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by kensoh 9y ago
By design, headless Chrome disables file downloads. This is being tracked at this issue to offer a way to enable that, and the issue seems to be moving along =) https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/deta
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by kensoh 9y ago
Really cool collaboration and project! :)
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by kensoh 9y ago
You're welcome Erik, I really like how you put together all the stuffs in Alfred :)
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Alfred – AI home assistant – My domestic butler(github.com)
3 points by kensoh 9y ago|2 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
Interesting, surprised that this isn't submitted yet. This is the project by Baidu. Thanks OP!
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by kensoh 9y ago
Thanks OP, I really like this part of the whole article - 'It also uses an API interface that lets you use CatBoost from the command line or via API for Python or R'
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by kensoh 9y ago
Would some form of computer-aided tool be able to help the programmer analyze GPs? It sounds like there's some repetitive process when you say 'GPs with a lot of patience'. I was thinking along the line that if such a tool is
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by kensoh 9y ago
For the branch of trading technical analysis which assumes that all information is factored into price and price action, the variables will drastically be reduced probably to something like volume, low, high, open, close etc. That makes it
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by kensoh 9y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm happy that my previous exposure to trading algorithms at least helped me understand more what the experts here are talking about. I believe the output model is only as good as the data (at least
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by kensoh 9y ago
I see.. That's true. Though credit still goes to the algo for choosing that particular weird move out of the entire search space (it's just 'weird' and something you will think is a move made by a total newbie to the gam
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by kensoh 9y ago
I don't have ML or deep learning background (no Masters or PhD), adding comment from experience with backtesting trading systems. We will collect market data and design algorithms that seem to produce the kind of outcomes we want. Then
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by kensoh 9y ago
I don't have ML or deep learning background, but I second what you said base on my experience with backtesting trading systems. We will collect market data and design algorithms that seem to produce the kind of outcomes we want. Then t
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by kensoh 9y ago
I believe there is also merit in spending a lot of time repeatedly doing something, before proceeding to automate that workflow. Because only through that, you gain a deep understanding of 'edge/exception' cases which you can
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by kensoh 9y ago
Cool! Maybe you'll enjoy something such as Sikuli. It basically lets you automate the actions to take on your desktop or laptop visually. It's based on OpenCV and has a simple interface to use.
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by kensoh 9y ago
Have fun! This one is a trend-following system for swing/position trading. It hasn't been backtested to factor new market behavior for the last 6-7 years, so it'll probably do badly now. My failure was not being able to conve
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by kensoh 9y ago
The trading domain knowledge can be found from various online resources. I used to make a 200+ slide powerpoint on the technical analysis aspect of trading but it is probably irrelevant now as markets had changed much since the introduction
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by kensoh 9y ago
I was kinda like a backup freak for my PC, but once I got starting using cloud drives like google drive, it kinda takes care of the problems of hard-disk failures (which are definitely bound to happen every couple/few years).
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by kensoh 9y ago
I used to write trading systems for Amibroker. This one signaled the 2009 march bull market in equities and oil. But it is a swing/longterm trading system. I was a daytrader so it is not really useful for that. https://githu
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by kensoh 9y ago
In theory they shouldn't, though I believe many financial websites explicitly declare in their terms of use that automated access or web scraping data is not allowed.
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by kensoh 9y ago
Same sentiments. In the beginning, the user and developer of the PC is the same person. I just feel that there are so much untapped computing power waiting for people to tell the computers to go do intelligent things.
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by kensoh 9y ago
I automate as much as possible the tasks involved in coding web automation scripts - https://github.com/tebelorg/TagUI
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by kensoh 9y ago
Basically use a web automation tool to simulate the login process and then grab the data you want, save it to .csv file or something. For saved HTML pages, web automation tools generally can work with them. For saved PDF I'm not sure w
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by kensoh 9y ago
I did the same lol (via scraping), run every midnight to multiple bank accounts, then sync to google spreadsheet. I was writing web automation scripts the hard way for a while, until I made a tool to simplify the process of writing web auto
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by kensoh 9y ago
and this - https://github.com/ariya/phantomjs/pull/15066
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Something's brewing for PhantomJS (new commits and activity)(github.com)
2 points by kensoh 9y ago|1 comments
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Beginner FAQ - My first 10 days on Mastodon fediverse(medium.com)
1 points by kensoh 9y ago|0 comments
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by kensoh 9y ago
I did the same too, unfollowed all friends and pages. Then from time to time when I miss a friend I go check out his page for updates.
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Imagine a world built to help you spend your time well(timewellspent.io)
1 points by kensoh 9y ago|0 comments
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by kensoh 10y ago
This is re-posted from a Facebook post a year ago. Universal basic income might be stating the obvious for some of you, just wanted to start a conversation going to learn other people's thoughts on the topic. As the voice of universal
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Where Work Is Heading?(medium.com)
3 points by kensoh 10y ago|1 comments

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