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Obviously doesn't get into all the nuances of Mean-Variance, as I wouldn't have expected a Substack article to attempt. I thought the discussion focusing on Sharpe was really inter…

+1 for Vercel. Ran my first project on it years ago when they were young and I was stupid. It was so easy to get a front end hosted. I'm still stupid but a lot more experienced now…

Reminded me for some reason of mikerowesoft.com - believe the story is that Microsoft sued the guy for infringement and ended up winning. Let's hope a tech company with the name Da…

Preview is an underground juggernaut. The app is incredibly versatile, and I've used it as a lightweight replacement for almost everything Adobe

Turning standard education into something scalable is going to be very interesting. We're already seeing this with MOOC and all, but when it's a part of a national network that stu…

Even as someone who's gifted, how do you manage to get into a university at 13? I'm assuming you're non-American? Is it just a matter of taking entrance exams, showcasing aptitude …

What actually constitutes a full explanation of the algorithm? Article doesn't get into this enough, it mentions a high level overview is required but not much else. I can imagine …

Clicked into it, didn't read the description, and got an AI-based project that could perfectly hedge my fixed income portfolio. I won't lie, got a bit excited and then I realized w…

Having fun? What are rich founders doing that are still at the helm of their own company, what are rich fund managers doing that have already proven their merit?

I'd familiarize myself with overfitting ( https://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/overfitting.asp ). That's optimizing your portfolio to historical data so much so that it is no longe…

When you say, paid actor, are you proposing that Cramer is being paid by some fund to pump a stock that they already have a position in? I don't know, but I believe it'd be highly …

I read the title and introduction, seems like this is a similar book: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking_Strategically - feat. my econ teacher's favorite authors

The name is escaping me right now, but I believe there are startups in AZ that are building "artificial communes" - ie a rural kind of community, no cars, everything within walking…

Saw a comment on another Netflix post recently along the same lines as this article. It makes me think that the next logical step for Netflix is to move into a different type of me…