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by and-not-drew 19d ago
Posted this before, but Odds Assist Pro ( http://pro.oddsassist.com/ ) and Sportsbook API ( https://sportsbookapi.com/ ) The Odds Assist tool started out as a way for me to quickly QA the data from the API. It
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by and-not-drew 10mo ago
I've got 2 that are kind of intermingled. Each averages a little over $500/mo on their own though. Sportsbook API ( https://sportsbookapi.com/ ) - A single API to get odds data from a number of US Sportsbooks Odds A
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by and-not-drew 3y ago
I typed out half of a real long message and then realized this could probably explain it better than I can https://www.techopedia.com/gambling-guides/what-does-ev-mean...
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by and-not-drew 3y ago
I've posted before, but https://beatyourbookie.app/ is what I've been working on for a while. The website is for tracking betting lines and finding arbitrage and +EV bets across sports betting sites. I've bee
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
Posted in a different post last week: https://beatyourbookie.app/ Website for tracking betting lines and finding arbitrage between betting sites. I'm currently collecting all the data myself so my next step is creating
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
Oh, nice! I'll take a look. Ty!
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
https://beatyourbookie.app/ Website for tracking betting lines and finding arbitrage between betting sites. I'm currently collecting all the data myself and am working to build a public API to allow others to access th
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
Parkinson's Law - "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_law
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
True, but going back to the original argument, if hackers did manage to steal data, that makes the idea of spending time trying to prevent all the taxis from being sent to one place even stupider. In the world where YandexTaxi had extra tim
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
That's got nothing to do with what we're talking about. The first comment didn't say they should have spent more time on security, it said they should have spent time creating a system to detect if too many taxis were in one
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
Not disagreeing, but do you have a source? I'd like to know more about this.
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
While casino is probably the best comparison, I've always thought of social media as kind of the high fructose corn syrup for this generation. We took something that in small doses isn't really an issue and over optimized without
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
Maybe I'm naive, but the implication that this is Musk favoring conservative accounts just seems stupid to me. I'm not saying Musk wouldn't do that, but I just think it's all too fast. I have no insight into the inner wo
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
> It's not unlike the military priority of 1) mission accomplishment and 2) troop welfare. I hear what you're saying, but I would be careful taking a military type model and applying it to a team of software US engineers mainly
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
Yeah, that was their whole point. Stock splits don't cause better returns, but the stocks with the best returns are more likely to split.
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
I think it still is. I'm going to try to find a source, but I saw an analysis where they measured from a year before the split, the day the split was announced, and the day the split was executed all until one year after the split was
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by and-not-drew 4y ago
> The market has been so weird recently that stock splits - which according to previous theoretical belief do not create shareholder value - have in fact increased the share price for extended periods You're right that theoretically