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Source?
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You sound like you know how to work with others. How do you like life as a (solo?) trader then?
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Second this. There needs to be a clear benefit to following someone, and not just because he is a boss put there.
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Any reason not to use a service like Quantopian?
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I tried trading stocks with lots of negative personal biases that caused me to take poor risks. Year after year I lost money, and was close to giving up. Then oil prices collapsed and a year later I stumbled upon that fact (lucky me). I
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Amazon used to arbitrate on products not-as-advertised, but I don't see a link for that anymore. Now you have to ship it back at your own cost. Overall the Amazon edge over other retailers has been going down.
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I'd also add that debugging is much harder in hardware. You don't get an error message or have the opportunity to run lots of tests. So you better have a strong handle on the fundamentals.
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Interesting that for all of his clever derivatives idea/sale and post-crash fortitude/rebound, he overlooked the size of the market he was playing. That was a pretty newb mistake.
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Are you going to eat more food with UBI? Probably not. Are food prices going to rise if others eat more food? No, we have spare capacity for food production. Also, a bigger topic, but supply and demand is not linear like they teach in sch
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I find more probable that Latin was chosen as it was standardized and can be used to communicate internationally. Writing in his own dialect of English may have been less understandable even in England.
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One thing is for certain - a lot less money went into the system than its current face value. It's the old stock market saying - better to sell on the way up than down.
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You're not overpaid if that salary doesn't provide an avenue for financial security while having a family. You know, old middle class.
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I am sorry for your friend and I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way because I really don't know - what stops you from holding down your friend and getting her help? I'm lucky to never had to deal with this, but if someo
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Too many forms to fill.
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Can you short sell bitcoin?
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What part of that is important to the business and others?
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I've read studies that discuss excess cellular energy as the cause of metabolic disease, but are there any studies on athletic people eating high calories over long periods? That is, would Michael Phelps' 10k calorie per day caus
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I think they will be impressed by any developer, without professional algo trading experience, being able to understand the nitty gritty of how exchanges work plus some basic algos.
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http://sudokuisland.com Never gained enough traction, with competitors across pages of Google search. Was hoping for at least a modest 100's of dollars per month.
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I think most people who work in offices aren't stressed about making it to payday, but just that they'd be in serious trouble if they didn't have their job.
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Level 0: Work hard Level 1: Learn to ask questions until you get a full answer. What are the true blocking points for promotion? What he told you was vaguery. Level 2: Have an action plan worked out with your manager beforehand, so that t
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It should be emphasized that there is clear value in signing up for this case, with no effort at all for the subscriber. OTOH, even for another developer there is the likelihood of at least time investment in a technical newsletter without
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I don't handle it, as it's always hard, but it's easier to take a loss if you go into a trade knowing what could invalidate your thesis. This is either from further research or the price action. Once you can admit the jig i
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The landing page tells me nothing about what you do, and your FAQ only a hint of it. And honestly it doesn't nothing to convince me that you actually provide value. It's not even clear that you have an 'algorithm' vers
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Not sure why this comment is on the bottom, but this is the most reasonable arrangement to me. Hot shot salesmen at paid on closed deals, not butt in seat time. Not even a vesting schedule makes sense here.
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Is there something special about this total eclipse over others?
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That's bad news, because not only is he a crook, he is an ivory tower economist who is going by gut feel (i.e. useless opinion). In the real world, prices are not just set by cost - actually most of the time it is set by what the cons
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I'm doing half and half. I'm building the core functions first, which is easily demo'd. Then once I get enough interest, then I'll build the app that handles user accounts.
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+1 Atlas LLC. Safe to say many of those featured on IndieHackers are also LLC.
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They don't, or shouldn't have to. Brokers that offer generous margins do something typical brokers do not - they auto-liquidate when you fall below minimum maintenance margin. Most retail brokers would give you a friendly phone
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