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by ta12653421 2y ago
So, NO, you need a clear business case, otherwise you wont get funding for global scale! You should add this as a premium-feature for 9,99 USD monthly subscription :)
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by ta12653421 2y ago
There is one thing with Bieber i can remember which somehow resonates to HN: in this movie "never say never" (?), its from 2011/2012 IIRC(?), you see a perfect example how social media marketing is working. (at least, Vaynerc
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by ta12653421 2y ago
++1 I have read this on Quora 10 years ago, esp. when i was in a highly divese neighborhood, like: Poor people, doing-well-people, refugees, unemployed, but also academics and wealthy. So i could jump segments very often in a week, and this
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by ta12653421 2y ago
ah, good ol REAL computing days :-) DJGPP was such an eye opener back then and it made things much easier: finally, we were able to have one pointer for linear graphic buffer access; also you could easily save 2MB in memory, and its DPMI wa
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Could you elaborate a little bit here?
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by ta12653421 2y ago
well, then we may have a different interpretation of "REAL computing" :-D LOL but i agree: that we do not have these hardware issues anymore was huge driver in getting mass adoption of home computing & internet and the ecosyst
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by ta12653421 2y ago
this is already advanced LEVEL II for experienced programmes who were able to use Q Basic. but ... real pro's were using GW Basic! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GW-BASIC LOL
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Ah, yes, "REAL" computing: in the old days you had to pack your 17inch screen into your car, drive to your friends house, plan to game Doom or Quake, but in the end you were configuring network drivers etc. the whole weekend inste
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Well, for the latter parts they do this already by a perfection of 90%+, i'd say - finally you are glueing together the pieces you get from the LLM. ClaudeAI Pro rocks, since you can create Projects/Worksapces and put documents in
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by ta12653421 2y ago
+++1 THIS! exactly my style of working and how i think about that: i've also not enabled/installed CoPilot or similar, just AutoSuggestion by default in VS.NET But i use LLM heavily to get rid off all the exhausting tasks, and to
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Still working on my Quant-Trading-Bot, since 4 month: Its nearly finished and it should go live these days - maybe i can stop working fulltime then and care about my own Tech only. To the moon :-D
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by ta12653421 2y ago
++1 real pro, man, wow! :))
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by ta12653421 2y ago
two similar questions: a) why is there no cancel-button (for wrong selection) on ANY elevator i have seen so far? b) when does Outlook parse automatically the proposed time from an email if i click "make an event out of this mail"
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Easy: NHibernate :)
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Read the book: "Getting real" from 37signals, its free on their website: https://basecamp.com/gettingreal The book is now aging 18yo, but its still valid. And it is very inspiring.
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Sorry for being upfront honest and transparent: If you have that amount of users and you cant even pay 3(!) people, then your business model is massivly f c i*g wrongly configured, Jesus! You have that much traffic and you are unable to mon
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by ta12653421 2y ago
has anyone tried this? does this really work as described? esp. browser/mail clients when viewed on portrait-mode on a smartphone etc.?
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Musk: "EU offered secret censorship deal to X. We didnt accept(twitter.com)
24 points by ta12653421 2y ago|27 comments
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Mh, interesting: i was told this is called "walk forward testing" - nontheless: thanks for clarification! Exactly what you describe is what we are doing: Since in backtesting, our algo works more than perfect - if we switch to &qu
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Looks like we are talking about two different things. What you describe is not a walk-forward-test which adds data continuously on a given frequency, like daily (or hour or whatever)
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by ta12653421 2y ago
OK, i will give you 1000 USD if you deliver an algorithm that delivers similar returns for the same asset class / same timeframe with back-testing and second run with walk-forward-testing :-))
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Yes, you can trade crypto 24/7 - in theory, because liquidity is muuuch lower outside the regular daily hours In crypto, you have only two assets - BTC and ETH, all other assets are not tradeable because of volume/liquidity, sure
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by ta12653421 2y ago
I bet 100 USD that your tool is not working :-) Why? BACKtesting is not comparable to real market scenarios. What you should do before going live, is a so call Walk-Forward-Test - if this version shows your profits, then launch.
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by ta12653421 2y ago
For understanding: What would be a suitable input length in your oppinion? And why isnt this a good one: Are real-life queries shorter? Or longer? If i count one word as a token, then in my case most of the queries are less than 128 words.
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by ta12653421 2y ago
You can bet your salary for the rest of the year: They know very very exactly who blew up the pipeline, but they dont tell the people :-)
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Excellent! So we know now today, what will happen in Winter 2024? :-D
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by ta12653421 2y ago
> if your downside is really capped, not just in terms of a stop loss which is really an automatic sell, but actually capped as far as your liability with the type of warrants you're using good catch! actually, its this category of
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by ta12653421 2y ago
Hi, thanks for your feedback! > I would encourage you to read the books "Antifragile" and "The Black Swan" by Nassim Taleb. The risk you're running may have low probability, but also has massive effects when it d
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Ask HN: Before launch – everybody says "dont connect the trading engine" – why?
2 points by ta12653421 2y ago|4 comments