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by resu 13y ago
I find these pictures to be very misleading. Did the author have his camera 'checked' and all the not so great pictures deleted when crossing back into China? Because when I went there what's shown in the pictures represents
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by resu 13y ago
Looks good! X and Y axes with price/time ticks would be really useful...
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by resu 13y ago
Will my site not be penalized if the crawler thinks everything on it points to crawlspa.com?
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by resu 13y ago
The text on this page is almost unreadable: http://metrics11.com/analytics/keyword_trial/
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by resu 13y ago
I find it very strange that they picked BufferBox instead of Thalmic Labs.
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by resu 13y ago
Makes a lot more sense now as to why gd could stand out so much... wow Thanks moot!
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by resu 13y ago
How so? I know they don't have a great reputation, but I am guessing you have had to deal with a ton of companies while running 4chan. What made GoDaddy stand out? (Apologies if you've posted an answer to this somewhere else... pl
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by resu 13y ago
It still doesn't make any sense. You can get the same drag and drop deployment with graphical ftp software and 1-click static site deployment. At 1/100th of the cost.
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by resu 13y ago
It's interested that they chose NYSE of NASDARK(DAQ). Facebook IPO trauma?
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by resu 13y ago
"I wish I worked harder" said nobody on their deathbed ever. There's a difference between working hard as a corporate slave and working hard on something you personally believe in. A big difference the author doesn't see
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by resu 13y ago
Instead of sorting by name, you need to find a better way to order the cars in each category (and allow several sorts, price, mpg, popularity, etc) There is very little value in showing me 300k Bentleys next to 30k BMWs. It makes navigating
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by resu 13y ago
Lots of offshore development going in the Gulf of Guinea! This map is extremely helpful. Thanks gsa!
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by resu 13y ago
Looks great! I think this would be great for anyone looking through online classifieds, so that posters could include a mobile friendly media (placeunit) link. Is that your main target? Do you have any plans to charge for this service?
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by resu 13y ago
That is insane! How did you attract users in the beginning, and do you use the same strategy now?
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by resu 13y ago
You'll probably have a much easier time if you're willing to sell your soul and apply for quant jobs on wall street.
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by resu 13y ago
That's like saying you can attain a black belt in Karate by reading instruction manuals and watching training videos. Absolutely not. You broaden your horizens by interacting with what's around you when you travel, whether that&#x
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by resu 13y ago
Reading some of the other articles on this blog, this guy needs to realize he's not a unique snowflake and has no business giving 'life advice' to others. e.g. http://www.freedomtwentyfive.com/2013/03&#x2
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by resu 13y ago
Same for me, Page not fund. If it's clicks instead of keystrokes though, that's music to my ears!
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by resu 13y ago
Once my favourite framework is installed, will you abstract out most of the common configuration / maintenance / tuning steps as well? Or will I have to ssh in and do that by hand?
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by resu 13y ago
Yes you can. Anyone willing to write a feed handler for these feeds can. For example, https://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=totalview and http://www.nyxdata.com/openbook . As kasey_junk mentioned, avai
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by resu 13y ago
PHLX, NOM, ISE/Gemini all halted trading and all exchanges halted options trading on Nasdaq listed symbols until Nasdaq came back up at ~3:40. Yes, most sophisticated co-located firms probably use raw feeds, but how do you facilitate
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by resu 13y ago
Yes, I think very many are dependent on these feeds. As you mentioned, they are the official prices and are referenced for compliance with all those damn regulations and most of the market relies on them so it'd be pretty much impossib
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by resu 13y ago
1) The consolidated feeds are CTA/UTP (legally mandated committees, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_market_system_plan ) , not Bloomberg. Yes, Bloomberg can provide a similar feed and probably does with some
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by resu 13y ago
You can also count on index funds to lose 50% of their value in two years in an upcoming crisis. The roaring 90s and mid 2000s isn't a pattern that will continue to repeat itself. The fed can't keep printing the S&P500 up fore
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by resu 13y ago
The public in East Asian countries see public transit in a different light than most North Americans, partly due to a lack of cars and the population density. They are probably the some of the few governments that can afford to foot the bil
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by resu 13y ago
If the U.S. doesn't take this on, I hope another country with a big appetite for enormous public transit projects takes this on. Japan, Korea, and China, I'm looking at you...
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by resu 13y ago
Very good reads, bookmarked! Thanks for pointing them out
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by resu 13y ago
What's the difference between making a large order at a food truck vs doing the same at McDonalds?
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by resu 13y ago
Thanks, looking forward to reading it!
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by resu 13y ago
All these posts about 'Passive Income Hackers' and I have yet to see any mention of what a reader of these articles could do to become one. "That's a shame, because as a programmer in the 21st Century, you're in a u

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