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Show HN: Transcri.pt – Affordable Human Mp3 Transcription(transcri.pt)
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StartupCTO.io Podcast – CTO of DigitalOcean talks about scaling your dev team(startupcto.io)
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | iOS Engineer, Supply Chain Manager, Computer Vision Engineer, Technical Customer Support Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatia
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by ksowocki 10y ago
As you correctly noted, s3cmd/s4cmd have a du command. For my particular use case (paring down s3 storage costs), I needed to traverse my s3 buckets as specified depths (-d argument, built into above repo). On the outside, it might se
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Yes, but let me ask you a question as a potential user first... Would you be willing to give my webapp access to your S3 account (read-only)? I'd of course not look through the content your files (only the filesizes)... but you as user
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by ksowocki 10y ago
:-)
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Show HN: Pare down your S3 Bill; with `du` for AWS S3(github.com)
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | iOS Engineer, Supply Chain Manager, Computer Vision Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatial computing - using computer vision t
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | Web Engineer , iOS Engineer, Supply Chain Manager, Computer Vision Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatial computing - using co
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | Web Engineer , iOS Engineer, Supply Chain Manager, Computer Vision Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatial computing - using co
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by ksowocki 10y ago
OP here. Any questions, lmk. Here is a video of slack emojibot in action https://raw.githubusercontent.com/owocki/emojibot/master/exa...
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Show HN: Slack Emoji-bot(github.com)
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Show HN: Slack Gamebot, ELO scores and game stats in slack(github.com)
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | Web Engineer , iOS Engineer, Supply Chain Manager, Computer Vision Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatial computing - using co
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by ksowocki 10y ago
straw man argument is made of straw.
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by ksowocki 10y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | Web Engineer , iOS Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatial computing - using computer vision to 3D reconstruct and understand y
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by ksowocki 11y ago
Occipital ( http://www.occipital.com ) | Boulder, CO, San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | Web Engineer , iOS Engineer At Occipital, we’re working on spatial computing - using computer vision to 3D reconstruct and understand y
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by ksowocki 11y ago
Hi, thanks for the comment. You are correct that the cryptocurrency trading market is in it's infancy, like the stock market 30 years ago. The database model already supports the following inputs: price, volume, bid/ask spread. If
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by ksowocki 11y ago
nope, only small trades to start. average trade was 0.05 BTC, total volume was 1200 BTC
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by ksowocki 11y ago
If I had to speculate, I'd hypothesize that there are lower hanging fruit with respect to profit opportunities at Amazon than cryptocurrency mining.
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by ksowocki 11y ago
You are close. This is poloniex exchange's new fee model. https://poloniex.com/fees/
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by ksowocki 11y ago
Please comment on this thread and I will notify you when it is posted. https://github.com/owocki/pytrader/issues/2
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by ksowocki 11y ago
You posit an interesting question about human nature, and about motivations in open source software. If someone gave you an half-written instruction manual and a toolkit that could turn an ordinary goose into a golden goose, (1) Would you h
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by ksowocki 11y ago
But if you wanted to add a simulation mode, I'd certainly welcome the PR :)
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by ksowocki 11y ago
Thanks for the book recc. You are absolutely right that those are important metrics to feed into the system. Note I'm not really trying to 'convince' anyone of anything. I shared this on HN was to show off a fun problem dom
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by ksowocki 11y ago
Less competition for profits vs. other algorithmic traders.
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by ksowocki 11y ago
OP here. You could. For me, 1 BTC is a negligible amount that was worth not having to manage the abstraction overhead of a simulation mode.
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by ksowocki 11y ago
> Also, mining profitably requires special hardware built specifically for Bitcoin mining. For bitcoin yes, but there are proof of work cryptocurrency systems out there that use CPU. And there are proof of stake systems out there that n
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by ksowocki 11y ago
Read the readme. Trader is not profitable (yet). Unless if you don't include fees in profitability calculation, which is clearly not a calculation based in a real use case.
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by ksowocki 11y ago
OP here. I'd presume that someone who is better versed in wall-street style algorithmic trading could speculate better than i what a mature cryptocurrency trading market would look like. I'm curious to see what a mature market in

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