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Backtesting a simple strategy using ChatGPT(medium.com)
2 points by anupshinde 1y ago|0 comments
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Gold-Silver Ratio: Measure of Fear and Confidence(fractiz.com)
5 points by anupshinde 1y ago|0 comments
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Types of Trading Tilt – From Rookie Implosions to Professional Meltdowns(fractiz.com)
2 points by anupshinde 1y ago|0 comments
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by anupshinde 1y ago
There are like "Rosebud: AI Journal & Diary" and a few others; please look them up before selecting.
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How I use audio journaling and AI to improve my trading decisions(fractiz.com)
76 points by anupshinde 1y ago|18 comments
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Writing Trade Backtests with GitHub Copilot AI(youtube.com)
4 points by anupshinde 2y ago|0 comments
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Asking Google AI Studio to teach Python Hello World [video](youtube.com)
2 points by anupshinde 2y ago|1 comments
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Plotting Earthquakes with Python(anupshinde.com)
2 points by anupshinde 8y ago|0 comments
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by anupshinde 9y ago
The article concludes with a great suggestion: "A better change would be to end the rule whereby H-1B recipients must stay with the company that sponsored them" Its the companies like TCS that get the profits while kind-of-abusing
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by anupshinde 10y ago
New Zealand isn't cheaper. If you compare it to SF and NY, yes it will look cheaper. But otherwise its costlier for some people(immigrants) who wish to come in. Financially, its not important what you earn, its important how much can y
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by anupshinde 10y ago
At the time of joining - is usually for background verification. Most companies don't even care what your last pay was. Even if you are paid higher, they are going to play in their range. However, during negotiation, if you lied about
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by anupshinde 10y ago
It would be great to see TypeScript support with NextJS out of the box. It can be done with some work today. Inspired by an earlier(probably first release) of NextJS, I had attempted TypeScript and server-rendered react here: http:/&#
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by anupshinde 10y ago
No, that looks like GAs with string/array representations. Similar thing worked for me when I tried randomly referencing nodes within a chromosome (say from index A to index B) - generating a graph like structure The outputs are like t
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Statements like these suggest that another AI Winter is coming (sooner than 3 years I guess) """He thinks even programming is vulnerable to being automated and reducing the number of available programming jobs.""&qu
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Persistence and Passion - both have value and both might result into the same thing Passionate person's approach: > I'm looking for something I don't know. > This framework I read on HN looks cool. I have a busy day, bu
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by anupshinde 10y ago
If you are not passionate about programming, you must keep looking for your passion. And take calculated risks. Life is too short to waste on doing something you don't love. Until I discovered my passion in electronics and programming,
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Hot exit is finally here. I missed this feature when I moved from SublimeText. And very useful on desktops
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Vuejs looks great for POCs or small projects. It feels better like Angular-1 to start with. I use VueJs a lot for small stuff i.e. usually something that I can fit into one index.html file and forget about it. React killed that simplicity (
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Try flipkart.com. Its done decently there. They have an icon that shows Add to home screen instructions. However, a simple api with a confirmation would have been much better.
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by anupshinde 10y ago
For first few minutes, I was testing this neural net. After 10 minutes, this starts influencing me on what I should be drawing. After sometime I start scribbling randomly. Then it says "I see motorbike". And, wow! that was a motor
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by anupshinde 10y ago
This is great news! I was a c# developer for many years and absolutely loved it. But then I gave up the Microsoft ecosystem 7 years back just because it felt like a lock-in and also a bit backward compared to non-MS tech. But in the past
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Nice article and on the spot. There is a difference between offshoring and cheap-shoring (i.e what I call offshoring at very low costs). Most of the bad experiences you get from India are a result of cheap-shoring. You get what you pay for.
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by anupshinde 10y ago
"white money" = Money that has been received via legitimate means after paying appropriate taxes. Usually this stays in the bank. Only the necessary amount is carried in cash. "black money" = Money that has been tax evad
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Good things happening to India. They just pushed a reset switch on the parallel economy. But its not something that won't grow up again. This step was necessary. After this, they will have to bring down taxes for effectively preventing
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by anupshinde 10y ago
First - Trump is not Modi. Modi is much better and experienced leader than Trump (or Clinton). I like Trump too. Second - The entire election season was nasty. US is now seeing the real face of democracy with diversity. Third - The voters d
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by anupshinde 10y ago
>>"Not paying taxes" He did it legally by exploiting (hacking) the loopholes. But is he responsible for having those loopholes? He is just acting like any other smart human. Just like us humans who found fossil fuels and irr
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by anupshinde 10y ago
Black money and such a large parallel economy had become a big problem. And like it or not, we were being forced to stay a part of it while trying to get out of it. This sudden demonetisation has not curbed the problem, but it has hit a RES
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by anupshinde 10y ago
This looks very cool. And tempting at the first glance. As I read more of the documentation, I can't help stop comparing it with React-native for the rendering part. I remember somebody mentioning server-rendered mobile apps in one of
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React+TypeScript server rendered pages(anupshinde.com)
1 points by anupshinde 10y ago|0 comments
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by anupshinde 10y ago
"no one knows how it works" - That caught my attention, having seen computer evolved ASTs. Probably no one knows because no one has put effort to reverse engineer the internals - most of which would be unnecessary complexity that

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