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Biden to propose minimum tax on billionaires as part of 2023 budget(reuters.com)
2 points by Kibae 5y ago|1 comments
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by Kibae 5y ago
I'm going to go against the grain here and say denuclearization is not the solution for peace. I believe the reason the world has been at (relative) peace since WWII is because of the threat of a nuclear war. If Ukraine had kept their
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by Kibae 5y ago
I think close to 0. In my opinion, space and cyber warfare will be the new norm for the foreseeable future.
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by Kibae 5y ago
I doubt they would do that. It would cause Apple's biggest market, China, to rethink allowing Apple and Google devices in their country.
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by Kibae 5y ago
> A study of DNA extracted from the leg bones of extinct moa birds in New Zealand found that the half-life of DNA is 521 years. [1] So at most ~5.6% of DNA could have survived. It would be interesting if researchers would be able to dete
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by Kibae 5y ago
IMO, the next major war won't be fought with missiles and bullets. No democratic government will want to mass-murder citizens. I think the next major war will be cyber. We've seen what hackers are capable of with Colonial Pipeline
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by Kibae 5y ago
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by Kibae 5y ago
With society becoming more left-leaning with the growth of the NDP, this will pull Conservatives more to the left perhaps creating a void on the right that the PPC may fill. For now, the PPC is irrelevant, but that may soon change. Only tim
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by Kibae 5y ago
I'm guessing he was talking about the Libertarian Party.
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by Kibae 5y ago
Canadian here. I understand the appeal of ranked choice voting for citizens, but I don't see either the Liberals or Conservatives supporting it. On the Liberal side, they will always have the idea of strategic voting, where they tell p
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by Kibae 5y ago
The most recent one I can think of that I've used is random sampling. When I started thinking of potential customers I found a list of n potential users. I could have started by reaching out from #1 then worked down. But this would not
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by Kibae 5y ago
I would try to solve the worlds' plastic problem. As most of us know, most plastic ends up in a landfill. I think we need to be conscious about what happens to our purchases after its lifespan. At the end of a tree's life, it is d
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by Kibae 5y ago
Growth = Stress + Rest [1] To maximize performance it is necessary to take breaks to give your brain time to process information. By stepping on the gas 24/7 you are guaranteed to burn out. Schedule breaks and take them. You're no
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by Kibae 5y ago
I bought kibae.com (my name) and I intend to make a portfolio site, create an email me@kibae.com, etc. But in the meantime, it just redirects to A Rick Roll
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by Kibae 5y ago
y = mx + b y = Where you are m = Your ability to grow x = Time b = Where you start Although where you start is important, your ability to grow (or decay) ultimately determines where you end up.
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by Kibae 5y ago
"I knew that when I was 80 I was not going to regret having tried this. I was not going to regret trying to participate in this thing called the Internet that I thought was going to be a really big deal. I knew that if I failed I would
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by Kibae 5y ago
I hope it would suggest something like `//process.env.API_KEY` to get users in the habit of not storing secrets on repos.
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by Kibae 5y ago
I made it a habit to “seek boredom” during my breaks. Walk around the block, drink some water, meditate. In general, avoid stimulants like HN, Reddit, Instagram to minimize context switching.
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by Kibae 5y ago
January 30, 2005 - June 6, 2021. You can try sampling different time periods by downloading data from Yahoo Finance. I may need to make the code more robust because there is some data that I hard-coded just for the dates I selected.
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by Kibae 5y ago
Yup
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by Kibae 5y ago
I just downloaded historical data on Yahoo Finance and parsed the CSV files. There are definitely more efficient ways to do this.
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by Kibae 5y ago
I decided not to add trading commissions because most brokers have removed them after Robinhood entered the market.
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by Kibae 5y ago
It looks like it is mean reversion. This is my first time hearing that term. The way I discovered this algorithm was initially I wanted to buy the previous day's best performing sector ETF, with a hypothesis that the momentum would con
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Show HN: I discovered a trading algorithm that returns ~24.85% annually(github.com)
249 points by Kibae 5y ago|128 comments
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by Kibae 5y ago
This is a simple trading algorithm I discovered that operates on the Vanguard sector ETFs. This backdating algorithm provides on average a return of ~0.0878% for each trading day, or ~24.85% annualized return assuming 253 trading days per y
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by Kibae 6y ago
I see price isn’t a listed factor in your decision, so I’m going suggest the Apple Watch.