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by lowdest 8y ago
Not 100% true. It's a small market full of inexperienced investors. It's easy enough to play it as such and come out a winner. For example, all the price movements are exaggerated because novice investors lack emotional control --
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by lowdest 8y ago
Anecdote: I self-experimented with binaural beats some years ago. I did not notice anything regarding concentration, but I did find that tones starting in the normal awake/aware range and sliding linearly down to the slower, deep sleep
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by lowdest 8y ago
> since anyone with even a fleeting interest in "life extension" or "anti aging" would have a comprehensive, extremely intense exercise regimen ... Right ? Absolutely. And my adherence to it is at least as fleeting.
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by lowdest 8y ago
If this is interesting to you, I highly recommend "Science & Futurism with Isaac Arthur" available on Youtube and in other formats.
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by lowdest 8y ago
Thanks. This is what I would have liked to write the first time, but I was about 12 hours late with the follow up and missed the front page activity. I was also disappointed that this article made it to publishing on Bloomberg for the same
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by lowdest 8y ago
That's basically my guess. Since volume is comparatively low on Kraken USD-USDT, an algorithmic trader with a large bankroll clearly stands out. It might be one of the parties with a financial interest in maintaining the USD parity, or
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by lowdest 8y ago
What I meant was that my code makes hundreds or thousands of trades with the exact same extended decimal number. I'll use that trade size for several days and hundreds of trades per day before I update to another trade size.
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by lowdest 8y ago
I'm suggesting one or more of the authors and whoever proofread this article before publication do not understand limit order books, and they therefore don't understand this particular market at the micro level. Everything they ha
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by lowdest 8y ago
>He can’t wrap his mind around why orders for 13,076.389 Tethers keep popping up on Kraken. “No human would enter that order,” he said. “It doesn’t make sense.” I'm a small time automated trader, and I've made many thousands of
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by lowdest 8y ago
Lately, when I'm otherwise in a good place mentally, I keep the pattern going with: 1. 20 minutes minimum of cardio exercise per day. I avoid doing too much, as being physically exhausted has a negative effect on my next-day energy lev
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by lowdest 8y ago
>I can't speak to how long you have to be clean to pass a test Several days at least. Weekend smokers are out.
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by lowdest 8y ago
Get a mortgage (or otherwise use dollar debt.) The dollars that you owe will shrink.
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by lowdest 9y ago
The ResEdit days! I changed every sound in Marathon to the point it was unplayable. I had no idea what I was doing but I was fascinated.
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by lowdest 9y ago
The SEC has rules for what constitutes legal and illegal insider trading: https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersinsiderhtm.html Generally though, the rules don't disallow average employees from guessing about th
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by lowdest 9y ago
I was wondering if that would be an issue. It might be worthwhile to present it to the factory as something else. E.g. a quadcopter part presented as handheld fan for hot weather.
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by lowdest 9y ago
The one advantage you have is that your competitors aren't aware of you yet, so use that time to prepare. I'd say either pursue minimum-cost overseas manufacturing right away, before you have competition, or position your brand to
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by lowdest 9y ago
30% of a 2000-calorie diet is going to be 150g of carbohydrates per day. Not very low carb at all.
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by lowdest 9y ago
A brilliant thing about the current state of cryptocurrency markets is that you can buy $10 at a time and the fees are a fixed small percent rather than e.g. a flat $5. GDAX has 0.25% market orders and 0% on limit orders. Trading small amou
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by lowdest 9y ago
How does a wash trade pump the price any differently than just using a large buy order?
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by lowdest 9y ago
>And since transaction costs and times make arbitrage impractical This can be mitigated. Exchanging to a less congested coin can be done quickly for fast, low-cost transfers. Keeping a buffer at each exchange will lower overall rate of r
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by lowdest 9y ago
>What can we hack together that can be used to filter seizures? I think a video filter could do this. See this video on Eulerian Video Amplification from SIGGRAPH 2012: https://youtu.be/ONZcjs1Pjmk A similar technique to
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by lowdest 9y ago
It's due to large order volume at those prices. If an unusually large limit order or group of limit orders is placed at $11,800, then incoming market orders can chip away at the remaining volume available at that price but not move the
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by lowdest 9y ago
Only a tiny fraction of the power goes into performing transactions; the total power consumed is independent from transaction rate. Bitcoin in 2009 used vastly less power than today yet had the same transaction capacity. The power consumpti
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by lowdest 9y ago
This is all a bit naive, OP is not up to speed with the state of the art. This looks like any number of student projects that are created every semester. The best thing about this is that it looks like OP prototyped and released v1 for sale