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by oelmekki 9y ago
Here's an other idea : insider trading could be allowed only for buying on good news. That way, there won't be people owning stock losing big money without warning. Investors won't have a chance to buy stock, but this is a mi
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by oelmekki 9y ago
Complaint is a strong word, I'm not an employee myself, I'm just trying to think about what is fair :) > That investors later trade that stock back and forth between themselves doesn't affect the company who already got pa
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by oelmekki 9y ago
Ok, I see. Well, I agree with you there. But I have an other problem here : it's theft as well when people who keep buying and selling property keep profiting on people who actually keep companies running, who keep losing. Trump, Lepen
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by oelmekki 9y ago
Oh, ok. I see the point, thanks for explaining. That's funny because fairness was exactly what I had in mind to _allow_ insider trading, but using the point of view of fairness between investors and workers, rather than fairness betwee
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by oelmekki 9y ago
And then, they would be asked to work longer hours and accept salary cuts to make market confident again :) Not sure it would work in that direction, I don't think most people would intentionally deteriorate the company they work for.
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by oelmekki 9y ago
Btw, I'm only in trading since cryptos and don't know classic markets, I would love someone to explain to me why using insider news is a crime. The thing is, it only seems fair to me to be able to exploit insider news. Employees f
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by oelmekki 9y ago
The difference between both is that you can actually use litecoin, so we have an idea how features perform in real conditions. Call that a beta area rather than a staging area if you prefer, but I guess you see the difference between liteco
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by oelmekki 9y ago
I hope not for them, because there clearly was insider news at play, here. While litecoin was rising in previous months and its coinbase addition has been rumored, technical analysis two days ago shown compression and it was not expected t
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by oelmekki 9y ago
Actually, fundamentals radically changed. Last year, litecoin was stilll "the first altcoin historically, which is just a duplicate of bitcoin and is mostly unmaintained". This year, it suddenly became bitcoin's staging area.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Great job, congratulations! My first reaction was : "well, if it's sentiment analysis, it doesn't know anything about if the news is bad or good, only about the mood of writer". But I then realized this is actually even
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Obvious question : is it plan at any point to support Unity3D?
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by oelmekki 10y ago
995 is the lowest price it was sold for, not the bottom of averaged price. If you look at graphs now, you'll see that price is considered not having been under ~ 1050. Those kind of statistical anomalies happen all the time, you must b
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by oelmekki 10y ago
It's also exactly the kind of thing we'll need for mixed reality. Good to see them getting started early.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I have volunteered for the UN Online Volunteer [1] program about a decade ago, but (sadly) I won't recommend it. Most people volunteering there have no experience in the field, they are mostly students or retirees who "want to try
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Or even a better question : can you plug Live to Cubase? Audio on linux is not just playing catch up, the whole jackd system, allowing to take output from any program supporting jack (most programs for musicians) and use it as an input for
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by oelmekki 10y ago
There are many factors, IMO (probably all wrong). First, ubuntu was initially seen as "noob's linux", debian users especially not taking the fork well, nor the fact that the numbers of linux users was raising in some kind of
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Indeed. I've been cofounder and CTO at LeCollectionist, most of our work was thinking about tools to empower admins in their communication with janitors and landlords. Those kind of business never "get at scale" on their cust
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by oelmekki 10y ago
> Not a really scalable business You don't need scaling when you work in luxury, anyway :) I've worked in that industry too. I had stripe processing $10k single payments through credit card. Scaling was the last of my problem,
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Note that it's not really about using go, but more about implementing routing on client side : you lose http status for non api urls, whatever the backend language is. But then again, when you have static pages for public facing (and i
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Actually, go routing is not the problem, it's react routing that is : go router only knows about API endpoints, and have a catch all route to serve the web client, which then manage its routing by itself. The advantage in that is that
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Hmmm, indeed. I didn't thought about using react server side rendering and intercepting it to check which status to provide. Good idea, thanks! No, I'll have to think about whether it's worth it adding a whole SSR stack just
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I can't tell about "how common", but a react web client with a go backend API is exactly what I do on my main product, currently. It still has a few problems I haven't managed to solve, though (but not related directly t
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Yeah, indeed. I guess we can expect password schemes to change over time, so it's still a good idea to prevent it. Not sure in which proportion it helps, though.
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by oelmekki 10y ago
The worst part in that is that it provides tons of passwords to analyze and detect recurring words or schemes. This probably also will hurt people that never commited their passwords in public repos. Github should probably filter out such s
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I told myself recently that it's actually mootools who won. Most cool stuff mootools does on natives is now standard since ES5/6 - either in the exact same form or something similar. On the contrary, jQuery is consistently losing
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I use dokku for deployment and on-premise gitlab for CI. Dokku's main advantage is that it's a no-brainer : if you're used to deploying heroku apps, it's very similar. It also automates the creation of data containers fo
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I had to restore a rails app from a day old backup once. I actually manage to bring last day data as well by parsing POST/PUT/PATCH lines in rails log. This is painful, and you have to keep track of new ids for relations, but it &
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I came here to say just that. This probably will be the biggest challenge for this app. I see that it promises future bitcoin integration, which will be a challenge by itself to be accepted by drivers and users both. I guess app could partn
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by oelmekki 10y ago
As a non physicist, there's something I don't get in the comparaison with 3d tv. From what I gathered, the only reason 3d tv is 3d is because it exploits the fact we have two eyes, distant from one another, which can provide a dep
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Anyway, having alternatives is a good thing, thanks for this to its author :)

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