Exuma

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   by Exuma 5y ago

   I think it won't really make sense until you try the alternatives. I've used react since it's inception, vue, ember, angular (going back all the way to angular 1), knockout, etc etc etc. All these frameworks try to solve what
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   Have you ever developed a complicated front-end system? Not using a vue/react style framework would be ludicrous (ie, building something like Facebook Ads UI or Google Analytics UI). I find it super bizarre you say "complicate thi
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   Without refreshing my knowledge on it, I don't think it's actually a string. A <template> block is actually a "single file component" which is a special vue plugin/loader/whatever for webpack. It compiles
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   Vue is brilliant when you actually use it. Nothing you've mentioned is remotely ever a problem in my experience. Also :href="xxx" isn't a string, that is javascript in there. You won't ever have more than 10 charact
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   An excellent choice
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   > By definition, this order must be the top of the book, because it’s price already had to be aggressive, and there could be no other bids above us. Therefore, the new best bid increases from $99 to $102, since that is the limit price of
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   > Now, a market maker is a participant that is _solely_ interested in making money off that bid/ask spread, basically like a sports bookie. They're willing to always be in the market, on both sides, and take the spread whenever
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   Brilliant explanation! Thank you. This is exactly the level of detail I love. You explained that very well
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   by Exuma 5y ago

   That's so funny you mentioned this because I asked one time on a forum if something like that were possible and got absolutely roasted for "such a stupid question"... I'm super glad my thinking was on the right track. Th
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    I agree, I'm sure it is wildly complicated, but something more than "market makers provide liquidity!!!" would do wonders. Something on par with the detail of your existing 2 posts would be 10/10...
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    So basically to simplify all this (more for myself), looking at total cost column tells you all costs and all "revenue" (money received), but considering you're only partially selling your inventory the total summed cost colu
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Honestly I think the hardest thing to date that is nearly impossible to find information on is how a market maker actually works. I've googled for hours before only to get very vague definitions, nothing concrete with actual examples&#
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Ooooh, great point. Thank you, that makes perfect sense. So that's an interesting point that I never actually realized (pun intended 1000%)... is that FIFO/LIFO doesn't actually change your profit amount when the position is
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    So quick question: is it correct to assume that FIFO/LIFO doesn't matter if you want to get your overall profit (sum the cost column which consists of side x quantity x price for each trade)? In other words, FIFO/LIFO only ap
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    I just sent your article to a lot of different people trying to learn. You have a natural gift for teaching, I'd highly recommend you keep making posts. I went down the rabbit hole learning a lot of this stuff about 1/2 a year ago
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    This guy has a great writing style.
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    The post specifically asks about learning things quickly. This is directly proportional to how uncomfortable one can be without quitting. If someone is dissuaded from learning something because they need to be encouraged, then that is contr
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    I learn the hardest things first, not the easiest thing (ie I flip right to the Black-Scholes formula when learning options, gradient descent in neural networks, etc etc). I find that by going after the hardest things first, you learn the m
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    His channel is awesome, especially the video about the infinity hotel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxGsU8oIWjY
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Wow!!! I've thought my whole life about this at random moments....... when I was a very little kid, maybe 5-10 I used to say certain words and I would get a very intense visualization that would go along with it. The visualization was
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    This seems bad
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    This looks super awesome
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Surprised to see his blog here, I am a huge fan. He is very excellent, and also his munsel color videos are very good.
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Good lord
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    YouPlot: Draw Plots in Terminal(github.com)

    4 points by Exuma 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    How does this compare to DeleteMe (which I already pay for)?
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    I literally can't believe Linus mixes up loose and lose multiple times. Come on man!
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Never Split the Difference - a negotiation book by famous hostage negotiator. It's so immediately useful and practical, my entire team used it to collect massive amount of debts and enact other business changes. It was invaluable, and
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    Why don't you just use normal list or detail view? I don't use 3 panes either. https://www.lifewire.com/thmb/vSLzUT0-KVRp7uMtbjOa3qsYMmk=/1...
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    by Exuma 5y ago

    What don't you like about it?