ukoki

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   by ukoki 14y ago

   This would make you 'long' in the housing market, but I fail to understand why people are so eager to buy individual properties as an investment. Individual properties are incredibly risky because the price is tied to so many local factors,
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   by ukoki 14y ago

   Yup this is just what I've been looking for. Since Google regularly gets one-minute bans, I'm constantly having to give up on a search and switch to another search engine.
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   by ukoki 14y ago

   or in stupidly terse Ruby... f,b=3,5;(1..100).each{|i|s='';(s,f='Fizz',3)if(f-=1)==0;(s,b=s+'Buzz',5)if(b-=1)==0;puts(s==''?i:s)}
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   by ukoki 14y ago

   Also CTRL+SHIFT click compose opens a new email in a new tab (at least on Chrome on my computer).
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   by ukoki 14y ago

   Nice! For those without Android, dayscore.net has similar functionality, (no daily reports though)
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   Death to all user registration forms(ukoki.com)

   1 points by ukoki 14y ago|0 comments
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   by ukoki 14y ago

   Hi HN, I've just started freelance web development this Summer, and as I had some spare time this weekend I decided to make DayScore. I built it to satisfy my own itch, but just making a spreadsheet sounded boring so I ended up making a web
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   Show HN: DayScore - Keep a routine by keeping score [weekend project](dayscore.net)

   1 points by ukoki 14y ago|1 comments
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   by ukoki 14y ago

   Sounds good. I have an issue with the "45GHz" claim though - it's kind of like saying your collection of cars can go 2000 mph - you're not actually getting anywhere faster.
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    Here's how I'd do it: Don't let the variable be the stock itself because otherwise your search space will be too big... limit the number of stocks you can optimise on and constrict it to variables like "moving average duration". That way y
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    haha fair enough - thinking about it there's all kinds of nefarious ways you could use the data. Looking at your product a bit more, this might be complicating things a little and it's going to hammer your database but I'd love the ability
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    of course - the alternative is to not share anything. With the data you have on your users, once you can isolate users who consistently come up with strategies that consistently make money after their creation date - well, you might as well
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    Possibly. If you integrate with a trading platform you could always let other users subscribe to a strategy without knowing what the strategy is (eg they only know it's gained X% vs the S&P 500 in the last few months, the author's profi
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    This is fantastic. Love the clean, straightforward interface. However I have a feeling that anyone knowledgeable enough to profit from this is probably already heavily invested in another system for doing these calculations and/or feel the
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    Great work! As someone who relies waaaay too much on Twitter Bootstrap this is really useful - now to get round to adding my own Bootstrap idioms.
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    I live in China... money and relationships come first, justice is an afterthought.
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    I live in China. A friend of mine was recently assaulted in a bar. Family of the perpetrator came to the hospital with the policeman assigned to the case and pressured my friend to accept money in lieu of pressing charges. Depending on how
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    ...if only Chinese courts cared about such obtuse concepts as 'facts' and 'logic'.
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    by ukoki 14y ago

    Workflowy ( http://workflowy.com )
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    Where do I start?

    5 points by ukoki 15y ago|5 comments