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by remyp 10y ago
When I need quick access to data without the hassle of logging in to my trading platform I usually go to Finviz. The charts aren't that helpful but the data and screener are excellent.
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by remyp 10y ago
It depends. If we're post-scarcity then my customers would be like the Ten Forward customers on the Enterprise and I'd get to wear a sweet hat like Whoopi. If not, then I assume they'd be like I am now: someone lucky enough
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Almost certainly, but usually the schedule is flexible enough that I could just work fewer shifts if it gets to be too much.
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by remyp 10y ago
I definitely wouldn't put all my fears, hopes, and dreams in to a vote for a politician who promises to bring my job back. What I WOULD do is move to a place with the lowest possible cost of living and become a bartender or something e
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The borrow rate my broker (IB) is quoting is 120% despite only 7.55% of the float being short. I guess the clearing firms just don't have any shares to lend out -- we could see another price drop once the stock is easier to borrow.
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by remyp 10y ago
There are agencies/dev shops that -- assuming they like your idea -- will take a piece of equity and charge a bit less. Go with one of these shops so incentives are aligned and they truly care about building your product rather than ju
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by remyp 10y ago
Google has a significant presence, though my understanding is it's mostly sales. Chicago has a well-diversified economy, so it's not dominated by any one industry or company. There are a ton of bigcorp jobs, but they're more
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by remyp 10y ago
Chicago. Affordable rent[1], dense, car optional, highly walkable, good transit, best biking city in the country[2], phenomenal restaurants and beer. I've met several visiting New Yorkers that refer to Chicago as a "smaller, cle
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by remyp 10y ago
We're a product company. We track time, but only so we can plan our sprints better. We do estimates as a group using planning poker, which has the added benefit of fleshing out (and limiting) scope. Our minimum unit of trackable time
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by remyp 10y ago
I'm a Chicagoan in a similar role and would love to participate! Send me an email at jeremy.lee.phelps (at) gmail.com
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by remyp 11y ago
I gave up ~3 years ago. I had to choose between aggressively pursuing low-paying trading jobs or being pursued for high-paying tech jobs. The decision was pretty easy for my family and me. As we'd say in the industry, I went were th
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by remyp 11y ago
If you're considering algo trading as a career then be sure to talk to a lot of people doing it. I spent several years trying to break in to the industry at a few prop firms with only middling success. Here are my observations: 1. T
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by remyp 11y ago
Everything listed on the site under "Credential Hero Protects Your Employees' Information" was my initial thought. Since you've asked I suspect that you are only looking for email addresses and these are simply examples
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by remyp 11y ago
Interesting idea. I have to fork over a bunch of very sensitive information so you can search through data leaks for it? If so, I'd think you would become a big target to be hacked yourself. Additionally, if you're digging throu
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by remyp 11y ago
You are probably accustomed to scheduling your time carefully. If you aren't, you should be. Your relationship is just as important (probably more so) as everything else, so give it space on your calendar. You can afford to take an h
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I don't deal with petty materialists like you! One of my favorite movies.
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A pesky thing called morality and the fact that incurring debt with the intention of later going bankrupt is fraud?
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by remyp 11y ago
I bit the bullet and got an Aeron with attachable head rest. My wife thought I was nuts for spending that much on a chair, but it's completely worth it since I work from home.
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by remyp 11y ago
> "We have already more than once expressed our opinion, that the first duty of men of all parties, Democrats and Republicans, -- is to lay aside all their political differences and rally to the support of the Constitution and the U
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by remyp 11y ago
I absolutely agree that this seems to be why meetings are so popular. It's the business equivalent of two exhausted boxers "hugging" each other.
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by remyp 11y ago
Looking for part-time/moonlighting. Location: Chicago Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: fullstack dev, prefer nodejs and angular Résumé/CV: http://jeremyphelps.com Email: jeremy dot lee dot phelps at g
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by remyp 11y ago
Perhaps August Lock? I've never used it so I know very little, but at first glance it does seem to have an API of some sort.
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by remyp 11y ago
> arbitrage (stealing) You've never bought something for less than it's worth or sold something for more than it's worth?
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by remyp 11y ago
I work for a company that is solving this problem. We sell electronically controlled locker banks that the carriers deliver to: http://luxerone.com
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by remyp 11y ago
I absolutely agree. Our primary goal is to provide non-technical people with advice on how to get their project built and what could go wrong during the process. The advice we give on anything besides that is just our opinion, not guru-lev
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by remyp 11y ago
Good question! We found that non-technical people who have only an idea and a drawing on a napkin tend to get yelled at a lot when they ask for help. We always "murder" ideas in a friendly and respectful manner. We give away a h
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by remyp 11y ago
This is a little tricky. A friend of mine has significant equity in the company he works for and they spotted the K-1 in his returns. It took a lot of work for him to convince his mortgage banker that he truly isn't self-employed.
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Nope.
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by remyp 11y ago
This is definitely the case currently. There is one developer that has been around for several years and he has clearly been bearing the brunt of the work. This firm's bus factor is equal to 1.

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