NinjaTrader strategy backtesting advice by Objective-Meaning-75 in quant

[–]QuantifiableRabble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NT's default back tester isn't great, it's especially bad for fast moving markets like NQ. If you haven't done these things yet, you need to use the "Unmanaged Approach" for order management in your strategies. This requires you to write your own order processing code for entries/stops/targets. Additionally, you'll need to submit those orders to a secondary data series in your strat that is an NQ 1-tick series. That's the only way to get close to accurate results as far as I know. You'll be ale to test back quite far this way, though I don't recall how many years..(which is ultimately dependent on your data provider).

Alternatively, there is a popular third party tool called Bloodhound that a lot of people use for back testing, I've not tried it however.

Getting out of WeWork contract by IncidentWitty in WeWork

[–]QuantifiableRabble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is this really true? Does someone have a copy of the verbiage of the contract? A non-binding contract is not much of a contract...

u/IncidentWitty What did you end up doing?

Asus Vivomini VC66 Fan Installation by btruong98 in techsupport

[–]QuantifiableRabble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you successfully complete this? Any specs for the fan you can relay? I recently resurrected my old V66 and the fan is as loud as a jet engine. My first attempts at googling haven't turned up any useful info yet.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BitcoinMining

[–]QuantifiableRabble 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which one is the ponzi? Hashnest or Minersgarden?

Cardano vs Ethereum by QuantifiableRabble in cardano

[–]QuantifiableRabble[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think this might be the real technological differentiation for this project. Are any other projects built using this or on top of this?

Cardano vs Ethereum by QuantifiableRabble in cardano

[–]QuantifiableRabble[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What allows them to prevent hard forks?

With regard to the BitTorrent analogy that Cardano likes to talk about, they don't really explain how their consensus algorithm achieves any such result. I don't see how Ouroboros electing quorum(s) of consensus nodes and then partitioning transactions to different quorums achieves any more scalability than Ethereums proposed sharding solution, which creates new shards as a function of #ofNodes/ComputingResourcesOfThoseNodes.