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Ask HN: Could online services "flood the zone" of compromised password lists?
What if a majority of online services agreed to all create a lot of fake user profiles in their databases that have random string passwords? Then, when a service gets compromised a…
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Comment #37408610
The main condition that you're talking about is having a high population. Chicago has a lot of murders because it has a lot of people. The murder rate per capita is a little above …
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Comment #36232834
Yes, but you could slightly amend their statement to say "Can you name a non-capitalist government..." to remove the false dichotomy and preserve the original point of the question…
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Show HN: A Rust content editing tool for the GPT-3 Completions API
I have been experimenting with using the GPT-3 Completions API to co-write blog articles. I wrote this Rust binary to speed up the content generation process. I use two text files.…
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Comment #32124744
Thanks! In a previous iteration I used some of those solutions, both Heroku and Render. I thought this might be a good use case for Lambda because the API doesn't get called very o…
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Comment #32124566
I'm keeping it private for now but might open it up in the future. Thanks!
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Comment #32122940
Thanks! I've also noticed that the pie chart re-rendering is quite busy and visually distracting. But javascript is by far my weakest layer in the whole stack so I've struggled to …
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Comment #32122047
I agree! A video could definitely help, and I will try to change the display of the instructions on small screens.
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Comment #32121402
Thanks for the suggestion! Right now I have attempted to do what you are describing, but the user has to click OK on the initial "welcome" dialog box to get stepped through the tou…
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Comment #32121134
Thanks very much for the kind words!
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Comment #32121089
Thanks for your feedback! This is on my to-do list of things to fix-- some of the flavors have been developed using monthly returns and some use annual. In both cases the x axis is…
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Comment #32120068
I believe the idea with mlfinlab is for users to build and test models to predict asset returns. In other words, a tool to generate alpha. I may be wrong about this as I'm not fami…
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Comment #32120041
Yes that's definitely a struggle. There is a balancing act involved in getting a set of time series that share 1) a common methodology for calculating index levels and returns, 2) …
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Comment #32119810
Thanks for the feedback! I'll try to label the chart a little more clearly. The y axis is expected returns, the x axis is expected riskiness. I show the generated optimal portfolio…
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Show HN: CashGraphs – A securities portfolio optimizer
Hello, This is a portfolio optimizer I made to help select portfolios for my clients. I'm a personal financial adviser. I generally put my clients in a mix of low-fee index funds a…
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Comment #31584976
Location: Charleston, SC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Vue, Django, Python, R, Tensorflow 1/2. Experienced in sales / finance / MBA / CFA. Hobbyist coding. Rés…
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Comment #26239624
Thanks! I like the idea of example buttons, particularly for the cash flow planner. And also maybe a default set of assets and cashflows that would work as a starting point for a c…
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Comment #26237530
Hi HN, I’m Justin, and I’d like to get some feedback on Indie Adviser. It’s a web app I initially built to support my own independent state-registered investment adviser (RIA) busi…
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