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by massinstall 5y ago
This. Seconded.
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by massinstall 5y ago
You’re subtly implying that this smart person also has the resume to be allowed to be interviewed in the first place. (A common bias of thought by people working in tech, from my experience). There are people out there whose problem is not
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by massinstall 5y ago
Going by OP's description, Flex and Bison appear to be well suited for what he/she intends to do. There is a bit of a learning curve, but I think it's well worth it. I have been working with both for a few years now and find
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by massinstall 5y ago
I had written an email to Mark Cuban back when he wrote a blog post about how he got interested in crypto stuff and NFTs (this was about a year ago). My hope was that I could convince him that, if he really wanted to have a positive impact
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by massinstall 5y ago
What about all the talented and hard working people we are not speaking about, merely because they did not have rich and supportive parents? Why is it so popular to act as if this does not make a difference? Economic status is the elephant
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by massinstall 5y ago
Without being an expert in the field, I would be a bit surprised if this approach was truly novel. Can anyone shed some light on previous work that is similar to the one presented? Thanks in advance.
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by massinstall 5y ago
I agree and don’t like it either. +1
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by massinstall 5y ago
Great article, and beautifully written.
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by massinstall 5y ago
With all due respect, you have no idea what you’re talking about. Your imagination of how this industry works is skewed. It is amazing how many self-professed experts there are, without any professional or meaningful experience. And the con
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by massinstall 5y ago
Thanks for taking the time to write this down. It would be great if this was more widely understood but sadly it is not and won’t be - instead it will remain “a mystery”.
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by massinstall 5y ago
There are so many. What in particular are you looking for?
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by massinstall 5y ago
Sure thing. :) This interference creates a very different probability distribution for the asset’s final price to that generated by the classical model. The bell curve is replaced by a series of peaks and troughs. -- No, it's not rep
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by massinstall 5y ago
Having worked in the industry for almost 25 years (in options trading), I must comment that the general quality of the article, and the author’s apparent level of understanding of the industry and options are highly questionable.
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by massinstall 5y ago
Exactly this!
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by massinstall 5y ago
This. Thank you for a thoughtful comment.
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Bitcoin and other PoW coins are an ESG nightmare (14 Feb 2021) [pdf](ofnumbers.com)
2 points by massinstall 6y ago|0 comments
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by massinstall 6y ago
Check today's news, Tesla bought $1.5bln in Bitcoin and will accept it as payment from its customers. Bitcoin fans will likely welcome this and laud it as a step forward. Many of them are not informed about the devastating environmenta
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I thought Tesla was a “green” company. Elon, this sucks(digiconomist.net)
28 points by massinstall 6y ago|31 comments
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by massinstall 6y ago
At first sight an amazing book, thank you!