monkeydust

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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   Pretty cool. Is there a way a non coder like me could stick in a postcode and get out a 3d file to take for printing?
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   So here is a pitch you could make for the tech companies to get into finance. Simply replace <x> with either Amazon or Google 1. <x> Advisor: Retail investors are moving rapidly to passive tracking instruments such as ETFs, <
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   Better than PowerPoint to management in some cases!
4. 1174.▲
   by monkeydust 9y ago

   Great was hoping you would support it. Loving azure notebook.
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   Is JuypterLab available on a cloud service? I use azure notebook a lot, it's great.
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   If Nokia could come up with a flagship competitor to Samsung s9 I would switch over in a heartbeat.
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   I have started to use Juypter notebook instead of ppt where I am presenting something that is heavily using datasets. Cool thing is that audience can ask 'what if' questions and you can show them in real time by changing bit of co
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   Will the exchange support debt instruments?
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   by monkeydust 9y ago

   Also for holiday money where I need a card I use www.weswap.com - great product.
10. 1180.▲
    by monkeydust 9y ago

    no surprise. good product. just trying out their borderless account for EUR->GBP. A fair whack cheaper than transferring into my Natwest account.
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    by monkeydust 9y ago

    Currently working through "Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn and TensorFlow" which is solid but this seems like a good primer to that.
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    by monkeydust 9y ago

    I recently came across a company that's built a ML model to track feet (for footfall observations). It seems that if you had an appropriate training set (labelled feet) you could re-create what they have done with this technology. Perh
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    by monkeydust 9y ago

    Agree its impressive.
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    by monkeydust 9y ago

    For a business guy this is a very useful resource, nice and clear. Can understand some of the criticism but perhaps people are expecting too much. I specifically liked the Image Feature Analysis tool and the fact this is exposed for others
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    Show HN: Simple Google Home Use-Case to Log Activity for a Newborn(medium.com)

    3 points by monkeydust 10y ago|0 comments
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    by monkeydust 10y ago

    Very cool, got loads of sensor data around my house over a years worth so curious to throw it at Prophet. Has anyone managed to get this working on windows with Juypter (Anaconda build) struggling with Pystan errors. Any guidance welcomed.
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    by monkeydust 10y ago

    As I said above, for Cash fixed income (bonds) it's happening today, it's trending up for sure. Technology exists for liquid swaps also, that will be next.
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    by monkeydust 10y ago

    From someone who has worked in OTC technology trading for 10 years:- - A lot of cash fixed income trading is open to automation, in fact it amazes me when I watch some execution traders in action. Their process is highly predictable: Get or
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    by monkeydust 10y ago

    Setting up a QA outsourcing business on the side with a few friends. Software is everywhere and performing more critical functions as years go by. QA where I work (large US software company) is an afterthought, the developers and business g