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by investbot 8mo ago
The following links may be helpful to you: Additional or alternative investors in Germany can be found on the webpages of BVK e.V., of the German state-owned bank KfW or of the German Business Angel Association An overview of international
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by investbot 8mo ago
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12AT2YnFq6Lno0d0_FiEw...
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by investbot 8mo ago
Nice work. A lightweight confusion matrix tool is surprisingly hard to find. Technical question: did you consider support for class imbalance scenarios (e.g. thresholding or cost-weighted confusion matrices)? In many real datasets, F1/
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by investbot 8mo ago
That makes sense. We use a similar "work backwards from constraints" approach, but with portfolio rules instead of lender terms. For us the closest analog to "deal-breaker variables" are things like: - max drawdown thres
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by investbot 8mo ago
Absolutely, if your moat isn't the code, but a deep understanding of a specific problem and speed. We're building InvestBot for investors who lose money not because of bad stocks, but because they panic and break their own rules.
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by investbot 8mo ago
This is an excellent breakdown of a subtle but critical modeling problem. The analogy to event-driven architectures is spot on. We face a structurally similar challenge in investment simulation, but with time-series data. A user's port
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by investbot 8mo ago
Nice work on making the hard money loan math transparent — that's often a black box. I'm building a tool in a similar "rational decision-making" space, but for stock portfolios (InvestBot). Your approach to breaking down