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6y ago
It's based of a rolling 24h window. This gets updated in real time from r/wsb comments;
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6y ago
The prices are lagging by a min, counts/popularity is updated in real time(you need to refresh though). I am planning to add websocket soon.
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6y ago
If you think about it, they basically stopped buying for the top 4 most mentioned stocks on WSB - https://stonks.news/wsb/summary/
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Citadel allegedly reloaded Shorts on GME before Robinhood put restrictions
(twitter.com)
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Not letting people buy forces everyone to either hold or sell, bringing down the prices. Moving to a new broker takes time for approval, transfer.
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6y ago
This is market manipulation 101. I hope they pay for it, but I doubt any lawmaker is interested in investigating them.
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6y ago
Some more context on this project: Like most I guess, I definitely felt a lot of FOMO when I see news about stocks that went up by 100% and option traders who are making a lot of money, I personally know a few. I didn't like how I am g
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6y ago
Yes, started parsing the comments and updating the dashboard!
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There are few words that closely align with common WSB terminology. I filtered most of them, will add it to the list.
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6y ago
For the curious, I made a leaderboard based off r/wallstreetbets comments from the last 24h - https://stonks.news/wsb/summary/
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Show HN: Reddit Wallstreetbets Top Leaderboard
(stonks.news)
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This is data from the last 24 hours until it went Private.
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> This means we do not rely on the secrecy of source code for the security of products, and our threat models assume that attackers have knowledge of source code. So viewing source code isn’t tied to elevation of risk I don't know h
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On the Value of Diversified Recommendations: Instagram Engineering
(about.instagram.com)
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Designing a Constrained Exploration System: Instagram Engineering
(about.instagram.com)
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One IT Guy’s Spreadsheet-Fueled Race to Restore Voting Rights
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6y ago
Sounds like a great product that could be very useful. > Drops lets you create a landing page for your upcoming releases Why should they(content creators) not just use their existing website to capture data and send every time they drop
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What would be the goal of this Antitrust? Search seems to be the major theme, how do you break up search? Even if you break up search from Android, the ads revenue from Search is enough to pay another alphabet company(Android) to make Googl
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I think people like me just like how he puts some complex things into simple words. Don't understand why people gets pissed off someone tweeting into the wild, like he never asked anyone to follow him or listen to him.
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[disclosure: I work on Instagram at Facebook] While some are feeling sad and think quitting is the only way, I feel it's important for employees who care to stay and help implement the changes. I am proud how employees are voicing thei
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Facebook Messenger Launches a Desktop App on Mac and Windows
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This is a great idea. Obviously do it only after talking to a lawyer first.
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A hacker accessed ring camera and harassed a 8-year-old
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Facebook Is Moving to Microsoft's Visual Studio Code for Internal Development
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You don't have a single famous one because Go developers tend to hate frameworks and ORM's. If you are interested, I have wrote about some alternatives before here - https://hackernoon.com/the-myth-about-golang-fra
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Ask HN: Which wireless router do you use at home?
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> the lunatic amount of emphasis on Engineering/Science paths to highschool kids is draining all talent. What does this even mean? Politicians with criminal cases against them(not convicted) in India is as old as 1947. It's ver
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This would be great for consumers but won't content creators or publishers be unhappy about it? For any content you don't pay, advts is a motivation for people to create content.
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With Uber’s IPO, Dara Khosrowshahi Is Taking Travis Kalanick’s Company Public
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Visa Rejections for Tech Workers Spike
(wired.com)
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