𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐬𝐜𝐡𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫⁶⁹⁰⁰

crypto, markets, science | Phd @cambridge_uni Post-doc @UniofOxford

[𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐬𝐜𝐡𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫⁶⁹⁰⁰ @HubbardStrat]

@fintechfrank they are in the orderbook alr since years ...

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There are schools, esp private, in Eastern Europe that actively train students to participate in these competitions. There is also a „conditioning“ and doing previous years exercises component to be successful at IMO. A French and German public school doesn’t care and it is the students own initiative to be part of - most dont care. Speaking of experience.

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@hosseeb Ever thought that both events are conditional independant on an "unmentioned" event https://t.co/AnSTRBcRsK

[Andrew Côté @Andercot]

It just seems implausible this is what we are made of, essentially, nanotechnology about a billion years beyond anything we can design or make ourselves.

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@macrocephalopod TWAP detection! separating time-domain and frequency shows regularities!

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@chainyoda Black-scholes theorem in differential form. Options pricing?

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Derivative market participants are classified in (i) speculators, (ii) hedgers, and (iii) arbitrageurs.

The perspective you have taken in your write-up is from a speculator perspective and I do agree that predition/bounty/opinion markets facilitate the speculative part. Still hedger's (e.g. Airlines & oil price, (re)insurance), etc. ) require more sophisticated products incorporating different variables to protect themselves from volatility (~airline) or fattail risk (~insurance).

I guess that where the arbitrageurs will be active bridging easy speculative prediction markets with sophisticated hedging derivatives
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@Theonlyjcvolly it's mainly alpha radiation (=Helium-nucleids) which don't pass through skin, travels few cm. Important to have a mask to not inhale it. Beta radiation (= electrons) require distance. They can't protect of gamma radiation (eletromagnetic waves), need to limit time of exposure

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@maruushae It‘s supply and demand . the more niche you get and in math they are actual as ever. it gets very price esp when it needs to be imported eg into France. In recent years more and more use English books that made them more affordable but still.

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@sjdedic the last man standing!

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@maruushae uff don't touch this shit. read this https://t.co/3pXS3hcgKg

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@maruushae P.s. think the biggest problems are kawai latex girl friend dopamine receptors so best go with "introduction" (i did do that in an earlier life)

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I would recommend to go by "Elements". "Introduction" is the same book and spec'ed down version so that the authors can make additional money. A lot of proofs etc are omitted and replaced with Python codes. I would go with the Bishop which is something in between (https://t.co/4jrQtkm08U) and have the murphy (https://t.co/evmxeaIYVx) as primer (murphy is a must own!)

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@maruushae Uff again … it should be ELEMENTS of statistical learning!

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@izebel_eth @maruushae @avgcryptoguy @izebel_eth @maruushae why do 2 french dudes hide behind female names? Galois disagrees.

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@izebel_eth @maruushae @avgcryptoguy young folks! Sybase/Oracle → batch to S-PLUS/MATLAB/RATS for modeling → push summaries to Excel

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@maruushae you need to upgrade your literature ser ...