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math
12y ago
They open sourced their compilers earlier: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn
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12y ago
public markets will be much more information efficient than this.
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12y ago
"When shoppers see persistent price declines, they hold out on buying things." and yet I keep buying computers... I don't think I agree with this statement (unless there is massive deflation).
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12y ago
How do you know that you should listen to Mike on this but not the things he said that turned out to be wrong (seemingly more than half lately)? https://www.backrecord.com/person/mike-shedlock-(globalecono...
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12y ago
If that is the case, it would create a market inefficiency which some other market participant could come along and exploit (anticipate the TAs moves and act preemptively). Your statement is basically saying there is no one out there smart
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12y ago
Anyone thinking about doing doing some technical analysis may well become less enthusiastic about the idea if they first played around with generating some random time-series with statistics similar to the real thing and then dwelling on th
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12y ago
Yes, I use it extensively and it's good. But the Microsoft runtime is awesome. Much faster and very stable. I do a lot of number crunching (distributed on a small cluster) and don't want to use Windows in this scenario for various
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12y ago
This is all very nice, but what would make me truly excited is if they released their runtime for linux ... yeah, it's just a dream. would be a lot of work I expect and they wouldn't want to even if it was easy.
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12y ago
we use it extensively at http://www.backrecord.com (C#, mono)
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12y ago
we successfully host http://backrecord.com with it and this is now a very substantial project. I find there are often issues to work through when deploying the website (hanging out for ASP.NET vNext), but nothing that can't
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12y ago
I trialed F# a while back. Something I certainly noticed was not having as much help from the IDE (no resharper). The lambda notation also annoyed me (by comparison to C#). Yeah, I know it's no big deal and I understand the trade-offs
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12y ago
"Now why would somebody invest time in something like Paint.NET, freemium, developed by a single guy that may lose interest or vanish tomorrow" Because delivers enormous value, doesn't require much effort to learn, is already
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12y ago
We have a system in place for quantifying quotes at http://backrecord.com . On the system that is live, all data has been entered by hand. The task is difficult enough that I've found even educated people who know about fin
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12y ago
I actually constructed some simple trading algorithms based on the CAPS data and back-tested them. I didn't find anything to exploit... didn't put that much work into it, but did enough to convince myself that following "nobo
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12y ago
I'd like to add that difficulty in measuring independence of recommendations makes the task of trying to estimate the likelihood of a particular result for a person or fund being a real out performance extremely difficult. If independe
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13y ago
I doubt links from any of these sites would be considered bad by the search engines (i.e. you wouldn't get penalized). If the link they provide is rel nofollow, or a 302 redirect - which they often are - they aren't going to help
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13y ago
In a few days you'll be able to add http://www.JustGoneLive.com to that list. It'd be live already if I wasn't using it as an excuse to learn Haskell...
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13y ago
Yes... Also, you can get anything you like over the counter in Cambodia and presumably other less developed countries ... good luck to anyone trying to regulate that.
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13y ago
"Most recently for example, the price has gone from $260 per troy ounce in 2001, to peak at $1,921.15 in September 2011, before falling back to $1,230 currently. That is hardly the behaviour of a stable store of value." There are
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13y ago
We've been doing a rigorous study of the performance of "the experts" at http://backrecord.com . Some results so far: (1) we have no evidence that anyone (via publicly available statements) can time broad market m
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13y ago
For me, C# / .NET / Visual Studio / Resharper is the most productive general purpose development environment I've encountered. I've made a number of very serious efforts to move away from it (to diversify knowledge
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13y ago
Windows because we use C# / ASP.NET MVC and Visual Studio / Resharper is a very productive combination. Our test and production machines are Linux/Mono however. Our system utilizes a number of services which are best run unde
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13y ago
backrecord.com - a tool for tracking opinions and predictions (opinions about what is going to happen in the future) of people in the public spotlight. Our goal is to help people form better opinions by providing easy access to the ideas in
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13y ago
I live in Cambodia (Phnom Penh) and over the last few years have seen many expats move from Thailand to here due to the relative visa situation (very difficult in Thiland, very easy in Cambodia). Cost of living here is about the same as Tha
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13y ago
I don't think this deserved to be down-voted - the website is relevant to the discussion and we've put countless hours into trying to make a useful tool and we've already taken the concept further than anyone else that I'
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13y ago
And if you combine insight porn with finance porn are people extra addicted? (we hope so: http://backrecord.com .. blatent plug)
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13y ago
excellent commentary on situation in Japan by (very successful) hedge fund manager Kyle Bass: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZY6IEpKRA7Y
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13y ago
Maybe worth sharing an observation from my building endeavors in Cambodia: often the workers don't realize the risks they are taking, so before lobbying for decent standards, they often need to actually comprehend what they are. This can be
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13y ago
For what it's worth, I came across this yesterday and tried replicating their results. I didn't use exactly the same process - I used the S&P 500 and the trading strategy was not exactly the same (because i'm using a framework that make
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14y ago
On Don Det the wireless was 3G and very dodgy. I laughed at the sign that said "Free WiFi (sometimes)"
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