Pracowalem w tych latach w roznych barach w gdyni/sopocie. Nie było już haraczy ale większość barów, hoteli itd było obstawiane przez huliganke. Trójmiasto było podzielone pomiedzy huliganke arki i lechii, kto co obstawiał. CI sami ludzie zajmowali się dostarczaniem dziewczyn właśnie z https://t.co/hLf92G0QUw do gości hotelowych itd.
Funkcjonowało to tak, że nie było już haraczy za ochrone, ale musiałeś brać "ochroniarzy" właśnie z huliganki. W normalne dni tygodnia płaciło się im 250zł, w weekendy 500, ty było ich żródło dochodu.
Ze strony Gdyni osoby takie jak Rybak, Wuzol itd to wszystko kontrolowały i pod względem biznesowym huliganka arki i lechii bardzo dobrze się dogadywała, mieli po prostu jasno określone tereny, kto co obstawia.
Jak byłeś gdzieś postawiony przez huliganke to włąśnie sutenerstwo było to czym się zajmowałeś, nie było innej opcji.
Introducing LSE Terminal, an open source agentic AI IDE for quantitative finance. Market data is integrated via LSE Data directly into the platform.
We created Veron, our AI agent trained with native visual understanding of the terminal. Veron can interpret what is happening on screen and directly access the terminal’s quantitative functions, making it the first agent of its class built specifically for quantitative finance.
Brokerage connectivity runs through Brue, our adapter layer for standardising external broker integrations.
@Londonstrategic@Zeta__fx Already submitted PR with backtest tab view. Are there any specific guidelines for contributions somewhere? Couldn't find it in repository.
@Londonstrategic created an amazing open-source trading terminal. It’s still early, and the open-source approach gives us plenty of room to experiment and ship additions faster through a fork.
I’ve been building on it with:
• Portfolio backtesting across multiple strategies and instruments
• Detailed backtest view with saved backtests you can reopen after restarting
• Clearer strategy vs. buy-and-hold comparisons
• More detailed reports and trade exports
• Monte Carlo simulations and walk-forward testing to explore robustness
• ATR and Linda Raschke strategy ports with instrument-aware contract calculations (as part of repository)
Huge credit to LSE for creating the foundation and making it open source.
Code + Windows/Mac releases:
https://t.co/Cbd1CPSQDb
Actually really enjoyed blizzcon opening ceremony this year. I grew up on blizzard games.
Regarding actual releases or announcements I was expecting something else.
However people who were responsible for different panels you could really see it was very emotional for them to be on stage and this was a very good sign for me.
Really looking forward for Diablo V and new starcraft game. Yes... it will come in few years but I think people working on it actually want to deliver best product possible.
Blizzard has changed, but I believe due to people behind it we will still get quality entertainment.
Gonna defo try new warcraft 3 campaign. Will it be amazing. I dont know, but I will enjoy it because im old and I grew up on W3 so just nostalgic part of it will make me enjoy it when waiting for Diablo V and starcraft.
@sharkfishqt I think she did great, you could really see emotional attachment to what she was talking about and It meant there was a lot of care in what she talked about.
@theo I love argument against AI that it writes shitty code.
Damn... humans write garbage code as well, then put fixing it in backlog until it become unmaintenable, then someone in charge decide to dedicate few sprints into fixing it.
Knowledge should be free.
No matter where you live, what language you speak. Every single person should have access to free education.
What bothers me is that somewhere there in the world there might be a person who potentially develop cure for all diseases, but due to circumstances they were born it will never happen.