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Show HN: Free BinanceReports Day Trading Tool
I built this tool to help understand and quickly find coins on the Binance platform specifically for use with day trading.

https://creative-look.com/clients/ransomcarroll.com/binance/...

The problem is there's 100+ coins and i'm not going to constantly scan through each one. So the app has categories like 'big movers with volume' and other filters to help you see what's going on RIGHT NOW.

You would obviously use this information to identify potential buy in opportunities.

Looking for thoughts and recommendations.
It would have been more fun to name it after a three letter agency, the ones with Hubble Space Telescopes that point down instead of up.
Virgin Galactic Releases Footage of 2nd Spaceflight
The Story of Spikey (2018)
"Imagine the Fed printed dollars and bought all the T-bills in the world at market prices. Would this cause inflation? No."

Starting from the presumption of zero inflation, the conclusion of zero inflation is valid.
> Chucklefish games that are made 100% in house: Starbound obviously, also Wargroove (made with the generic C++ engine halley, but the main dev for the engine is the main dev of Wargroove).

Hmm...
Forget Socialism versus Capitalism. Here’s the Real Debate We Should Be Having
You are still saying you "highly recommend." This is the thing I am objecting to.

The OP in no way asked for alternative remedies. They asked for info on how one might adequately access conventional treatment if they moved to the US, without breaking the bank.

It is inappropriate in that context to "recommend" alternative remedies at all for any reason.

A better approach -- if you absolutely feel compelled to butt into someone else's life and just cannot restrain yourself -- is to ask if they would be interested in alternative treatments and any hard data or good info you might have about such approaches. And if they don't say "yes," drop it rather than arguing endlessly with all comers about your right to promote a carnivore diet as some kind of cure-all for autoimmune disorders.

As stated previously: I have a serious condition. I happen to manage it with diet and lifestyle, which gets me called a nutter and given all kinds of headaches. Remarks and behavior of the sort your comments are engaging in are a huge headache for me because it is part of why I am treated so shittily when I want to try to have a reasoned discussion about such topics.

I would never pursue a carnivore diet. I generally eat less meat than the typical American. My current dietary approach is basically working miracles.
> I refuse to lend money ever again to anyone for any reason.

Sounds like you solved the problem yourself...
Who said either was constructive?
They don't really care about the comments. They are using them as a metric to identify suspicious videos.
I'm not convinced. I've written a great deal of software in C++ and MATLAB. I don't see what the big deal is either way. You say this thing has been "decided 20 years ago" (by whom?) but that's clearly not the case, as myriad languages that use 1-based indexing are in existence, continue to come into existence, and are used to great effect. You cite Djikstra's argument (well, you didn't actually cite it [1]) but his reasoning isn't exactly air tight; he appeals to subjective ideas of "ugliness" and "unnaturalness" and "preferences" and cites a single anecdote for Mesa as proof of his correctness, then dismisses FORTRAN, ALGOL, and PASCAL out of hand as a "pity". Again, I'm not convinced.

[1] https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD08xx/E...
From there I found a couple of articles with more pictures (and a suggestion that the corium could eventually melt through to ground water):

https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/did-you-know/there-radioac...

http://nautil.us/blog/chernobyls-hot-mess-the-elephants-foot...
Would You Put Your Job on Your Tombstone?
>Which technology at Facebook is state of the art?

Say data at scale, petabytes of data for example. I'd be curious to know if you can name all companies that have this scale of data and are morally acceptable to you. :) Google? Amazon?

> Scandals may occur; what matters is how the organization responds to them. And yes it's certainly acceptable to leave an organization if you're not happy with the way it has handled such situations.

While I can see your point of view, as an engineer you can find other opportunities that may not be as lucrative but are comparably still good. But, I also find it hard that its the engineers that get this judgement regularly on HN while you give users and shareholders a free pass. A scandal surfaces, repeatedly, users and shareholders don't care, nothing changes and for some reason that's ok while engineers are expected to be the moral compass. Wonder how many judging here use instagram/whatsapp/fb and/or own stock in such companies, perhaps even have family and friends that continue to use these services but somehow, I guess, its easier to judge strangers and expect them to behave a certain way instead.
This reminds me,

Is anyone else remembering when Bing Maps was REALLY good? It had a 45 degree view of cities that looked insanely good, like Sim City. When you zoomed in too close, it switched to aerial imagery.

And it was all buttery smooth. What happened to that product?
The Rise and Fall of a Multimillion-Dollar Airbnb Scheme
Python 3.7 added the ability to use type annotations with the @functools.singledispatch decorator which lets you write functions in a multi-dispatch manner.
Of course it isn't. I didn't claim it was.
Apache Commons Codec 1.12 Released – URI Codec (Percent-Encoding)
I live with a chronic illness where I can't work. My life sucks more than most people. I never said problems don't exist but it is undeniable that it could be so much worse if I lived in a different country or in a different time.

