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Quant finance alpha forecasting with alt data and LLMs

Are you using ray? Does it continue to get enough traction? It seems like not until recently python 3.11 wasn't supported. What are people using to distribute large workloads inste…

As an update to this, what about more institutional websites like [1] [1] https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/

HN is dope, but wanted to know if there's more "finance-ish" kinds of boards out there, that have such a huge following like HN.

Oh, for sure, and I should have caveat'd this, but I'm not looking for that reason, it's more just "interesting stuff about finance", like the other day someone posted [1] and I th…

For sure, I agree, HN is a great spot for bringing up any topic, that's what I love about it, but was thinking maybe there's something like this for Finance since it's such a deep …

Nice! Thank you.

Love Hacker News. But, is there one for Finance? Not: seekingalpha, wilmott, zerohedge, etc.

The discovery phase of any new project can be painful because half the time you’re trying to figure out what to do and document in a way that makes sense.

Would “AS OF SYSTEM TIME” from SQL:2011[0] standard do the trick? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL:2011

I’ve recently put together an awesome list about temporality, including: soft delete, time travel, slowly changing dimensions, and bitemporality. https://github.com/daefresh/awesom…

"travel & outdoors" > I do the same thing, Google Maps stars for me.

True. Yet so many ORM's come with "soft-delete" built-in: - [Golang Bun]( https://bun.uptrace.dev/guide/soft-deletes.html#introduction ) Lightweight Golang ORM for PostgreSQL, MySQ…

why wikipedia? I can see reddit + pinboard.

Diigo[0] looks pretty cool. Love the idea of tag clouds, like I need to capture, "portfolio management systems" and really that's related to stuff like "backtesting tools" and "per…

Do we just not need an "undo" button? It's an interesting question. There's been previous posts around "soft-delete" and not needing it. Then again whey are there so many ORM's tha…

True. This is at home with family. Maybe I’ll get them to sign a contract. Haha. Good point to look at this.

Cool. I’ve give this a shot.

I’ve been stashing away audio recordings at dinner time with my family for 3 years and it’s fun to go back to like a journal fo hear what we talked about, what are some ideas for w…

Yep, that makes a ton of sense too, especially annotations + JSON.

Reminds me a bit of Substack, I know it's a different space, but kinda gave me that moment of, huh, one spot to see all cool stuff, and have it updated regularly.

Cool sites, related, yes, agreed about "social bookmarking", but feels like, why do we create all of these "awesome list" for GitHub then, like that's a way to share a curated list…

Yea, I can see that, taking a screen capture, at one point, I was recording my daily work activities (when I was a entrepreneur) to be able to back to, I rarely went back to them, …