daleholborow

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by daleholborow 7y ago
No
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Could look into an elastic search / Lucene solution
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Quantnet.com/forum
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Read a book called valueable by Roger Montgomery. Every few months buy shares in a small number of quality companies. Repeat until dead. Weigh up renting vs owning apartment of course, depending on your situation and location.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
It's just you.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Caching?
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by daleholborow 7y ago
If you're an American, wave apps might be good.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
It seems you've mistaken ycomb for Twitter
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by daleholborow 7y ago
An auto-responder for daft vague questions on the internet?
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Take how long you think it will take, triple it. Triple it again, and have a shitload of cash saved for the slow periods. Build your network first.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Read a book called Value.able by a hedge fund manager named Roger Montgomery, and The Guru Investor if you want to write some systematic investing code tools.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
For anything rest API, I highly recommend you include Swagger/OpenAPI docs within your endpoint code, and don't bother to duplicate any of that material externally.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
In Europe yes, but you don't state where you are.
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by daleholborow 7y ago
Look at a program called Cold Turkey or something similar to block sites between certain times
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Anything by the Basecamp guys is worth a look, but might be at a lower level then you require.
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by daleholborow 8y ago
I'm not associated with the company, but I'm building something similar to this, and given that their product is already available, it might be good to check out. Learn some basic value investing styles, https://investo
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Does that infra spike in usage, or are you just vastly vastly over provisioned?
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Follow the intrinio guys, they are an interesting case study on how to set up such a business
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by daleholborow 8y ago
https://www.gallupstrengthscenter.com/home/en-us/strengthsfi... Give that a crack
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Go here: https://quantnet.com/forum/ Search for PDF by Dominic Connor, a UK based recruiter, its a bit old but probably still relevant. That said, I am highly against trading bots..., and pro long term investments, and
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Look at a book by Roger Montgomery called valuable. Phil town is another, a little closer to home (American), his PR is a little overdriven but his message seems legit. Dont trade. Invest.
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Check out servicestack.net . I'm not affiliated in any way but it's a pretty sweet framework that runs fast back end in dotnet core, Typescript API generator, fast microrm, caching, etc etc, all open source , with templates for al
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by daleholborow 8y ago
?
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Kaggle.com has what you need
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by daleholborow 8y ago
Your absolute first priority is to raise this as an issue and make people aware of your concerns. Explain how you ended up where you are, what options are to remedy / alter the situation, and their relative pros/cons/odds of
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by daleholborow 8y ago
There are additional arguments against using ints as ids in the database, if you ever plan to shard etc, as in "you'd still have to do a lot of work to migration data from an integer-key-based-system to something distributed"
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by daleholborow 9y ago
You're either the world's worst covert promoter, or just prone to wild hyperbole. "Cost millions of dollars"? Seriously? Before you start your premium investment newsletter for high-net-worth individuals, why don't
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by daleholborow 9y ago
If by trading, you mean high-frequency, then don't. I encourage you to instead study investing. But if you must learn trading (don't), then Ernie Chan and Michael Halls-Moore's book (s) might be a good place to start.
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Valid point - when I reread the statement as "hire someone full-time", whereas i had defaulted to "hire someone to do some work". "Would be a remote hire" - should have been the clue :-/ Working "for&
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by daleholborow 9y ago
Well, I am an Australian living in Finland, and there's no reason that I can see that I can't work for whomever I wish (ie perform contracting services) so long as I myself am incorporated / employed and pay the relevant taxe

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