of fact, that's how it would be deployed in production).
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by vladko 11y ago
you are reading slightly too much into it. 1. please realize that this is an open source project, so every single line of text or code can be changed to your liking. (not to mention that these are simply sample questions, and any end-user c
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by vladko 11y ago
upgrading symfony is one of the key things we are working on right now. don't think of the demo as production, it's just a test server with some dummy data, where you can play around with features of webo. as open source projects