Shumer666

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   by Shumer666 5mo ago

   Notbad work.Most posts aboutcompiler fuzzing are just... I ran AFL on gcc with greasy fingers and got a stack overflow in the lexer.Here's my Medium article.
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   by Shumer666 2y ago

   The extra bits come from adding more data, like trading volume, volatility, and technical indicators. I also throw in market sentiment and smart RNG to simulate realistic fluctuations. Plus, I use genetic algorithms to evolve and optimize t
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   by Shumer666 2y ago

   Anyone who can decode the secrets of life itself! Reading ACGT strings isn't just for biologists—it's for anyone who wants to see the market with the same complexity as DNA. While teenagers might breeze through price/time gra
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   Hey Quant traders,hold my beer

   3 points by Shumer666 2y ago|4 comments
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   by Shumer666 3y ago

   First off, learning Haskell's like trying to decipher an alien language. If you're used to plain ol' if-else loops and straightforward variable assignments, prepare to have your brain twisted into knots. Haskell's got mo