If you NEVER allow yourself to be grateful for what is good in your life, you are going to INCREASE the misery you have.

And that's what is missing in our culture. We goad each other online into complaining and more complaining about things that, while problems, make us forget the good we have and which robs us of happiness.

There's kind of a perverse incentive to come up with the biggest "woe is me" story because it often confers a sort of status in today's culture.

The fact of the matter is that in the history of all humanity, suffering is the norm. Falling asleep on a soft bed with a full belly after a clean shower with an entertainment screen is what is unusual.
The FCC fairness doctrine

It used to be that the news media was required to be honest, equitable, and balanced.

This doctrine has been repealed.
How to Create an Artificial Intelligence App Step by Step
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B82Mqu2LpkE
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to create our own AI android app. we use the MIT app inventor to create this app. In this app, we need some pics only. so let's start how to create this app step by step
1) first we need to open mit app inventor 2 and then click on start new project.
2) Then drag and drop here two vertical arrangement layout
3) Then drag and drop one textbox, image, and button
in the second vertical arrangement layout, we use the browser and one button then click on the block option to write code.
Eating to avoid symptoms is very common and very much recommended.

Thing is, it doesn't stop the illness itself. You are confusing eating things (like meats, also no fibers etc) that are known to not cause bowel issues in people with crohn's disease, with curing the illness. Being on that diet does little to reverse the illness and it's effect on the digestive tract other than the proccessing in the intestine and down. And what's the point of calling it a treatment if you can never revert to normal?

I asked how much insurance was. If I wanted woo-science shoved down my throat I would return home to my parents.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-2:GB - we failed :D
We are located in south east asia. In a place where it's pretty difficult to find decent software engineers unfortunately.
Thanks, that’s kinda what I figured.
Now, these exec reviews were Larry and Sergey’s favorite place to experiment with crazy meeting ideas (kind of fun, actually). I had attended one review where one founder spent the entire meeting on an elliptical machine. Their new experiment was a huge countdown clock.

If your manager brings fun gadgets into your meetings to keep him/herself entertained, your work might not be important to the company.
How to Create an Artificial Intelligence App Step by Step
> Magnet links are an alternative way to download and share bittorrent files

but magnet URIs are not torrent specific, are they?

I'm fairly sure I'd used them in some other p2p apps years ago.

AFAIR, they are just content identifiers, and could work with any content-addressable system that wanted to support them (IPFS, Gnutella or whatever).
Yes. People bristling at the suggestion to have more gratitude justifies my assessment that more people should show gratitude.

It really is unpopular these days to be thankful for what we have.

I mean, is promoting gratitude really something deserving of downvotes?
From air pollution due to the burning of fossil fuels; World Health Organization (WHO):

https://www.who.int/phe/health_topics/outdoorair/databases/e...

To be fair, estimates are that only 80% of air pollution is due to the burning of fossil fuels. So, give or take a million, still pretty intense.
> Your statement is also incorrect if applied as a general rule.

I would absolutely disagree with you here. It is a generally accepted "case" that additional validation barriers on conversion experiences cause users to drop off. I have seen this scientifically proven by hard numbers time and time again over my ecommerce career.

> That's a pretty hostile and condescending way to talk about someone else's work.

Sure, I'll take that criticism. I still think it's a horrible practice and would professionally advise anyone against implementing this.

I do love how we like to rip on the JS community when it's convenient for us (npm, every new framework ever, etc) but when I say a front-end lib is "hot-garbage trash" because it breaks something as simple as backspace it's over the line...
Well, I grew up out here so yes I remember things like when the Mission was a war zone and when the Embarcadero was pretty sketchy due to that elevated highway.

I worked at Sixth and Market for a few years, so, yes I think it's largely worse than it was in the early 2000s. The big tech companies haven't helped the situation by attempting to sanitize it. Getting rid of the chess players did not help anything.

> You know, like, Chicago has 500 murders a year.

Nice whataboutism though.
I'm not the OP, but here you go: http://higherorderfun.com/blog/2012/05/20/the-guide-to-imple...

It looks quite nice.
That’s correct, it is hard to transact with gold.
Containers as Kernel Objects – Again
I still live in Java6 land. I love inference, despite their occasional dark side.

Map<String,List<Someclass>> x=new HashMap<String,List<Someclass>>();

The problem of modern C++ is all of old C++ comes along for the ride. Even if you write only modern code, and manage to withstand the 'this once only' siren song there are all your (ex-)colleagues writing in their own style.

