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by qorrect 6y ago
My moms food is atrocious this is doing nothing for me.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Yes I second that, please keep it running I want to make this my HN client.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Yes I think thats what the original commenter was missing. Pattern matching is not new ( but it is awesome ), there are already expectations of how it would look in Python. I can't wait for this feature!
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by qorrect 6y ago
I think the markets have stopped being a barometer for the economy for a while now. Personally I'm just "getting while the gettin's good" , I'm guessing a lot of people are the same, if it's still making money
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by qorrect 6y ago
Dang you just knocked that out of the park. For me lately the 'Just let my boss know' works really well, let them hammer out the details.
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by qorrect 6y ago
It's also not free, not even to try out.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Yeah don't use it if it's not right for you. I could see how this could be extremely useful in the right scenario. ( I will not be showing this to my boss).
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by qorrect 6y ago
Programming would be awesome without having to mess with customers.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Woodwork. It's woodwork.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Yeah his intro turned me off immediately. Why would I want to read this guys uninformed opinion ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
Hey same here, and Heinlein was my favorite author for a very long time. That particular book just never really did it for me.
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by qorrect 6y ago
Hey me too! ( All of it )
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by qorrect 6y ago
Oh yeah Gilbert Strang's original course is amazing , https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mathematics/18-06-linear-algebra...
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by qorrect 6y ago
Competition or difficulty ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
-- "I've done projects on my own and I can complete them," and "I've worked with engineers, product managers, managers, designers, non technical people and together we have shipped software." You've manage
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by qorrect 6y ago
Here are some free Springer books https://github.com/alexgand/springer_free_books
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by qorrect 6y ago
You can absolutely do this, many of the best programmers I have met are self taught, and you have an existing college degree that's just going to make you more valuable. You are going to need to sell it though, you need a good looking
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by qorrect 6y ago
The first 'meetup' I went to some 20 years ago was on this module!
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by qorrect 6y ago
Well hey!
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by qorrect 6y ago
I believe D3 specifically is needed to fix that deficiency just as an FYI.
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by qorrect 6y ago
What is the use case for this ?
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by qorrect 6y ago
http://emacsrocks.com is a great introduction.
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by qorrect 7y ago
I really don't like this guys writing style.
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by qorrect 7y ago
i embarrassingly didn’t read the body, and I am also ignorant of those things i’ll be reading this thread again , thank you.
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by qorrect 7y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned "Trading and Exchanges: Market Microstructure for Practitioners". Lots of people recommending Ernie Chan - and he is very big in the space but he uses 100 words when 10 will do its a hard time sloggi
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by qorrect 7y ago
It's so true, I'd say over half of 'finance/trading' books are almost entirely about psychology and their own personal take, it's really discouraging.
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by qorrect 7y ago
Yeah hit me with it.
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by qorrect 7y ago
What was the question ?
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by qorrect 7y ago
Love this. Running it outside of the file though is truncating my file though ?
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by qorrect 7y ago
It's almost like we have an interdependent society where we each specialize and use the money we make to pay other people to do their specialty!

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