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by smcn 4y ago
Wow, this comment made me realise that his username is "dan g" not "dang". I had a mental image of him as someone who was always polite but slightly annoyed.
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by smcn 4y ago
Not OP, but yes to everything, and more.
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by smcn 4y ago
If they're remote boxes, you can Emacs over SSH using TRAMP. You'll take your configurations to each new server.
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by smcn 4y ago
IndieHackers[0] worked really well for me. I wrote an article that got traction, reaching around 2.5k views, which lead to over 50k people visiting the landing page[1] in the past two months. From what I've seen, productivity tools go
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by smcn 4y ago
I use https://www.passwordstore.org/ and ivy-pass for Emacs integration (copying and generating passwords). I use a private git repo for storage and syncing. Perfectly happy with it.
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by smcn 4y ago
Came here to see if this was mentioned. My choice, too. Absolutely cannot be beaten, imo. I've written my own framework on top of it for things like simplified routing and static page compilation with automatic sitemap generation.
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by smcn 4y ago
I'd love read that rebuttal. And I'd ensure that I read it in its gloriously yellow form.
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by smcn 4y ago
> 1. Orion is currently available for Apple macOS, iPadOS and iOS. We are planning support for other platforms in the future. Looks like it may happen but I personally wouldn't hold my breath.
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by smcn 4y ago
This is a wildly shitty take. He, himself, is telling you that he didn't enjoy it nor did he want it. With all of the years that have passed and he still feels the same way.
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by smcn 4y ago
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/AMC/ The cinema company.
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Making the metaverse: What it is, how it will be built, and why it matters(nickclegg.medium.com)
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by smcn 4y ago
Absolutely correct. Feetr doesn't invest on people's behalf at this point, it's purely stock discovery. The idea of showing the difference between the open price and the highest is that this is how much profit could've b
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by smcn 4y ago
The best thing you can do is leave the idea that you will time it correctly. Take profit when you are comfortable. Feetr provides stocks almost every day and, to me, the goal is compound interest. The metrics are as they are because, right
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by smcn 4y ago
Please don't misunderstand, I absolutely have been using it: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/ive-made-over-700-return-w... But when it launches, I have a competitive advantage over everyone using the service and
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by smcn 4y ago
Hopefully next month but it could be pushed back a couple weeks. And I appreciate that a lot, however I prefer monthly billing to ensure that subscribers are never locked into the service.
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by smcn 4y ago
Thank you very much, I appreciate that! I would offer it for free but I believe that it's immoral (and potentially illegal) for me to be able to invest in the stocks when it launches, and so I've priced it at a point that I think
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by smcn 4y ago
Well the 4% is across all stocks. Multiple can be found per day. Sometimes none will be found. All data is 100% available on feetr.io after market close and, when it launches, Monday will be given for free on Reddit, Twitter, and to anyone
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by smcn 4y ago
I don't know that I agree. It's an algorithm geared towards day trading so the highest price of the day is a much better metric than the close price, as you should've sold by then.
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by smcn 4y ago
I run https://feetr.io . I do stock discovery as opposed to automated trading (at this point). Almost a year into recording stock picks, it is averaging 4.0624% per day across all stocks, and 5.9948% for the best stock of that da
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by smcn 4y ago
To me it's the most fun language to use. When you understand it to a good degree, you stop fighting compilers and are able to focus entirely on the problem at hand.
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by smcn 4y ago
One trick so far, but it's a good trick. More tricks are coming. Right now I'm using it to fund its own development but when it launches, I take all of my money out of stocks and put it into Bitcoin. This is a partial quote from t
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by smcn 4y ago
> Truthfully, I would release Feetr for free because I believe that it can help people in an economy which is becoming harder and harder to exist in. Not only has investing in Feetr allowed me to quit my job but a few of my beta testers
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by smcn 4y ago
You can say what you want about PHP but this is at least proof that it's moving in a genuinely good, and potentially exciting, direction. I still don't know that I ever want to write any more PHP going forward but should these eff
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by smcn 5y ago
What's the phrase? "Trust but verify"?
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by smcn 5y ago
I've been using IMAP with mbsync and gnus for probably over a year now and I've not had a single issue with it. I'm not the most prolific emailer, mind you.
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by smcn 5y ago
Not OP but same usage. I either buy the books directly or use Libgen and then, yes, Calibre them over to the Kindle. Every Firestick I've ever owned has become glacially slow over time and I decided that any Amazon device I purchased w
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by smcn 5y ago
.me is absolutely fine and, as an employer, I would not mark down an applicant for using it.