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by xntrk 13y ago
Is there a PDF of this doc somewhere? I would like to scroll through it to see what is in there. but I don't think i'm going to click on 10000 links to see every language construct...
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by xntrk 13y ago
Every time I see a article like this I think back to my frist programming class in high school. The teacher asked us a simple homework question. Describe all of the steps it takes to make a sandwich. This seems like a simple task. Get all t
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by xntrk 13y ago
This isn't true. "Each exchange charges a small fee for every trade" Not all exchanges charge fees for posting liquitity. Smaller ECNs will actually pay traders to provide liquitity. If you hit or lift someones bid or offer y
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by xntrk 13y ago
How old is the bug? The url says 20 the link and header both say 30.
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by xntrk 13y ago
I had to stop reading when I got to the part about GPS where the author says he almost lost his job, due to tardiness, becuase he refused to use GPS.
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by xntrk 13y ago
sounded too good to be true. I guess we'll have to find it on bittorrent.
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by xntrk 13y ago
wouldn't the more obvious conclusion be that the Hamming codes are a reflection of the universe instead of the other way around....
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by xntrk 13y ago
iOS7 seems really slow. hitting the home button to wake the screen up takes way too long.
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by xntrk 13y ago
Kinesis is so worth the money. I have been using mine for about 4-5 years. swapped my esc and capslock ages ago.
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by xntrk 13y ago
The Map is really cool. I wish you could zoom in more. It's hard to find my actual block on manhattan.
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by xntrk 13y ago
95% redacted is my bet
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by xntrk 13y ago
Hi Sumant, Thanks for the reply. How many oz of coffee would you be sending out for the $15 indigogo?
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by xntrk 13y ago
It doesn't say in oz or grams how much coffee you are actually getting. From some rough math I would have to guess it is about 6oz. For $15 that seems really expensive even when compared to craft coffee (tonx/toby's estate) w
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by xntrk 13y ago
The emails don't bother me. Calls to my cell are little annoying but I just don't answer numbers I don't know. What really gets under my skin is when a recruiter will call my companies switchboard and then call my office phon
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by xntrk 13y ago
Unless an article like this is written by Josh Bloch, or someone of his caliber, I don't think you can really believe it.
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by xntrk 13y ago
I'm surprised there was no mention of cut -d. It's good for simple stuff where you don't need all of awk.
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by xntrk 13y ago
I think the best interview I ever had I was sat down in front of a computer and asked to complete two different classes and make the tests pass. This tests ability to write code under a deadline and shows that the candidate knows how to use
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by xntrk 13y ago
Yeah the discard it right into there domestic database...
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by xntrk 13y ago
Sweet! I wasn't sure if this data was going to be public or not. It's a little odd that some stations are abbreviated "st." while some spell out "street"
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by xntrk 13y ago
Does anyone have any examples of AWK vs. some other programming langauge for AI. It would be interesting to take a look at.
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by xntrk 13y ago
I thought Intel's stock was doing okay. Looks like they have moved on to phishing scams...
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Jaron Lanier on Moore's Law(wired.com)
2 points by xntrk 13y ago|0 comments
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by xntrk 13y ago
Seems like a good letter to send for a fishing scam. Call this number that has nothing to do with our company and give them more personal info to "watch your credit".
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by xntrk 13y ago
The couldn't have possibly used someones house keys? lol
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by xntrk 14y ago
yeah the algo looked like it was just highly leveraged version of the benchmark. The benchmark, which you can get a better look at if you remove the algos chart looks a lot like SPX or some other US index (at least when you eyeball it). I w
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by xntrk 14y ago
There should also be other applications that do almost exactly the same thing but display the information in a slightly way but use a completly different code bases.
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by xntrk 14y ago
FORMATH!
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by xntrk 14y ago
Yeah it was a pretty cool tool. It's a bummer that it got EOLed.
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by xntrk 14y ago
This seems really awesome for the people but I have a feeling a few companies/lobbies would not allow this to happen.
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by xntrk 14y ago
The topic of this post seems a little off. The description of zipline on its github page is "financial backtester for trading algorithms written in Python" which is a bit different.

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