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A curated list of libraries, packages and resources for Quants(github.com)
30 points by _benj 5y ago|1 comments
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A Java library for technical analysis(github.com)
56 points by _benj 5y ago|18 comments
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by _benj 5y ago
I run pihole for my whole home network
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by _benj 5y ago
That's what I found incredible from these videos, specially the one in his channel that produce fruits (eggplants, peppers, etc...). The amount of chemical synthesis (I know nothing about chemistry) from the raw materials of dirt and w
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Open Cascade (OCCT) – Open-Source Geometric Modeling Kernel(github.com)
1 points by _benj 5y ago|0 comments
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by _benj 5y ago
I've been actually considering multiple CAD options to design a keyboard... pretty cool to see that you did so!
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CadQuery –- A Python parametric CAD scripting framework based on OCCT(github.com)
104 points by _benj 5y ago|43 comments
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by _benj 5y ago
On a recent discussion of FreeCAD[1] Solvespace was mentioned and after taking a quick glance at it, it certainly seems promising to me, although I do have very modest needs when it comes to CAD :-) [0] https://news.ycombinator.co
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Solvespace – parametric 2d/3D CAD(solvespace.com)
1 points by _benj 5y ago|1 comments
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by _benj 5y ago
Alibre looks quite nice, and it certainly refreshing to see a non-cloud non-subscription base software!
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FreeCAD: Open-source 3D parametric modeler(freecadweb.org)
143 points by _benj 5y ago|71 comments
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oh nice, thanks for sharing, I wasn't aware of that :-) It seems though that the assertions are attached to transactions. The way I use balance assertions on beancount is that, say, payday after balancing everything I'd enter >
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by _benj 5y ago
I started anew, just because after having using ledger I wanted to change some accounts, categories, and generally change the way I was doing things before. But I don't see why I'd be an issue to convert ledger to beancount.
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by _benj 5y ago
Switched to beancount from ledger a few months ago and I’m really enjoying the strict syntax of beancount. The cool thing though is that I really didn’t lose any of my reporting flows that I had with (h)ledger… I just made scripts that conv
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by _benj 5y ago
I initially thought that it had to be either/or and when I switched to beancount I was sorely missing then simple balance reports from ledger. What I’ve been doing lately is just generating ledger-formatted ledger on the fly for this t
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by _benj 5y ago
I enabled notifications on all our cards and bank accounts so whenever a transaction happens I get an email. From there I just use gmail filters to put all of those in a folder and then wrote a script to download, parse and enter those tran
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by _benj 5y ago
That makes sense a lot of sense. I guess the thing is that golang and their are stdlib testing lends itself to unit testing and not so much to integration testing. Our system also talks to a bunch of hardware via multiple protocols, for whi
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by _benj 5y ago
The post showed me why my code is praised an understandable but I have the absolute worst time when it comes to testing it! The interfaces and abstractions needed to make a code testable is something I actively avoid in order to write code
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by _benj 5y ago
I usually try to unsubscribe form emails about two/three times. If that doesn’t work I’ll start making them as spam. I’m aware that a company’s email address falling on the spam list can be an absolute nightmare for the company, but I
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by _benj 5y ago
So… I used to budget but it didn’t really helped my wife and I, so now I only track our finances. When my paycheck arrives, it arrives to an “income” account, which is ONLY used to receive the paycheck money. From there I transfer money to
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by _benj 5y ago
First congrats! Many of us make websites that grow all the way to 10 users ;-) But for real, really cool trust you made something that is in use. To your questions a) what do you mean by “next level”? Is it that there are performances issue
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by _benj 5y ago
I used to go to a chiropractor twice a week and it was some of the best $$ I ever used! Also used to take walks multiple times a day, not any fast/exercise walks, just chill walk around my neighborhood, smell the flowers, look at the n
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by _benj 5y ago
I guess, like with everything, the best way to learn is with practice, so as soon as you can start getting screen time on the markets. Use whatever books to understand concepts, not strategies. For example, work to understand the why of th
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by _benj 5y ago
a few months I was very interested in trading and found that one of the best places to learn was with books. Regarding to books tho, maybe look for books that have been around for a while, instead of a get-rich-quickly random ebook online.
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by _benj 5y ago
I loved the article! Over the years and after burning out I’ve learned observe my state of mind, but mostly for the distracted mode, and when I finding in it I’ll just stop whatever focus work I’m doing because very few good things come out
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by _benj 5y ago
Have been watching videos of DCS World (which btw, seem to do a pretty good job as a simulator) and it’s just precisely like you described. I’d say that a simulator is marginally less “lunatic” but still :)
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by _benj 5y ago
Thanks for sharing that story! I’ve been using outseta (free) for the last couple of months as I build a product using it and it has been pretty straightforward, and has really pushed me from my inefficient “build-it-yourself” to “just buy
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by _benj 5y ago
I cannot fathom… My closes reference is a PIC16F that I used to program in 8bit assembly, but the thing was 8MHz, and I only blinked an LED! :)
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That one!
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by _benj 5y ago
This is more along the lines of my “vintage”. Thanks kind of feel left out when folk here start remembering their c64 and Ataris and whatnot! My first computer was a celeron 500MHz with windows 98 (maybe there was a 300MHz with win 3.1 but

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