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sneilan1
5y ago
I've actively bought and sold since 2012. In that time span however, I've probably only placed like 10-20 trades over 10 years. I spend wayyy more time studying than trading. This is also a hobby and I did many other things in the
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I think that trading is ultimately a creative endeavor and no matter how one trades whether it's based on phases of the moon or insider information, one needs to know when they are entering and exiting the market. Trading is an incredi
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I am working on a program to backtest it. Honestly, I still have much to learn. I do things visually. So I take the little fib retracement chart tool in trading view and make the anchor at the beginning of a price movement and align the lin
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5y ago
I own 4 shares in the S&P 500. I developed trading strategies to sell my shares and buy them back at key points using Fibonacci retracements. Best business ever. And if I leave it it still makes money. I’m nowhere near $500/month b
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Judy Array
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5y ago
Check out https://www.google.com/adsense/start/#calculator The numbers on this seem inflated though. From what I've googled/read, I've seen numbers as low as $1k/month per 1 million pageviews.
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5y ago
Does anyone have a TLDR? I love the Atlantic but they assume I have more time than I do.
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I feel that search queries would correlate strongly with revenue because google serves ads next to search queries. Less search queries would mean less ads served. Also 2021 Q2 revenue from google services was 57 billion dollars which was th
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Does google release any numbers regarding number of search queries per quarter? I feel like the number of search queries would directly correlate with revenue, if I'm not mistaken. If not, I find it very interesting that they don'
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Thank you. I'll do a search for that.
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I'm confused as to why Julia, a programming language is worth so much money. If the makers of Julia have already given away their source code here, https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia what are they selling that
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5y ago
I've burnt out a hundred times and come back a hundred times. Give your body and mind some time to regain inspiration. Each time you come back, you come back stronger than before. Your mind will find new things it's interested in.
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What about all the people who contributed over the years to Stack Overflow? All the people that took time out of their day for years to answer people's questions and keep the site organized. Stack Overflow would be worthless without it
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5y ago
How long until Google shuts this service down?
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6y ago
Maybe the source for burrito.c still exists?
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6y ago
Hey! I’m a person who’s really serious about transitioning from programming to art. Can I pick your brain?
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6y ago
You are an interesting person Doreen. I have subscribed to your blog!
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I grew up at the beginning of the consumer internet. My parents would tell me to go play outside with the other kids but AOL had just peaked and no one was outside. People were captivated.
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6y ago
Yes, I played that game thoroughly and I could not separate the project from the game.
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What if the problems we face today are harder than the problems people faced from before roughly 1980? What if we're comparing apples to oranges when we say people in the past had more ambition? People would build an entire suburb in t
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7y ago
This. This man could not keep himself out the company ink and it's pretty clear he failed because of it.
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7y ago
Seems like it. I’d say we have nothing more to worry about.
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7y ago
I agree. This will be expensive at first so we roll it out to luxury brands.
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Sociologists discover titles with “could” could be correlated with clickbait. FTFY :-)
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7y ago
What does this mean in plain terms?
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7y ago
I'm learning how to draw. Here's my latest drawing. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzZSo_bFtL6/ I really enjoy the challenge of learning to do something that isn't one of my natural talents. As a progr