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by sneilan1 2y ago
Are you referring to the band Stereolab?
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by sneilan1 2y ago
I found quicken to be enlightening. It took me two months to master my family’s finances and budgeting and I’ve never looked back. Learning it’s ins and outs and why it is what it is and provides some features but not others was a wonderful
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by sneilan1 2y ago
Is this an application of CRISPR?
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by sneilan1 3y ago
My first thought when I saw your post pointing out the congratulations comments was one of the ending scenes from Neon Genesis Evangelion where they say congratulations repeatedly. https://youtu.be/oyFQVZ2h0V8?si=oOYSIjVmpJK
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by sneilan1 3y ago
I see your argument in the sense that having kids and a relationship are a lot of work but they're also an inspiration. I have two children and I can say yes, you can still be a creative fulfilled individual. But it's not as easy
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by sneilan1 3y ago
The author has children. And a wife. https://www.c64os.com/legal/thanks-and-credits/
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by sneilan1 3y ago
I’m fascinated by the possibilities of trading as a video game instead of a way to make money. I’m building a stock exchange to prove this idea. https://github.com/sneilan/stock-exchange
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by sneilan1 3y ago
It’s not easy. I have two children under two, a full time job and am actively interviewing. I do not have a baby sitter. It is often long hours. There is no magic solution. Keeping yourself in shape helps a lot because your brain moves fast
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Show HN: C++ LMAX Disruptor < 200 LOC(github.com)
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by sneilan1 3y ago
Quote from the website: "Our goal is to build homes of different sizes and price points integrated in the same walkable neighborhoods, with homes, shopping, dining, and schools all within walking distance. We are also interested in exp
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by sneilan1 3y ago
I read the article and missed the ingredient name that is so toxic everyone gets cancer from it. What is the name of the new ingredient that was approved?
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by sneilan1 3y ago
Forgive my ignorance, what does this imply? Will satellites fall from the sky or large parts of the internet go down?
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by sneilan1 3y ago
I think you make a valid point. A lot of people today (mostly influencers) increase their engagement through something colloquially known as “humblebragging”. This is bottom of the barrel content that doesn’t inform the reader but entertain
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by sneilan1 4y ago
I want to point out that this is a brilliant blog post that is practically art. This has inspired me to go and find new great examples of technical documentation. I think this page has set a new standard for what a blog post could be. I am
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by sneilan1 4y ago
What are live captions?
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by sneilan1 4y ago
+1 for tracker music. I don’t have much to say but tracker music is insanely good for coding.
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by sneilan1 4y ago
I already have a mobile editing setup using blinkssh, Tailscale, mosh, tmux, lunarvim, typescript and Lsp servers on my iPhone 13. It works surprisingly well and while it’s slow to code on, I can actually do it. Autocomplete works too and t
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by sneilan1 5y ago
That’s super interesting! I’ll reach out to you later today! :)
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by sneilan1 5y ago
I would love to collaborate on stock trading algorithms. I love the inherent beauty in a well designed trading algorithm and the output is like generative art. I have excellent leetcode skills (have spent significant time grinding as a hobb
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by sneilan1 5y ago
So Either 1) Linus Torvalds is asserting he is Satoshi Nakamoto, inventor of Bitcoin. 2) Someone hacked Linus’ GitHub account. 3) Someone used a technique on git to change the author and claim they are Satoshi. IMO: Most likely is 2 or 3.
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by sneilan1 5y ago
That sentence succinctly summarized this entire article. Props to you and your sense of humor :)
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by sneilan1 5y ago
Same. I said to myself, "Wow these people have taken good care of themselves to be contributing to Blender at 92 and 93 years old!" But then I saw 700 and had a split take. It would be strange to say "Here are the names and a
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by sneilan1 5y ago
I'm not sure. I haven't found much on whether or not backtesting works in general. It definitely has its caveats. I think it really depends on what you're backtesting. Backtesting definitely reveals ways in which trading algo
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by sneilan1 5y ago
There's so much to study and learn. Trading algorithms are often implemented in Python/Pandas so learning hackerrank problems about stacks/queues can make one better at implementing trading algorithms. Some hackerrank problem
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by sneilan1 5y ago
I see. Yeah I agree the technical analysis often presented in public forums and YouTube is not exactly rigorous.
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by sneilan1 5y ago
A lot of people trade based on technical indicators and there's plenty of simple strategies based around moving averages that aren't complex. In my hometown of Chicago, a lot of people used to be employed in the pits at the CBO ma
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by sneilan1 5y ago
That's awesome! :) That sounds like an amazing experience. I bet you learned a lot! And 3k is enough to make it memorable but not enough to go into massive debt or anything like that. And sure it's a loss but nobody goes into this
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by sneilan1 5y ago
You have finance and quant in your profile bio. Is quantitative finance not a form of technical analysis?
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by sneilan1 5y ago
I will also admit I am perhaps overconfident about my strategy. It accurately lined up to when the omicron announcement happened and then I sold my shares in the market and bought them back once I "felt" the market had finished pr
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by sneilan1 5y ago
Of course. Part of the fun is also considering why a trade will go the wrong way too. There are infinite scenarios and part of trading is sketching why scenario X's probabililty is more likely than scenario Y's probability. And th

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