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811.
by Galanwe 4y ago
Not just Cajun, more generally a French and french-derivatives word.
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by Galanwe 5y ago
Mosek (mosek.com) is good if you have conic contraints. Otherwise cvxopt is quite simple for smaller problems.
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> there's no human you can talk to when something goes wrong. This goes both ways. I may not want a smart contract for my life insurance, but I can perfectly imagine myself taking a lot of very small, very short insurances on mundan
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by Galanwe 5y ago
Honest question: I don't question the positive impact nvim had on vim's development and improvement. It really fostered new ideas and was key in pushing parallel module runtime. Is there a point to switching to nvim now though, wi
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by Galanwe 5y ago
That's just the formalities most likely copy pasted from the physical edition. In reality it's just a "Cancel subscription" button.
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by Galanwe 5y ago
As someone who has been writing python bindings regularly for 10 years: Writing bindings in Cython is much, much faster in terms of development time. It fits nicely and unintrusively in an already python packaged library. You can gently add
817.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Installed chrome on a new Windows 11 2 weeks ago and had the same pop-ups than the twit.
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by Galanwe 5y ago
These are naive and unrefined technical indicators. - there's only price/volume, it's very poor in terms of information. Smells like an academic with only access to a free database. - it's really the classical technical
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> is there any source on some actual money figures - actual money figures - how much firms make Yes there are a number of public sources, especially for UCITS funds that have some regulatory requirements to post publish their portfolio c
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by Galanwe 5y ago
Do you really believe the world is that simple? It poses you no problem to live in a world where your outsider opinion on a topic you probably just read about on the internet, is right versus a whole industry of very smart people managing h
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by Galanwe 5y ago
As mentioned in comments, it's pretty rare to give a strong non compete to interns. But interns aside, the whole industry is built around these competes, so mechanism are in place to circumvent them. Some HF will happily buyback the no
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> Is there really any point in learning an open source framework, where I can assume that the most profitable strategies it can produce are already being used by someone? In practice, yes, because the methodology itself is only as good a
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by Galanwe 5y ago
What's presented here is not a full blown strategy, it's just a framework for building signals (+ some of example signals) from which a strategy could be built, or to complement an existing strategy. The signals presented are too
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by Galanwe 5y ago
It means to remove a set of factors from the signal - or the returns of the signal, which would impact its performance or exposure, and are not meant to be captured by the signal. Imagine a "I have no preference" signal which give
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by Galanwe 5y ago
As someone with 10+ years of exp in the industry, I had no clue what this was actually doing after reading the github page. Had to dive through the examples and videos. The alphas showcased seem weak: 1.5 max gross SR in sample, unresiduali
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by Galanwe 5y ago
In all seriousness, the quality of this article is abysmal. It's just a stream of rants about centralized vs decentralized without a single argument or explanation that stands on its legs. There are also a lot of asumptions and wishful
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by Galanwe 5y ago
I did not develop a graphical Windows application since around 15 years now. At the time it was mainly Win32, and WPF just starting. I remember that Qt was a big thing though. They had this CSS like capability that would allow you to style
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> suitcase full of cash. From a security perspective, it has the interesting property that transactions involving one don't have to be publicly recorded and processed on a public, global, openly accessible peer-to-peer network in or
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by Galanwe 5y ago
From their github/cargo.toml it seems to be using "wgpu" ( https://sotrh.github.io/learn-wgpu/#what-is-wgpu ) which at first glance seems to be an abstraction layer that can fallback to OpenGL/DirectX
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by Galanwe 5y ago
Japan is often taken as an example for this kind of things, but I think the overall thing can span to most of Asia, though with varying degrees. Singapore would be an even greater extreme. I remember a friend telling me he was seated at a r
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by Galanwe 5y ago
What is so wrong with FFI? I've been using that since decades without anything to complain about. It's simple, to the point, and allows you to have your library used by 99% of existing language, not just rust and c++.
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> either will end up with a major political change in Russia or with a new cold war. Agree for the former, but not with the latter. Though scientific and military advancements by Russia were possible during the cold war, in its current s
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by Galanwe 5y ago
Does someone have feedback on having kids in a Montessori school? Looking at the materials online, it looks like the overall idea makes sense, but somehow there is a _rumor_ that most Montessori childs struggle to adapt to a _normal_ curric
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by Galanwe 5y ago
From his email transcript in the article: > I have functionally 1/3 of my customers that I am going to have to back-bill for months of subscription fees
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> If they’re settling in rubles or yuan, for most definitions of “easily,” yes. Completely agree with your comment, just wanted to add that the vast majority of international companies will require a settlement in DM currencies (mainly d
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by Galanwe 5y ago
Very sad to see such a worthless analysis on an otherwise interesting dataset. I think it would be worth investing on learning a bit of statistics or discussing with a data scientist before publishing that kind of article. Honestly throwing
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> C++ has a well defined memory model Only since C++11, and it's not a full blown memory model.
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> Linus was wrong about many things in his rant. This being one of them. Its not what is being discussed here. C++ has an implementation defined memory model. That just cannot work with Linux out of the box. You need an OS and compiler d
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> A curated list of insanely awesome libraries Not sure this list brings much added value. It's definitely not "curated" but rather an aggregate of the top 20 Google result for "python finance <theme>"
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by Galanwe 5y ago
> E-Mails are unencrypted and can be intercepted Hu, yes they are. I don't think there's still non ssl mail transport nowadays. > gpg as encryption isn't worth anything when everybody has your public key and/or sen

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