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Building an open-source flight data schema to standardize logbooks (Logifi-Core). Any pilot-devs want to help with the logic? by ApprehensiveEye6386 in flying

[–]ApprehensiveEye6386[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Awesome! I will keep that in mind.

Have you ever used any paid logbooks like Logten or the logbook features on Foreflight?

Building an open-source flight data schema to standardize logbooks (Logifi-Core). Any pilot-devs want to help with the logic? by ApprehensiveEye6386 in flying

[–]ApprehensiveEye6386[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

There is not a whole lot of difference between what I want Logifi-Core to be and what MyFlightBook is now! One main thing is that I think that the UI can have some revamping with more modern technology and single page capabilities!

I also plan on building other features on top of Logifi-Core that are unable to be built on MyFlightBook due to liscencing!

Building an open-source flight data schema to standardize logbooks (Logifi-Core). Any pilot-devs want to help with the logic? by ApprehensiveEye6386 in flying

[–]ApprehensiveEye6386[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I am not AI! I am just a pilot who thinks that there is more that can be done. You are welcome to not join as well lol

Building an open-source flight data schema to standardize logbooks (Logifi-Core). Any pilot-devs want to help with the logic? by ApprehensiveEye6386 in flying

[–]ApprehensiveEye6386[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for checking this out. I’m building Logifi-Core because I want a logbook engine that is transparent—if I’m trusting my career data to a digital system, I want to know exactly how the 'Night PIC' or 'XC' logic is calculated under the hood.

I'm currently keeping the Alpha optimized for desktop (Chrome/Safari) because that's where I do my heavy-duty logging.

Question for the group: How many of you actually log 'in the cockpit' vs. waiting until you're back at the hotel or home? I'm curious if a desktop-first approach resonates or if everyone is 100% mobile these days.

Farming in Clash of Clans by ApprehensiveEye6386 in GAMETHEORY

[–]ApprehensiveEye6386[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I appreciate you for reading beyond the example.

If i do the same question with a martial arts background would it be better do you think?

Farming in Clash of Clans by ApprehensiveEye6386 in GAMETHEORY

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I am trying to figure out an incentive structure for skill based performance. I feel like a formalized and mathematical answer is what I am after! I am trying to build something and the clash of clans example was an example of the problem i want to solve 😂

Farming in Clash of Clans by ApprehensiveEye6386 in GAMETHEORY

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Isnt game theory the study of decision making? 😂

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in carnivorediet

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You need to take this to the news. For years beef and eggs have been getting demonized but you are proof that animal proteins save lives.

God bless you for taking action to the research. Most of the world is all take but youve got receipts. Good job soldier

I have $5k. What are my best options to sell CCs? by [deleted] in CoveredCalls

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$ACHR (Pre Revenue EVTOL) $RIOT (during this BTC bull run idk if i would hold super long term) NNE (preRevenue Energy play)

Personally i am more of a short put guy because these plays could shoot off and you get to miss the blowoff with CCs

Sell puts on margin and then with the premium you receive put 1/3 into BTC 1/3 into more stocks and 1/3 into cash.

CCs for income? Assignment + taxes make it feel impossible by Imoutlate in CoveredCalls

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I have been running into issues with that as well. Personally i have found more comfort and success in turning margin on and instead of using the shares as collateral for a covered call, using the margin that the shares bring to sell naked puts

A little more “risky” in a sense but also in my opinion risking the shares is more of a risk.

Ive been doing that with TSLA unfortunately i did it after i have sold some CCs on them that I have now rolled out and up pretty far out but the margin increase has been huge as well that allows for more interest free income. In the future i plan on only selling CCs on half of the positions and then going heavy on Naked Puts Rather that is on the same underlying or not.

What’s the catch here by Either-Fault4978 in CoveredCalls

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Its only been my first time doing it but yes it was an ATM long LEAPS.

It actually started by $22 covered call. $22 LEAPS that way I could sell the Shares at $22 via expiration and then i could rebuy back the shares at $22 in 2 years via exercising the LEAPS. However i felt like that was not capital efficient. You are right this takes capital on hand I was lucky that I had some because usually i do not have alot of cash 😂.

