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Tracking R/WSB Stonks(isthisastonk.com)
1 points by dnadler 6y ago|2 comments
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by dnadler 6y ago
I made this last weekend as a fun side project to track the stocks that r/wallstreetbets is talking about. The ticker detection is pretty rough, but for a ~6 hour project, it's actually pretty decent. Feedback welcome, of course.
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by dnadler 6y ago
My wife and I recently had to settle an estate (pre-covid), and most subscription services are quite easy to work with. The estate we were dealing with was a bit of a mess, so we basically had nothing to go on except some bank/credit c
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by dnadler 6y ago
They will also be disincentivized to offer those degrees at all. Which, IMO is definitely not good. Obviously these issues are nuanced and complicated...
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by dnadler 6y ago
Well, often times there isn't any unedited source material aside from the journalist's notes. That's why the journalism profession is such an important and revered one, and why it is held to very high standards. Or at least
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by dnadler 6y ago
Because the distances involved are truly massive. 5 years is nothing at these scales
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by dnadler 6y ago
If you are up for it, you could host the videos on a computer on your network and serve them with Plex. Plex has a decent web-app for viewing your catalog. Chromebooks should have no problem with that setup provided they can get on the same
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by dnadler 6y ago
You might be right in an ideal world, but in reality there are significant resource constraints on healthcare. What would be more likely to happen in that scenario, is that so many people would be seeking care that the 5% who were positive
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by dnadler 6y ago
I wasn't aware of any radioactive waste from these fusion processes. I was also under the impression that fusion fuel is quite abundant (Deuterium and Lithium as an example discussed in one of the videos linked in the comments).
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by dnadler 6y ago
Yes, short sellers are correct sometimes. Citron's report on Valeant comes to mind. Actually, as I recall there was a report prior to Citron's that was much more convincing though didn't get as much publicity.
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by dnadler 6y ago
I think framing it as a punishment is a bit disingenuous. The idea is not to punish rich people, the idea is to change how the tax burden is distributed. I would turn the question around and ask why we as a society are intent on punishing t
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by dnadler 6y ago
Figured this would be as good a place as any to plug this retirement planner I wrote a while back: https://lunchmodel.com/retirement It's probably a little complicated for a layman, but I think it works pretty well, an
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by dnadler 6y ago
I don't suppose it was a MiniScribe Disk? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MiniScribe > In July 1987, Jesse Parker, director of far east operations, told Wiles that something was amiss. In August, Wiles travelled
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by dnadler 6y ago
Just to be clear, this is a step by step process for how to launder money, right?
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by dnadler 6y ago
Im not much of a database expert by an stretch, but this query took about 80 seconds, which seems like quite a long time, but maybe its more complicated than it appears? My understanding is that the group by is handled automatically, and th
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by dnadler 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon
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by dnadler 6y ago
I think you've misread the comment. You seem to both have the same definition of first principles.
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by dnadler 6y ago
This was the real eye opener for me over the past 5 or 10 years. I used to be firmly in the "no censorship" camp, but it seems an alarming number Americans (I'm American and can't speak for any other nation) are not capa
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by dnadler 6y ago
Buy CDS against the securitized loans.
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by dnadler 6y ago
This is phenomenal. The animations at the top were way too quick for me to understand, but they pulled me in. The step-by-step explanations below (alongside the relevant parts of the animation) were very clear and interesting. I had the big
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by dnadler 7y ago
This doesn't mean that the OP was wrong, but that the negative interest rate policy successfully prevented deflation.
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by dnadler 7y ago
It generates returns for the market based on the covariance matrix and returns assumptions. These do fluctuate, but long-term estimates of these values are pretty well defined. The simulation here generates several thousand random returns b
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by dnadler 7y ago
Hi everyone -- I've been working on this for a while in my free time. It's not 'feature complete' yet, but I'm eager to get some feedback. It's basically a monte carlo simulation based on market characteristics
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Show HN: Retirement Calculator/Simulator(lunchmodel.com)
11 points by dnadler 7y ago|3 comments
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by dnadler 7y ago
What led you to the conclusion that the market will not behave as it has historically over the long-term?
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by dnadler 7y ago
I've had a much different experience at 2 very large asset managers, and one pretty large hedge fund. They all have strict security, but we can remote just fine. My phone has a locked-down VPN set up so I can communicate by phone, slac
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by dnadler 7y ago
This is cool, but I'm running into a lot of issues with multiple Jenkins tiles. The name from one is erroneously propagating to following tiles :/
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by dnadler 7y ago
You can do both (sort of) through an ESG weighted ETF. ESG stands for" Environment, Social, Governance", and represents the inclusion of these factors in the construction of the portfolio. This is actually quite a big trend in Fin
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by dnadler 7y ago
Ha, more like putting it in a block like `if (debug == True) ...`
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by dnadler 7y ago
I think the problem is the precedent would effectively be "Do what the president says or we'll single you out for punishment".

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