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I've studied many of these indicators. Honestly, my favorite is to look at the new 52 week high list rather than trying to time reversals.
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For the business/finance/tech types, my favorites have been Panic with Friends (Howard Lindzon), All-In Pod, My First Million, Animal Spirits, Compound and Friends, and Indie Hackers.
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YouTube channel where I make Python for Finance tutorials ~$5K/month. https://youtube.com/parttimelarry Revenue sources: ads, affiliates, sponsorships
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Thank you, I got my start in webdev using this editor. Used to update prod code with the SFTP plugin :)
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Now here's a chart comparing GLD and GBTC. GLD is negative for the year. If the objective is growing money, gold has been one of the worst places to be. https://www.google.com/finance/quote/GLD:NYSEARCA?compar
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Many are on a multi-decade mission
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I see a huge amount of capital going into the crypto space. I would say learning Solidity would pay off big right now.
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YouTube Premium has tens of millions of subscribers, tons of people use it. I use it so much that I would cancel Netflix before I would cancel YouTube Premium.
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If the interview process weren't so exhausting, then it'd probably be easier to get people to switch jobs. Getting a ton of emails lately, but have zero desire to grind leetcode, do take home tests, and interview with 6+ people wh
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Same, I have had a few client sites running on a Linode since 2009. Still going strong.
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I used to work at a SaaS startup that used this extensively. Here's a demo of a remote command line tool we made - React on the frontend communicating with C++ agents on desktops. The desktop agents could also publish events that the w
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Yes, I got my most recent job without leetcode. Large tech company in SF. Interview was more about my past work experience and the tools required to do the job.
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JomaTech has one - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmVKaAV_7-A
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IEX Cloud, Interactive Brokers, Alpaca, Polygon.io, Python yfinance package, Tradier, TwelveData, AlphaVantage
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Republic.co has a list of companies you can invest in. Most recently, you could invest in Gumroad and Backstage Capital, among others. There is also AngelList syndicates.
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For me: Flask Vanilla JavaScript jinja2 templates SQLite A cheap VPS or PaaS - Linode, DigitalOcean, Heroku
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I've used these for over a decade as well, still my favorite headphones.
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Tons of people talk about this - check Blind, /r/financialindependence, and the millions of people on Twitter and WallStreetBets that post every winning options trade. People are constantly comparing sizes on the internet.
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I was watching a podcast recently on this where they mention a 60% acceptance rate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzMVEbs8Zz0 Also link to reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/OMSCS/commen
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Screaming in the Cloud Deconstructor of Fun
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I was self-employed in Austin, TX for a long time. Had only a few clients at a time, didn't have to work that many hours, and was even able to rent a small office at 501 Studios on E. 6th St. Rent was cheap, no state income tax, lots o
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Alpaca API lets you trade stocks with a commission free API. They have a REST API and you can also receive data over websockets via their polygon.io integration if you have a brokerage account. Tradier lets you trade stocks and options. Tra
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I started a niche YouTube channel on Python for Stock and Crypto Trading, very beginner level: https://youtube.com/parttimelarry Over $2K/month as of November from a combination of YouTube ad revenue, Buy Me a Coffee d
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Pixelmator ($39, one time) - for image editing ScreenFlow, ($129, one time) - for recording/editing videos Sublime Text ($59, one time in 2011) - have since moved on, but used for many years
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The company I most recently interviewed at asked questions about the particular technologies and associated libraries that were required for the job I was applying for. For example, what is your experience with React? What have you built us
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I thought I was here on the first day, but your HN join date is one day before mine. Time flies!
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I think the best way is to pick a niche interest and start there. When I first joined Reddit, it was mostly just LISP programmers and there were no subreddits. They served that niche well, then grew from there. Facebook started out serving
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I started my career as a ColdFusion and Mainframe developer, and even those systems are still running today. Drupal was created 20 years ago, and I have worked on multiple Drupal codebases this year. I learned Django and Rails in 2005 or 20
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I've worked on a couple of SaaS startups and it was important that MRR was growing every month and there was low churn / cancellations.
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Automated Trading and commission free trading API's. Shameless plug: I have started a YouTube channel on this topic: https://youtube.com/parttimelarry The interest has been huge, lots of Robinhood traders and beginning
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