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by RayVR 2y ago
The fundamental difference between something like Pave or Radford is that, AFAIK, they are simply providing companies with information. I am not a lawyer, but I believe the fundamental issue with RealPage is that by entering into a service
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by RayVR 2y ago
Yes, by not wearing one, you avoid women like this.
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by RayVR 2y ago
Homebrew, pip, venv
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by RayVR 2y ago
What is an “official version of python”? Anaconda is a distribution, which to my understanding, includes an official version of Python. Anaconda includes its own way of doing things to solve a lot of common problems people face. Personally,
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by RayVR 2y ago
Without details of the investigation and the reason for the prosecution dropping the case, we are missing too much information. His side of the story is convincing and compelling, but it’s a one-sided perspective.
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by RayVR 2y ago
From the author's "About" page: > Despite strong circumstantial evidence including my medical journal and video/audio evidence of suspicious activities, the prosecution decided not to pursue charges, citing insufficie
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by RayVR 2y ago
I think if you read into the details you wouldn’t make such an obviously naive argument. The services provided by companies like realpage remove the ability to negotiate. More importantly, they explicitly manipulate supply coming into the m
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by RayVR 2y ago
from what I understand, databento is just aggregating exchange data. They must have some deal for processed data. Their MBO data is not cheap and they don't have much history. I would not trust their bars without a whitepaper documenti
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by RayVR 2y ago
No. The major concern is that bad ticks make it through your filters, which is more than likely going to make your models do something wonky. It's been many years since I worked on cleaning data but essentially each event you receive i
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by RayVR 2y ago
Banks aren’t trading because post-2008 regulations made it nearly impossible. They have plenty of money to hire top trading talent and did so for a long time.
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by RayVR 2y ago
Interactive brokers is probably the best non-professional setup I’m aware of. You won’t get hft level latencies or price feeds. to get good historical data in “trad-fi” you would need to map all the trades by code to filter out bad ticks be
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by RayVR 2y ago
this is not a trading strategy. This is a tool that supports simulated execution for strategies. The strategies are left for users of the tool to implement. I have no idea if this code works or if the features listed are finished but if don
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by RayVR 2y ago
Ah, the wonderful lack of thought and skepticism we’ve come to expect from TC
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by RayVR 2y ago
I can only assume you are living in a mud hut, with no personal transportation, and you walked to a public library to use their computer so you could make this comment. Everyone wants to talk about reducing other people’s consumption.
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by RayVR 3y ago
There are the stories he tells about himself, his intentions, and his beliefs. Then, there are the cold hard facts. Even if you wanted to believe his statements, they do not align at all with his actions.
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by RayVR 3y ago
Is this a joke?
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by RayVR 3y ago
The idea is that it should eliminate the need for things like useMemo, useCallback, etc. it seems there’s better support for promises, as well.
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by RayVR 3y ago
If there's one thing I've always wanted, it's shitty video knockoffs of real life. Can't wait to stream some AI hallucinations.
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by RayVR 3y ago
Which court filing is this from?
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by RayVR 3y ago
I am fond of the Maruman Mnemosyne notebooks. Rhodia is a classic and I have nothing negative to say but prefer the “smoothness” of the maruman paper.
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by RayVR 3y ago
The article's title and the words of Denis Noble are quite incendiary and come across as misinformed. Are the non-quoted ideas attributable to Ball accurate? I don't know. The actual quotes from Ball, wherein he laments the compar
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by RayVR 3y ago
So, if I understand what you are trying to say, it's a proportional tax. It is not progressive unless for some reason you view the "cliff" this way, though it is not a true cliff in the traditional tax sense, since exceeding
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by RayVR 3y ago
No it is not. Look at the fee calculator.
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by RayVR 3y ago
You are misunderstanding or misusing the word progressive here... If I have an app that makes $20,000 annually and all of the sudden there's a huge influx of new downloads (with no guarantee of converting to paid), then I am bankrupt.
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by RayVR 3y ago
It seems Google cut several hundred roles…out of how many? Don’t they employ more than 25k engineers? I don’t want to make light of anyone losing their job, but this just doesn’t seem meaningful at this scale
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by RayVR 3y ago
Many people misinterpret what is required for a t-test.
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by RayVR 3y ago
I think there is a deep misunderstanding here. Safari can demand such a large price due to the value of their traffic. Size and demographic factors of mobile Safari users really dominates here. Firefox would probably be worth less than 1&#x
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by RayVR 3y ago
I would much rather see a one semester course on formal logic and then a basic probability course than throwing students into the misery of spreadsheets and proprietary stats software.
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by RayVR 3y ago
One of my favorite quotes from Munger > It’s very important to not put your brain in chains too young by what you shout out. From his speech at Harvard in '95, he's talking about how loudly proclaiming something, shouting about
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by RayVR 3y ago
strange to me how many of these eventually turn into steampunk.

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