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As personal computers go, the Commodore 64 appears to be a commercial “hit”. It is a reasonably powerful machine with plenty of memory and unique graphic and sound features. Its quick acceptance by consumers should not be a surprise, since it is a bargain. (In December, 1982, the 64 sold for $595 and there was almost no discounting of prices.) In fact, the complaint about the 64 has often been that its power is difficult…
Yes James Simons… I have been referring to him on different occasions. This math lover, who earned his PhD from the University of California, is known for founding and creating Renaissance Technologies Chern-Simons formwith a technical analysis style in its trading activities. Reported revenue reached $18.5 billion in 2018. Although James Simons was included in Bloomberg’s 2011 list of the 50 most influential people and was named “the world’s smartest billionaire” by the Financial Times…
Why a vector Database is a must?A vector search engine is a type of search engine that uses vector representations, also knownas embeddings, to search for relevant information. Unlike traditional keyword-based search engines, vector search engines use mathematical techniques to represent and process the meaning of words, phrases, sentences, or documents in a high-dimensional vector space. The key idea is that semantically similar items have similar vector representations. Vector search engines are particularly useful for…
Benoit Mandelbrot and Richard L. Hudson spend good amount of time for making it understandable in the book “The (Mis)Behavior of Markets” “Markets are much riskier than we have been led to believe. They are prone to violent, unpredictable swings, and these swings are not mere anomalies but part of the natural order of things.” This quote highlights Mandelbrot’s critique of traditional models that underestimate market risk and fail to account for extreme events. “The…
I would constantly update this post because it is also evolving over time and I would also want to write about my failures. My findings are as precious as my successful findings.
Some take aways from Nassim Taleb “Statistical Consequences of fat tails” book. A must read for a next generation thinker.
The link to the podcast: The Untold Side of the Turtle Trading Legacy ft. Bill Eckhardt & Rob Sorrentino | Top Traders Unplugged The structure of the market is that the money flows from the many to the few. So, you have to be among the few, not among the many. If you do normal human reflexes, normal human reactions, then you’ll almost always find yourself among the many and you’ll be a loser. Trading…
The 13 Laws # 1 – Have A Game Plan When Trading… And Stick To It # 2 – Control Your Emotions At All Times # 3 – Stay Disciplined And Think Objectively # 4 – Don’t Trade Just To Trade # 5 – Never Think About Money When Trading # 6 – Winning Percentage Means Absolutely Nothing # 7 – Lose Like A Professional # 8 – Let Your Winners Run # 9 –…
Thanks to https://ai-draw.tokyo/en/ I regularly use it to generate very nice transformations. The random line drawings have a fine tuning parameter panel. You can really fine tune how it looks. I also use a robot arm to draw those lines. Amazing combo…
GYIAD Presentation: Thanks to https://gyiad.org.tr/ for hosting me on their first ever large scale event. I was not even aware that they were recording the presentations. I am glad they did. I was talking about AI and how it is restructuring our Enterprise Applicaitons. I hope you will enjoy… (You can always turn on English Captions… they are not that bad …)