Kranar

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by Kranar 4y ago
This is so weird. Someone self-studies a pretty challenging book on data structures and algorithms and you don't think that makes them curious and motivated to the point that you'd not feel comfortable working with them? What do y
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by Kranar 4y ago
But his entire point is that's not what happened at the big company he worked at.
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by Kranar 4y ago
>This recall only happened because, god forbid, the NHTSA got off its ass and actually tested something. Where did you find this info? The article says it was Tesla that did a voluntary recall. The NHTSA was not the one who did any testi
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by Kranar 4y ago
Meh, the term recall conjures images of vehicles having to be taken back to the dealership to get repaired, replaced, or refunded. The recall announced here is just an over the air software update. It's worth pointing this out.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Don't know what version of Chat-GPT you're using, but last I checked engineers are still human.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Ah okay, well what you said is simply untrue. It's the C++ standard that requires two's complement (S 6.8.1.3 mandates this) regardless of architecture. The reason for the negative result has nothing to do with computer architectu
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by Kranar 4y ago
That assumption would be incorrect then.
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by Kranar 4y ago
The example has nothing to do with floating points not to mention most computer architectures do not have floating point units.
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by Kranar 4y ago
The example provided has nothing to do with computer architecture or efficiency. In fact if anything it's less efficient than what most computer architectures provide natively. I'm questioning OP because I have strong doubts that
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by Kranar 4y ago
What does computer architecture have to do with this? What is your explanation for why this happens?
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by Kranar 4y ago
Nothing you claim is stated in that document you linked and as someone who has done a great deal of business with IBKR for the better part of 15 years now as well as one of the largest market makers on the Australian markets making up appro
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by Kranar 4y ago
I highly doubt rustamm or anyone partaking in this discussion is remotely qualified to know whether the most successful hedge funds, including Renaissance Technologies, Citadel, or Bridgewater are successful simply due to luck.
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by Kranar 4y ago
There are good groups but they tend to be people who are already deeply involved in the field. The vast majority of what you find, including discussions about this on HN, are complete trash to be quite blunt and it's very demoralizing.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Can you provide a reference for a single broker that guarantees no liability for holding negative balance in a margin account, because as-is what you've described is a violation of FINRA rules and I'm fairly certain that such a pr
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by Kranar 4y ago
I started off doing it on my own back in 2008 with nothing more than an Interactive Brokers account. Then I went all in and started a company to do it professionally around 2012. As far as strategies go, I've said it here before, but a
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by Kranar 4y ago
Can you please quote what you think you're disagreeing with me about or how your reply has any relevance to my post? Did you perhaps intend to reply to someone else?
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by Kranar 4y ago
Nothing you've said has any relevance to this discussion. Regardless of what kind of leverage you use, if you're the one using it then you can end up with a negative balance putting you in debt. Case closed. As for your other comm
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by Kranar 4y ago
I'd be very careful to categorically state what is true or isn't true on a topic that you may not quite be an expert in. Brokers have no ability to liquidate a position on a company that declares bankruptcy after market hours. In
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by Kranar 4y ago
>Someone who merely bought and held tech stocks, like Apple & Nvidia, beat virtually all funds since 2009. This is a common misconception or a poorly phrased statement. It's not true that someone who bought/held tech stocks
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by Kranar 4y ago
>They're saying there's a distinction But OP is saying there is no distinction.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Exactly, now consider how absurd it would be to say "Most developers aren't working on Windows, Linux, or macOS."
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by Kranar 4y ago
>Adding communication doesn’t change it as long as each player can’t see the other’s choice before making their own. Saying that communication doesn't change the prisoner's dilemma so long as each player can't communicate
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by Kranar 4y ago
The way you worded your query is kind of awkward and even had me do a double take. I reworded it in a straight forward manner and ChatGPT managed to answer correctly. Instead of "What do you think do they think is inside the box?"
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by Kranar 4y ago
I disagree, I run a small tech company that has a group that's been experimenting with stable diffusion and we noticed that an extreme version of the Pareto Principle applies here as well where you can get ~90% of the benefits for like
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by Kranar 4y ago
Don't know what your domain is, but most experienced devs in most of the domains I work in turn off those assertions because they slow the absolute hell out of debug builds. Like yes, debug builds are naturally slower, but there's
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by Kranar 4y ago
That would be counterproductive. The fact he made these measures is what made the stock price go up. The goal isn't to just punish someone for the sake of punishing them, the goal is to improve the value of the company, which the CEO j
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by Kranar 4y ago
That says nothing. I could show you a chart of Tether's volume vs. S&P500 and you'll see a similar pattern. Big deal.
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by Kranar 4y ago
Because no one cares about random wild speculation and rumors spread across the Internet for almost a decade. What people care about is whether they can take 1 USDT and exchange it for 1 USD, plain and simple. Currently Bitfinex will exchan
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by Kranar 4y ago
There were major players involved in other cryptocurrencies/stable coins that ultimately failed. There's absolutely no shortage (pun intended) of people who want to see Bitcoin and/or Tether collapse and have a vested financi
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by Kranar 4y ago
If what you care about is efficiency, then stick to static linking. Dynamic linking inhibits so many optimizations.

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