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by jwmoz 3y ago
Sounds a bit too nerdy?
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by jwmoz 3y ago
In the UK we have this concept of "the local" pub, often where you'd go and meetup with friends for a catchup.
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by jwmoz 3y ago
You know what they say, 3 is the magic number.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
The idea is your task should just run off an ID, no point passing all that data around.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
For small stuff, rabbitmq and celery are hideously heavy to use. I had issues with celery-for bg tasks that are scheduled you could not execute further async requests in the tasks which was mind blowingly useless. This was years ago. Nowada
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by jwmoz 4y ago
When I was younger I had this fantasy of moving to and working in SF. Then one day a SF guy joined our company in London. Said it was foggy all the time. Totally ruined the fantasy.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
London sometimes feels bad but then I read stories on SF..
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by jwmoz 4y ago
They need to get the costs down. Unless you are big business or startup with funding, most cloud services are insanely priced. I was looking at Google the other day at some training, just wondered how much something like the API gateway cos
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Made in Taiwan.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Crazy to watch Twitter being built and scaled back in the Ruby days and now effectively destroyed.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
FTX was fraudulent.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
This sounds really depressing, you might be taking things a little too seriously.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
How much users/traffic does Tadalist have?
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by jwmoz 4y ago
A lot of creative websites that don't load or function correctly.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
You know I used to be so busy with learning things when I was younger but now I've started watching football at the weekends. Finally experiencing the normie life :D
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Quality of education. The university I went to was terrible.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Failed at the first hurdle: main.py:15:1: error: syntax error, unexpected 'async'
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Weed will probably exacerbate anxiety especially anything that has a cerebral high.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Martial arts was always my natural medicine. Have not been training much the last year or so, hoping to get it back on track but it worries me as I can't do that forever as I get old.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
I've only recently realised I think I have a problem. Last week had horrendous migraines and anxiety which I couldn't shift. I had to go to the doctors (UK) and beg them to help. I generally live healthy, don't really know wh
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Surely if you have the knowledge and experience you can think relatively fast. If not then obviously you need time to research and form an opinion. Two different things.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
I tried dask specifically for this task, processing a larger file on an 8GB mem macbook air. It was wildly ineffective. Ended up having to chop up the data and do it myself.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Does teaching bring you sense of satisfaction?
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by jwmoz 4y ago
That is a massive switch, would have thought usually the other way round!
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by jwmoz 4y ago
I have literally been thinking about this today. Probably suffering from boredom and some burnout in current role.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
For me it's more the bastardisation of the MVC pattern.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Still can't get over how they put html inside js.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
Try Trading Systems by Tomasini and Stocks on the move by Clenow, Python for finance. For the code side there's not much ultimately you have to build it yourself and learn.
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by jwmoz 4y ago
They were fairly simple, using simple maths or technical indicators, or simple pandas calculations depending on the system. They all generally were based on the momentum behaviour of markets. The hard part is the backtesting and design of s
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by jwmoz 4y ago
That looks like a really cool project to work on. The name is great.

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