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fspear
9y ago
Are you able to share any resources that you'd think would be helpful to get someone started building stock trading robots and strategies? Thanks in advance.
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Initially that was my experience too but over the past 2 years I've found that more and more places are switching to Java or Python for Spark Data Engineering actually, it might only be in my local market though.
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9y ago
Yes I've noticed this too. After a few Scala contract gigs (3 years) I haven't done any Scala in the past year and a half, Java and Python seem to be gaining more ground for new projects, specially in the enterprise or government.
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9y ago
Auditory hallucinations are my favourite weed side-effect.
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9y ago
Interesting read...I actually came to this very conclusion after an amazing mushroom trip when I was watching the movie "her". I actually drew schematics of how I envisioned the whole system would work lol.
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9y ago
>I think kids see those exercise problems as arbitrary and therefore unmotivated to do them. This is exactly how I felt growing up. It wasn't until actually looking at the practical applications of math that I got it. Doing equation
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9y ago
But how do you get people to talk to you in the first place? How do you get potential customers to disclose their true problems? As an introvert I have ZERO clue about how to start the conversation, how to introduce myself, if I'm not
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9y ago
You mean "how to move mount Fuji?"
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9y ago
Agree I would have signed up if it wasn't for the pricing...as it stands now it's totally not worth it.
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9y ago
What about brainfuck?
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9y ago
Can you summarize some of the techniques suggested in the course?
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9y ago
Python, Scala and Go would be great additions (in that order).
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9y ago
it should be in a bigger font, and it seems like it's the only place where language compatibility is clearly visible without going into the documentation.
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9y ago
Safari Books online, Netflix, Google Play Music, Amazon Prime
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9y ago
Music...I've always loved music but never learned to play an instrument, the few times I tried I got so frustrated because I'm always hearing melodies/rhythmic patterns in my head and could never replicate them with my rudime
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10y ago
Thanks!
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10y ago
AWS certs seem to be valued by enterprise clients in my experience.
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10y ago
Great post however does anyone know how rate limiting specific users is typically implemented? For instance if you have a SaaS API with multiple subscription plans you generally rate limit users based on tier e.g free tier: up to X number o
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10y ago
This is really really cool. What's the backend stack like if you don't mind me asking? I was thinking of implementing something like this for Daily Fantasy Sports stats...kinda like https://www.statmuse.com
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10y ago
Thanks appreciate it.
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10y ago
Might be a long shot but do you have any advice on how to get a "strong intuitive grasp" of probability, games (I'm assuming you mean game theory?) and asymmetric payoff situations. Any recommended study path?. Thanks in adva
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10y ago
As an introvert with mild autism I always struggled to develop a personality but I can tell you what worked for me: Talk to people, even people you think you have absolutely nothing in common with (specially people from different cultural b
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10y ago
Not necessarily, I've been told that I'm highly opinionated but I am anything but exceptional (average, below average at best).
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10y ago
>I believe the biggest advancement in the field of education is going to come with VR I'm 100% with you on this. I've been saying this since VR became mainstream, I'm dying to start something in the e-learning space that t
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10y ago
"Making it better" is usually not a simple task, specially for established products.
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Can I contact you? A bit hesitant about putting my email here.
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I have a feeling that e-learning is going to be the killer app for VR/Augmented reality.
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Yes you are absolutely right, DSP knowledge is also a must. I didn't get that far, I started by identifying what makes people like a certain song and got it down to: Lyrical themes (and overall artist thematic) and melodic and rhythmic
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I agree however, creating something revolutionary in these spaces takes more than just fiddling with a couple of tensorflow tutorials or udacity courses. For instance I've always wanted to have a music recommendation engine/app th
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I'm stuck in the same spot. I agree that a lot of niches are already quite saturated. Are you open to collaborate? Maybe if we put our heads together we could think of something.
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