justinluther

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by justinluther 1mo ago
"That’s not an upgrade. That’s a hostage situation."
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Ask HN: Could online services "flood the zone" of compromised password lists?
1 points by justinluther 6mo ago|0 comments
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by justinluther 3y ago
The main condition that you're talking about is having a high population. Chicago has a lot of murders because it has a lot of people. The murder rate per capita is a little above 2x the national average, but not an outlier by any mean
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by justinluther 3y ago
Yes, but you could slightly amend their statement to say "Can you name a non-capitalist government..." to remove the false dichotomy and preserve the original point of the question, right?
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Show HN: A Rust content editing tool for the GPT-3 Completions API(github.com)
1 points by justinluther 4y ago|0 comments
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by justinluther 4y ago
Thanks! In a previous iteration I used some of those solutions, both Heroku and Render. I thought this might be a good use case for Lambda because the API doesn't get called very often, and it's really just one function. Refactori
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by justinluther 4y ago
I'm keeping it private for now but might open it up in the future. Thanks!
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by justinluther 4y ago
Thanks! I've also noticed that the pie chart re-rendering is quite busy and visually distracting. But javascript is by far my weakest layer in the whole stack so I've struggled to fiddle with it without breaking it :)
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by justinluther 4y ago
I agree! A video could definitely help, and I will try to change the display of the instructions on small screens.
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by justinluther 4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! Right now I have attempted to do what you are describing, but the user has to click OK on the initial "welcome" dialog box to get stepped through the tour. If you click outside of the box to close it, yo
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by justinluther 4y ago
Thanks very much for the kind words!
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by justinluther 4y ago
Thanks for your feedback! This is on my to-do list of things to fix-- some of the flavors have been developed using monthly returns and some use annual. In both cases the x axis is variance of the periodic returns. Also in some cases the re
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by justinluther 4y ago
I believe the idea with mlfinlab is for users to build and test models to predict asset returns. In other words, a tool to generate alpha. I may be wrong about this as I'm not familiar with mlfinlab. CashGraphs is more oriented towards
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by justinluther 4y ago
Yes that's definitely a struggle. There is a balancing act involved in getting a set of time series that share 1) a common methodology for calculating index levels and returns, 2) a long lookback period, 3) index levels that account fo
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by justinluther 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll try to label the chart a little more clearly. The y axis is expected returns, the x axis is expected riskiness. I show the generated optimal portfolios alongside the original constituent assets that compri
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Show HN: CashGraphs – A securities portfolio optimizer(cashgraphs.com)
82 points by justinluther 4y ago|21 comments
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by justinluther 4y ago
Location: Charleston, SC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Vue, Django, Python, R, Tensorflow 1/2. Experienced in sales / finance / MBA / CFA. Hobbyist coding. Résumé/CV: https:/&#
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by justinluther 6y ago
Thanks! I like the idea of example buttons, particularly for the cash flow planner. And also maybe a default set of assets and cashflows that would work as a starting point for a common investing case.
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by justinluther 6y ago
Hi HN, I’m Justin, and I’d like to get some feedback on Indie Adviser. It’s a web app I initially built to support my own independent state-registered investment adviser (RIA) business. I’m now planning to market it to other financial advis
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Show HN: Indie Adviser – Portfolio Optimization for indie financial advisers(indieadvisers.com)
2 points by justinluther 6y ago|3 comments
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Everyone Is Lying About Texting and Driving(lutherwealth.com)
4 points by justinluther 6y ago|1 comments