One of the major plusses of rust is that it gives you basic guarantees. C++ can't do that.
New Refillable Batteries Could Fuel an Electric Car Revolution
Could an option be added to change the time granularity? e.g. by week, month and year?
Discovery of Cameras Built into Airlines’ Seats Sparks Privacy Concerns
I've been using Buefy for about a year for two projects and it provides a nice set of drop-in components for projects within the niche of Bulma/VueJS users. The project is very well designed and documented and easy to customize. Note: The original author, @rafaelpimpa, recently transferred maintenance over to jtommy.

If you happen to fall within the aforementioned niche, Buefy is definitely worth a try. The Form components alone are worth their weight in kilobytes and greatly simplify your templates. The components, props, and events use logical naming conventions and the examples in the docs work out of the box and are easy to customize.

I love how readable this is as opposed to a series of nested divs and classes:

<b-field label="Email"
type="is-danger"
message="This email is invalid">
<b-input type="email"
value="john@"
maxlength="30">
</b-input>
</b-field>

If you only need one or two components you can import where needed:

import { Table } from 'buefy/dist/components/table'
import { Input } from 'buefy/dist/components/input'
I just started working for Patreon so it might be a bit early but I love the culture, and it has many of those traits. I have also studied building cultures for my own previous startups before and they do a lot right.

- Encouraged PTO (they suggest one week a quarter)
- A lot of quiet / introversion rooms as well as space to be chatty
- Full normal health benefits AND mental health benefits (emotional counseling)
- Mental health days are totally accepted
- People WFH as they need (though encouraged to be in the office)
- A large personal development stipend ($3K/yr)

----------------

They also provide a lot of other aspects that I think play into the culture, but really it's the people that make it for me. Everyone really cares about the mission.
Julia is a general-purpose programming language. The language itself is actually really good as a scripting language, including integrating well with shell, C, Fortran, R and Python, for example:

https://docs.julialang.org/en/latest/manual/running-external...

The only trade-off here is the restricted resources the Julia devs can afford. Focusing on the scientific computation niche, the Julia compiler was built to compile code just ahead of time, since this way it can create code as fast as compiled languages while still being dynamic like any interpreted language (such as Matlab and Python). But there is nothing in the language that prevents it from being fully interpreted (and therefore having minimal compile time overhead, but generating poorly optimized code for long running processes), or alternatively pre-compiling and caching to have both (which is being worked on: https://github.com/JuliaLang/PackageCompiler.jl )
What Is the BLS Signature Scheme?
Ennio Morricone Settles Old Scores with ‘Simplistic’ Directors
> How is having that much debt a good thing?

The nominal value the deb does not matter. As the debt has been growing, so has the economy. Government debt should be measures in relation to GDP.

Alternative name for government debt is delayed taxation. If private sector can use money more productively, government should delay the taxation and take more debt. I'm not advocating MMT here, just saying that reasonable government debt equals using the US economy as a leverage.
Agreed. I’ve been using one for about a year. It’s my favorite machine since my first MacBook Air.

Good keyboard, decent screen, long battery life.

The only thing I’d have done differently would be to have gotten the i7 version.
DSS: Digital Signature Service
Are you running IPFS nodes for this separately? Or do you leave that to the end users to decide?
I don't have a boss but I do have a spouse (and 3 kids). It's extremely rare that we call or text one another during the day. We say goodbye to each other in the morning and meet again in the evening. Of course it's useful to have a phone if/when something happens, but most days, nothing happens -- nothing that can't wait being told in the evening. The feeling of "urgency" that mobile phones create is mostly artificial.
Creating My Mazes for Mazes in GameMaker Studio 2
I was working for the company producing the dataset for Microsoft at the time [0]. I’m not really sure what happened to the product though, but at the time (circa 2007) it was indeed revolutionary.

[0] http://www.blomasa.com/
> It is a generally accepted "case" that additional validation barriers on conversion experiences cause users to drop off.

Presumably the introduction of validation barriers that don't guide the input to the intended form, then. How would the ability to type an arbitrary amount of numbers, or letters, in a credit card number field lead to higher conversion?
Bay Area High-Earners Choice Made for Them – Rent, Not Own
Modernizing the Nation’s Public Alert and Warning System [pdf]
That's a very good point. We're discussing massive differences in the number of power plants. It would be beneficial to see the risk normalized.
Ok, sure. But pedantry aside, I used the word 'Internet' as OP did. At this point the Internet and WWW are synonymous.
Is React Translated Yet? ¡Sí Sim はい！
Lol, you're old (or non-mainstream; that's not a bad thing, just an observation).

The current tunes are cultural, they're part of how youths communicate and explore the World and their reaction to it. Now, of course mass media tries to own that, and tailor it to their own desire for wealth -- but it still has to work.

