lrm242

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by lrm242 16y ago
There is a huge nuance in what you just said. Folks, the markets are complicated. There are a ton of rules. Make sure you understand them if you want to play this game. Brokers currently have a right to internalize customer order flow.
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by lrm242 16y ago
You don't know what you're talking about, unfortunately. No one buys order flow. The only time your order won't receive price time priority on the US equities markets is when your broker internalizes the order and matches or improves the pr
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by lrm242 16y ago
Interesting. How about this: the rules of the market must be as general as possible to encourage as many participants with competing motivations to participate. Doing anything but this will create a market that is, by definition, less effic
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by lrm242 16y ago
The concluding question from the article is fundamentally flawed and completely invalid. The market functions because people who want to buy are matched with people who want to sell. This fundamental concepts requires there be an asynchrony
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by lrm242 16y ago
Seconded, thirded, fourthed, and fifthed. Rob is awesome. You can send him a DM on Twitter or just call him. He puts his phone number on his website.
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by lrm242 16y ago
Not my favorite. The current design, IMO, suites the audience and content perfectly.
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by lrm242 16y ago
All right, all right, all right.
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by lrm242 16y ago
But that is very clearly NOT what happened.
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by lrm242 16y ago
Is that per user fee monthly? Regardless, the fee structure seems quite reasonable given the functionality they provide. Besides, everything is negotiable.
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by lrm242 16y ago
lol, he edited it.
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by lrm242 16y ago
I'm sorry, but that isn't correct. California employment law is the most liberal around when it comes to protecting an employees right to perform works on their own time. As long as you don't build a competing search engine, write a competi
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by lrm242 16y ago
I'm tired of seeing these articles about Diaspora, predicting failure, by people who then go on to say, "Why didn't they use CouchDB!?" implying that their 27 second look at the problem somehow empowers them to make a technology choice, and
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by lrm242 16y ago
I've been an employer in the Austin area both at startups and a very big company. My gut tells me you're right at (or slightly below) the median range and probably right where you should be. Without knowing details, and assuming you're 7 ye
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by lrm242 16y ago
That's the whole point of the article. He's live updating the backend. The bit with the TCP state. That's the cool part.
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by lrm242 16y ago
People have been doing this for a long time. They are called volume bars and most decent charting packages already support it.
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by lrm242 16y ago
No, but in Australia I routinely had my Visa and MC turned away along with my Amex. Who cares? I don't live in Europe or Australia.
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by lrm242 16y ago
People have recorded numbers stations in the past: http://www.archive.org/details/ird059 . These CDs, a collection of number station recordings, were released in 1997. Not sure if anyone has been recording since then. Listening to some of
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by lrm242 16y ago
The only time I have a hard time using it is in mom & pop shops. This isn't really an inconvenience to me.
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by lrm242 16y ago
Of course even though you pay nothing for your card and get a cash rebate you also receive a service from your credit card company in the form of hassle free returns and dispute resolution. This is, IMO, worth the nominal carry over effect
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by lrm242 16y ago
American Express Blue Cash card is the best deal around IMO. No fees, and cash back for purchases. Each year I get a check from American Express for about $1 - 2k which is our cash rebate.
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by lrm242 16y ago
Actual article: http://blog.craigslist.org/2010/08/family-friendly-ebay-clas... IMO, who cares. This is basically Craig saying, "Stop slamming me, ebay has some niche classified site with sex ads too. Craig, stop denying the fact that you
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by lrm242 16y ago
I'm not sure why this is getting down voted. There is an opportunity here to build a web application to help the peer review process. Whether the academic community wants such a thing is beyond me, but the observation is perfectly valid.
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by lrm242 16y ago
All I have to say is... Duh. Everyone knows the liquidity dried up. Since when is it the traders fault to stop trading? No trader, unless they are incented with information or reduced prices (for example, NYSE Specialists), are required t
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by lrm242 16y ago
Huh? You mean the guy that stole intellectual property from Goldman in the hopes that he could enrich himself by working for a different company that tripled his pay? Should Goldman just say, "Meh, don't do that again?" What is evil about p
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by lrm242 16y ago
So what exactly is your point? You don't seem to have one as far as I can tell.
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by lrm242 16y ago
I quit long ago. Unfortunately, you're missing the point that Facebook's entrenched power comes from a vast population of folks that enjoy it. To them, Facebook is the internet.
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by lrm242 16y ago
Why? Facebook is entrenched. Myspace was no where near the size of Facebook when Facebook came in and snatched the rug out from under them. FB has evolved to be the social networking platform, just as Google has evolved to be the primary
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by lrm242 16y ago
Sideline them? Actually I think its theraputic for the kids to allow other people to take care of them. It helps them adjust to the world and understand that mommy and daddy DON'T have to be there for them to thrive.
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by lrm242 16y ago
You're living in a fantasy world: http://money.cnn.com/2010/02/02/news/economy/social_security...
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by lrm242 16y ago
Suggest you google "Is Social Security Bankrupt" and review the governments own projections. SS receipts are at parity or below obligations. It is, therefore, bankrupt and only maintained by the federal governments ability to run infinite*

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