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Nassim Nicholas Taleb: BTC, Currencies, & Bubbles Draft
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Stay humble and look at lower level positions that have room for growth. Working in a larger organization requires a different skillset, but if you're good, you should rise quickly.
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Outside of laptop & phone & earpods: Fjall Raven KANKEN LAPTOP Backpack - Minimal laptop backpack that is comfortable and multifunctional Apple iPhone Wallet - who needs cash anymore? Hydroflask Bottle - which fits nicely in the bac
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feedly.com
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Putting blame on a false reason is at worst a waste of time & resources and at best a distraction.
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> Compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn't, pays it. Albert Einstein ...supposedly: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/compound-interest/ But you get
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Also the disparity of wealth can be simply explained by investments (or lack of). If you invest in the stock market, your wealth grows exponentially. If you don't invest in the stock market, your wealth grows linearly. Exponential grow
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Zero-sum thinking perceives situations as zero-sum games, where one person's gain would be another's loss. The term is derived from game theory. However, unlike the game theory concept, zero-sum thinking refers to a psychological
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Robinhood traders increase volume, increase volatility, increase bid-ask spread
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TLDR: No.
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Freakonomics Asks Does Digital Advertising Actually Work?
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Taleb on Why 538 Is Inaccurate
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Quantopian’s Community Services Are Closing
(quantopian.com)
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The St. Petersburg Paradox
(plato.stanford.edu)
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https://anchor.fm/valuehive
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Xkcd: Confidence Interval
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Probabilistic Sharpe Ratio
(quantdare.com)
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Bayes Rule.
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1. Open a margin account on Interactive Brokers. 2. Choose a target volatility level you're comfortable with (I like 20%). 3. Buy shares of BRKB. Buy enough such that volatility of your portfolio reaches your target volatility. 4. Ever
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StellarGraph – Machine Learning on Graphs
(stellargraph.io)
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How Good Is “Good”?
(yougov.co.uk)
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Covid19 Pizza-Risk Estimator
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Sublime & Markdown.
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Berkshire (BRK-B) https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/brk-b/ - Buy it now. - Check in on it every quarter. - You might lose money in the short term. - But not participating in the eventual rebound would be a huge miss
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A Poll of Economists: Only 8% are in favor of an anti price gouging policy
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The Perils of Private Provision of Public Goods
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I Lost My Gig
(ilostmygig.com)
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Quantopian Strategic Pivot
(quantopian.com)
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How much Renaissance Technologies pays its quants
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What Do VCS Prize and Price? Lessons from Peloton, Uber and WeWork IPOs
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