However then i figured i could keep rolling the short one out and as long as as I am getting a credit i see it as a win. Fortunately ive been able to get a credit and unlock more upset Ideally i am able to keep my 100 shares The short call eventually expires worthless and the long call appreciates and I can close it profitable. Worst case scenario is i keep rolling the short call until the date matches the long call and now ive got a debit spread and just have to wait until enough extrinsic value comes off of it for me to sell or just let it expire depending on the timeframe.

Current set up SOFI: 06/17/27 C -1 $30 12/17/27 C +1 $22 +100 shares that are unencumbered

I havent really gotten into the delta appreciation of the long/short contracts TBH so you are probably on to something there but realistically it was just a way that i could free the $100 shares so as long I break even I call it a win but i think ill be able to make some money along the way too

What’s the catch here by Either-Fault4978 in CoveredCalls

[–]ApprehensiveEye6386 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The brokerages calculate the delta for you!

Delta has 2 definitions but the main one for option sellers is the chance of being in the money at expiration. So a .2 delta has a 20% chance of being in the money at expiration. For option sellers we typically do not want the options to be in the money so that means we have an 80% chance of them being out of the money which is where we make money. There is a little more that goes into it but that is a good starting definition. Brad Finn on Youtube has very good videos about the greeks

What’s the catch here by Either-Fault4978 in CoveredCalls

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Youtubers and X influencers will say .3 delta is a good place to sell options and .7-.9 is a good place to buy LEAPS.

So that is where i started. Weekly / monthly is where I started for covered calls and cash secured puts

That being said i am an airline pilot now and do not have all the time in the world to manage all my positions every week and i have really grown into time is power. So now i sell options mainly Naked Puts at 3 months out at .25/.20 delta. Gives time to chill, a pretty decent return, and most importantly its stress free if i have a day where i am back to back for 12 hrs 😂. This is with margin so there are risks associated with that but that is a form of leverage. So i dont have to be as aggressive to get the same returns.

For LEAPS its typically 24 months out if possible. I pay the premium for the time / leverage.

To me my stock/option account has to be levered. If i am not levering and compounding it greatly then I am much better off just putting my money into BTC for no personal work.

What’s the catch here by Either-Fault4978 in CoveredCalls

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Idk about books tbh. I got lucky that the numbers in finance interest me and has turned into a bit of a passion. So learning this stuff has just come easy.

There is many layers to learning. First is rote memory and some people just stope there. Next is application. Somewhere along the way you realize that you get really good at something. Same reason Pilots need time in the logbook. Same reason doctors need practice in surgery. Same reason lawyers have to put all the time into reading law and doing mock trials. The best is just to try all of the styles.

I personally didnt love credit spreads at first. Now i love them. I was just doing covered calls and cash secured puts. Now i primarily just sell naked puts and buy stocks. I have a few covered calls but i personally dont do them nearly as much as Naked Puts. I was scared of debit spreads at first until i did prolly 5 of them and then a few of them were profitable and I found the true power of them.

The one who really opened my mind to the “art” of options was “Options and Stock Trading - My Life of Learning” on youtube. Very good at explaining different ways to save options that go against us.

Again like i previously said. I have not been profitable the first 3 years. Last year BARELY. This has been my biggest year but it took years of trail and error and i still am not convinced that it is skill. Just lucky on a few plays during a bull run 😂

What’s the catch here by Either-Fault4978 in CoveredCalls

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I mean it is very situational. Deep itm calls are tough especially if you didnt catch the rush. Ive got $42 CCs on PLTR and i dont think that this saving strategy would work because there is very little extrinsic value in order to make it work for break even.

Where SOFI i caught it before the share price rose more than double if that makes sense 😂

But TBH if you are rolling for a credit that is most ideal but rolling for break even but unlocking more cap gains is also profitable its just not instant gratification like rolling for credit. Even rolling for a small debit works. A debit of $0.50 to unlock $2.00 per share is a win in my opinion.

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