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by klhugo 7y ago
A lot is due to bots. I stoped mainly because I need to work on my PhD. But the code there was very solid on my tests. I hope I can get back at it early next year :)
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by klhugo 7y ago
Thanks, I really appreciate your comment! :D I did test the order book support, it indeed works and would be a nice to have feature.
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by klhugo 7y ago
Hi, thanks for having a look at the code! I did not put lots of effort in developing the trading strategy itself. So you need to make sure you provide a `proft` param to the function `bd_insert_buy` which is large enough so you don't l
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by klhugo 7y ago
The Money Maker Machine - Monker This was a hobby project of myself to create the simplest Cryptocurrency bot possible. It was written in Python, operates on Binance, and stores all logging and trading information into a MongoDB database. T
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Show HN: 400-Line Binance CryptoCurrency Bot(github.com)
114 points by klhugo 7y ago|41 comments
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by klhugo 7y ago
Congrats Guido. But don't bulshit me about retirement - you will probably find something else to keep your mind busy :)
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by klhugo 7y ago
What about self driving vehicles? Many "big time CEOs" saw it comming. They not always "see" it right. It is tough to forecast future in tech.
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by klhugo 7y ago
One of the great things of tech is that it brings different people together to relize amazing new things. The initiative described here does not celebrate the differences, it creates barriers instead.
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by klhugo 7y ago
Thanks!
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by klhugo 7y ago
You definitely can not say the same about Canada geese :)
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by klhugo 7y ago
They manage to put "take advantage of modern hardware" and "fits in a floppy disk" in the same sentence. Nostalgic feelings right now.
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by klhugo 7y ago
As a (very) amateur climber myself, I admire Alex. But the litle I know about psychiatric illness, I could clearly see that Alex is in depression - and that is, IMHO, one of the strongest motivations of him to free solo. In other words, sol
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by klhugo 7y ago
Brazilian politics is complex and dirty. Those interested in understanding a bit more of it I recommend the TV series "The Mechanism". My personal opinion (as a brazilian myself) is that significant progress has been been achieved
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by klhugo 7y ago
You got a new user. I love it. Great work!
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Russia's Floating Nuclear Power Plant Begins 2,650 Miles Sea Voyage(apnews.com)
1 points by klhugo 7y ago|0 comments
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by klhugo 7y ago
Complexity of each one of those topics also increased a lot. Think about it, at that time a guy could just design the whole computer hardware, and write the software.
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by klhugo 7y ago
Why not supporting EL7? Is it that demanding? I am running dropbox on a docker container full of hacks and tweaks...
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Microsoft makes AI tool for better search available as an open source project(blogs.microsoft.com)
142 points by klhugo 7y ago|16 comments
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Intel is planning an $8B new manufacturing facility in Ireland(techspot.com)
3 points by klhugo 7y ago|0 comments
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by klhugo 8y ago
Does anyone have a cost comparison between different launch systems?
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by klhugo 8y ago
This is a very interesting podcast from The Daily on Rupert Murdoch [1]. Fascinating history. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/05/podcasts/the-daily/rupert...
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After 15 Years, the Humble Space Telescope Can No Longer Be Powered Up(mobile.twitter.com)
1 points by klhugo 8y ago|0 comments
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by klhugo 8y ago
Your words, my words. I highly recommend people read [1] where Linus explains why he thinks kernel debuggers are basically unnecessary. I think many of his arguments apply here as well. [1] http://lwn.net/2000/0914&#x2F
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by klhugo 8y ago
This is the most practical colour picker that I've seen. Puting the sample icons using the colours we select makes all the difference. Great work!
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by klhugo 8y ago
This is one of the funniest comments I've seen in HN. That said, I think your company idea is pretty interesting.
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by klhugo 8y ago
That is amazing. Do you have more samples somewhere? Would be nice to see a "gallery" filled with these art work!
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by klhugo 8y ago
I admire your work. Clever usage of unix tools is very handy. But for parsing text, do you really see that awk and Unix tools as a better solution then a simple python script? Although I admit that the key argument for Unix tools is that th
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Navy files for patent on room-temperature superconductor(phys.org)
66 points by klhugo 8y ago|14 comments
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by klhugo 8y ago
The last bullet you mentioned is the reason I use Jupyter (even though I'm a HUGE fan of vim).
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by klhugo 8y ago
Congratulations. In my opinion, by keeping it simple you are in fact innovating.

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