harmegido

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by harmegido 12y ago
This has been extremely fascinating reading about job titles. I'll never understand why people care about them.
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by harmegido 12y ago
Working conditions in FC's have been criticized in the past. Is there any consideration in the optimization process of minimizing human usage/energy, or is it just all "get as much stuff into a space as possible and then out
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by harmegido 12y ago
....Do you live in India?
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by harmegido 12y ago
What article are you reading?
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by harmegido 12y ago
I just don't understand these types of articles. "Driverless cars don't cure cancer. They're a complete failure." Would you prefer to have autonomous cars, with their reduced incidence of accident/ability to re
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by harmegido 12y ago
I'm not an expert, but I suspect the clearing mechanism is what would prevent these sorts of manipulations outlined in the post. I'd start your search there.
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by harmegido 12y ago
I'm not down with Nintendo - their games are region-locked.
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by harmegido 12y ago
I think you missed the meaning of what the author was calling uniqueness. From my reading of the article, I took it to mean that each person likes potential mates in a unique way, but that this only comes out after a little while. For examp
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by harmegido 12y ago
Yeah I thought the exact same thing. To me, this isn't particularly interesting (because it's a re-hash), but the author's lecture for HS students on graph theory, linked in the post, is.
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by harmegido 12y ago
You probably know this already, but I would be extremely wary of playing "active investor" with anything greater than 5-10% of my total portfolio. I look at it this way: even if you believe it is possible to beat an index consiste
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by harmegido 12y ago
This probably surprised regulators and the exchanges too, as it is a requirement for automated trading.
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by harmegido 13y ago
If it makes you feel better, then great. But realize that any amount of individual actions isn't going to make a difference. We need action taken by governments.
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by harmegido 13y ago
Nice posts. You see 0 value to the latency arms race, and I think you are probably right. However, I think it's not hard to argue that some speed increases have value. For example, if the world's only stock market only allowed tra
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by harmegido 13y ago
His issue is with market fragmentation then, not HFT. If all the liquidity providers were at the same market, his large order would hit all of the liquidity at the same time. This is a valid complaint to me, but blaming the HFTs for "f
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by harmegido 13y ago
I thought the article made a good point in that $2B wasn't perhaps what Occulus was worth, but how much it required in order to consider selling. FB had to pay a premium (perhaps because of its brand in the eyes of the owners of Occulu
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by harmegido 13y ago
I feel like I'm failing at R if I'm using a for loop typically.
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by harmegido 13y ago
That estimate might be a tacit admission to the problem of all the fake accounts out there.
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by harmegido 13y ago
Yeah it's not a huge deal. I've actually found Australian mobile (along with golf courses) to be one of the few things that compare favorably to the US in terms of price. And like the other poster said, you can just mark your play
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by harmegido 13y ago
haha well the interest YOU get may be 0.01. But the loans banks give out charge a much higher interest rate. 3-5% for a home right now depending on factors.
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by harmegido 13y ago
This is why derivatives exist. Futures and options are easy to trade and can easily get you into a position of being short/long whatever you want.