Cardi B fills the same spot that Madonna did 30 years ago, or Lulu did 50 (?) years ago; it's not high culture, but it's still an important aspect of life for many youths.

Sure we have Fortnite now for the kids, instead of yoyos or pogs, but it's still culture.
Export is not "only possible" due to the Bretton Woods system, and the rest of your thoughts on exports are just pure unfounded speculation. Germany makes sought-after goods and will continue to do so for all of our lifetimes. They will export and sell them one way or another. Of course there will be ups and downs, but really drastic changes? I highly doubt it, even if the Euro(zone) were to implode, which is looking increasingly unlikely.

Post war Germany has never had significant youth unemployment, and worries about "riots and social upheaval" because of that unemployment? That's a pretty outrageous claim.
Varieties of Polymorphism in Haskell
I have been building websites for most of my adult life. And I use Vue for some projects. But I have no clue what this is about. What is a 'b-field'?
This is basically the case here. NRO has newer stuff that is better. Also, they’ve switched to more SAR instead of visual spectrum stuff.
Intro to Spark GraphFrame with Examples Analyzing the Wikipedia Link Graph
Easy procedure for an individual with insurance in the US or EU, is the same true for Eastern Europe? IDK
Or your manager trusts you to do what is right, and knows that the meeting is pointless and their input is superfluous.
Python Classes for Creating Encryption Key and Encrypting/Decrypting Passwords
Why be an entrepreneur when there’s so much social glory in being a salaryman?
sounds like you have a distinct lack of imagination. interesting that you could reach 7 figures with that mindset. every power of 10 TC is another level of liberating.

At 7 figures you can still go broke. that isn’t fuck you money. you can’t buy houses around the world (and staff them) in a whim. you can’t go to davos and mingle with the true global power brokers. you can affect social change but only on a small perhaps local scale.

at 500m you can put the people YOU want into government to affect the change you want.
I'd love something that compiles changes I make in the inspector in to a CSS override, this sadly does not do that.

It's nice to have an ok editor and finally SASS, but I'll stick to stylus for now.

- Stylus has true live CSS editing (if it has no errors it comes in to effect without saving).

- I totally don't get why you would want all your code in a drop-down that closes as soon as you try to inspect an element or something
Who is the "vaccination industry equivalent" of the Sackler family and what's wrong with them?
It is a suboptimal outcome. I'd prefer to have a bot that knows it can get back X% for me over time. Then I can budget for my charity to friends and understand / maximize the results.

And it's a huge time sink to do personal AR, and a tedious ugly task.

Being scrooge is not optimal.
Drupalgeddon: Code Injection, Code Reuse, Langsec
From what I know, Japanese companies are pretty resistant to using new software technology. (Someone, please correct me if I'm wrong).
> I checked my facts before posting

You're right, and I've never thought about the pneumonia vaccine being against bacteria as well, even though I've taken it myself.
Spot on. I'm a non-native english speaker, so my syntax sometimes leaves to be desired. Sorry for the confusion.
Never write the form lables into the form fields. Chrome Form Autofill is a common use case for all forms. And you can not QA if everything was put in correctly if the lables are part of the form.
That’s...debatable.

Disclaimer I work at Amazon.
> My friends who want to move to Mars? I say, "Do me a favor, go live on the top of Mount Everest for a year first, and see if you like it — because it's a garden paradise compared to Mars."

I wonder if that's the best we have for arguments against flying to Mars :( . I understand the talk could be simplified, but http://www.lettersofnote.com/2012/08/why-explore-space.html still holds valid reasons to me.
you’re responding to the converse of GP’s statement, which yes, is not true. but he said none of those things. you have projected a false dichotomy which wasn’t proposed.
One thing I always wondered about is that the other reactor at Chernobyl was kept in operation for quite some time after this accident. How much radiation exposure did the operators and workers of that reactor receive?
TBH I'm more willing to see a negative filter on these claimed team-values. "Risk over stability" may sound attractive for me (as well as many new grads to polish their resumes) several years ago, until you realize it's just an analog to "move fast and break things" and we all witnessed its side-efferts.
Correct. I remember seeing a show about how Dasani (IIRC) drinking water is made. The person leading the show around said something along the lines that 'at this stage the water is so pure it does not taste good, so next we add minerals back in.'
When a 2YO asks you something like that it's time to close the laptop and switch to something he can relate to.
Thanks, I do appreciate it :)

I'll also completely understand if the decision is that I'm too much in the minority to support on this front. There are always trade-offs to be made as a product grows, the important thing is that those tradeoffs been actively considered rather than randomly selected. As long as you guys have thought about the cost of expanding features so fast and have decided how you want to handle the situation, I'll be happy.