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9y ago
Actually the continuous cross is the special one from strictly the auction design perspective. I am very familiar with discrete auctions and their advantages and drawbacks. It turns out there there are many times to participate in such disc
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9y ago
Yeah. So with Strong I have all my workouts dialed in with set plans, weights, etc... I like the analytics. I also have some alternate workouts, for instance if I am hurting from Jiu Jitsu I do just a mobility workout. But hey, if you like
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9y ago
I use Strong for tracking my lifting as opposed to a spreadsheet. Found it to be good for at least my style of working out.
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9y ago
First off a trader with the results of all previous auctions should be able to make some educated estimates about what the auction contains. Secondly prices are formed by incorporating information into the price. Supply and demand informati
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9y ago
Its not dead. But like any other maturing industry there are now scale advantages. Firms will merge and market making can go back to being the boring activity it has always been.
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9y ago
Of course it does. A trader (not an investor) is incentivized to wait to the last possible moment when he can still expect a fill. This is why exchanges disseminate auction imbalance information, to attract people to the auction prior to it
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9y ago
This has existed in various forms for more than 10 years. Nasdaq I believe has 3 or 4 discrete intraday crosses in addition to the opening and closing cross. You don't want it to be random since participants need certainty about when t
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9y ago
While I have GE (I would have a Clear if I flew more) my intelligence still feels insulted every time I travel. I pay a fee to the TSA every time I travel. I paid again to get the GE which is because the fee they charge me apparently doesn&
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9y ago
This largely depends on the company. Once you have been PIPed often transfer options are limited. Personally by the time I get to the point where I am going to PIP someone I have already invested significant time and energy trying to help t
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9y ago
I would love a wired trackpad. Every couple of weeks I probably burn 20 minutes or so when either my home office trackpad or my office track pad just stop being seen by my MBP. The fast that my apple device frequently can't talk to my
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9y ago
All that may be true. But I prefer today writing a little file that is a systemd service than fixing up someone else's init scripts. If it is as broken as you say why was it adopted?
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9y ago
Investment banks are not the primary beneficiary of an IPO, it's the current shareholders of an illiquid stock. Hopefully a banker can fill in some of the details but I will provide a couple of broad strokes here on the process. The un
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9y ago
Post college I had a mentor that was in the real estate development business, not for McMansions, first time homebuyer and some developments in the next price point up (<$500K) in a major metro so I got to learn quite a lot about how thi
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9y ago
If you have many small repos for a large interconnected project you simply move the complexity of managing a commit that requires changes into another tool that can manage cross repo changes and dependencies. With a single repo you can chan
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9y ago
So I have been doing what I shall call applied machine learning since I was in college when I built an ad classifier for a web crawler I was building at the time. I made the real transition while working in the search team of a web company
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9y ago
This market is not free at all. There is a reason that Mylan has been the only company offering this product. The FDA has been slow to approve additional devices in this market. Mylan also created this market by lobbying congress to give mo
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10y ago
It's difficult to say that American carriers have not done a single thing to improve their service. The cost structure of United/American/Delta is very different than long haul international carriers. http://fortun
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10y ago
TrueTime is a very special case. I have not seen anyone else who has the same hardware infrastructure required to provide guarantees related to wall-clock time. Spanner also trades off transaction latency to create the wall clock time guara
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10y ago
I would dispute that expensive litigation is a US only phenomenon. I have had much higher legal fees in Brazil than the US.
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10y ago
Is used to be. Yahoo altered the logging functionality such that it would not meet compliance standards. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-oil-traders-yahoo-idUSKCN1...
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10y ago
In short...No. https://www.popehat.com/2016/11/06/private-porn-shoots-brill...
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10y ago
Microsoft (and other international companies) go to great lengths to optimize and defer taxes into the future. As the US already has among the highest corporate tax rates in the world not much would change as all international revenue is be
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10y ago
If its the same ecommerce site I am thinking of, then there was also non-trivial message loss.
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10y ago
Thats pretty easy for an institution to do. You would simply find the most exposed developments with the highest credit ratings and buy CDS on their bonds. The issue is that if this is not a crash (e.g. prices rapidly collapse triggering de
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10y ago
Banks typically already have some sort of realtime risk management system. Goldman's SecDB is quite famous. Banks typically have whatever risk controls in place they want. Blockchains aren't going to provide any magic here. The fi
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10y ago
and Microsoft vs US and Gore vs Bush
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10y ago
Well every county has a local county cable commission (or something similar) who set the policies for the cable company operating in that particular county. I did a semester project at Comcast Montgomery County MD which is (or was at the ti
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10y ago
And for me in the US on my Verizon Hotspot.
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10y ago
I am not sure I am quite ready for that much adventure... https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/cant-run-100-node-cockroa... Cassandra is at least the devil I know, although it seems to find a new way to fail me every six
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10y ago
Loving a product is somewhat orthogonal. To be successful an open source DB company needs some large customers paying to make that model work. I dislike cassandra immensely, but I still use it every day.
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