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>>1938468
3.8

Carpal tunnel so you can't sleep.
Feeling like you have sand in your eyes.
Falling asleep in front of computer due to repetitious menial tasks.

When people say "working hard" they mean the amount of time spent working. Inefficiency is glorified.

>>1938418
Thinking hard, long hours, hating life
Unattractive female bosses

>>1938402

What is statistics? for 200

nonlinear spectral calculus

>>1938406
Can you explain me why?

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>>1938373
don't worry there is someone that will buy it, most probably a foreign bank, that will then control your country.

*OP here
Now, I know economical systems of huge countries are literally like chaos, everything works on "trust".
I'm interested in how did your country solve some economical "disasters"???
>biggest ones in your country?
>some voodoo tricks your country did to solve/not solve problems?

>>1938390
That already happened 15 years ago,
/Italians/Germans/Hungarians/Austrians and now probably Russians will get their cut,
I just don't know what part they can take anymore.

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I loaded up on 100 more over the past week, my body is ready.

>>1938358
same selling feels pathetic the moment it starts to rise and you got no or less eths whereas holding through the dips feels like ok this will pass and more good news is coming that if ignored means people are sleeping on eth. I used to think it was so simple buy bitcoin when it was $10 and get rich when it hits $1,000 in 2013 but the truth is you need balls of steel to go through the ups and downs before you're rewarded for your patience. Those who don't hang don't profit.

>random guy on reddit

how does this guy know what's going to happen within 5 days? i hold 125 ETH myself so I hope he's right..

>>1938202
hes right about everything except there is a lot to lose

>Talking about all time highs in other markets (housing etc)
>When there's an ATH it's a bad time to invest
>Puts all his savings into Bitcoin and Ethereum when they're at an all time high

Kek, what a retard. I did the same as him - most of my savings are in cryptos but that's because I trust BTC more than banks. I reckon I'll get a better ROI too, but it's kind of retarded to talk shit about other markets because they're at an ATH when the same is true for cryptos too.

>>1938286
Maybe he's saying these things so ppl will buy more cryptocoins and then the value will rise and he wants that ofc

>>1938180
At that amount I'd be happy in index funds giving 7-10%. But I'm probably a cuck

I would stick most of it in index funds and some in property.

You could quite easily live on the returns for life

>>1938180
I would give some away to the anons who gave me (You)'s in my thread

>>1938101
"HOLD MY BAGS!!! PLEASE!!!!!" -(you)

>>1938545

Woke up with $4,000 more dollars than yesterday, guess I'm a Bagholder lol

>>1938545
this

I've got $1k in Bitgay. This coin is a fucking crapshoot. It's just some shitty app with like one guy working on it for the past 3 years. Don't you idiots see it's a pump and dump?

Absolutely. Cashing checks with no money in your account is 1 weird trick banks don't want you to know. Click here to learn more.

But i actually did it three or four times at publix

>>1937883
Sweet. How the fuck would we know if your local Kmart runs checks before you cash them? Go try it dummy. Enjoy losing your bank account in the process.

>>1937778

Bloomberg Terminal

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>>1937778

You can also try out these

>>1937778

Depending on how technically affine you are, you could also use something like

https://www.quantopian.com/
https://github.com/quantopian/zipline
https://www.quantconnect.com/
https://www.quantconnect.com/lean/
https://algotradingindia.blogspot.de/2012/05/open-source-trading-platforms-list.html
https://github.com/expresspotato/autoStock
https://github.com/melphi/algobox
http://www.modulusfe.com/products/

THICC

>>1937775
SFTP/MySQL and your CMS login if you use one. If you're doing more than just simple website stuff than he might ask for your domain registrar to edit the nameserver records.

post an email if you're actually willing to pay (I will take your ETH and sell it for BTC)

Freelance Web Dev here. What do you need?

what is your GPA?
Did you have any relevant work experience?

Enjoy your non-existent life and your 6 hours of sleep at night.

I still have nightmares of getting told at 1:30 AM "this must be on my desk by tomorrow morning"

Or getting yelled had for having a double space at page 43

>>1937783

In the UK, so 2:1 or first depending on my grades from the exams I sit in May. Only requirement is I get a 2:1. I think GPA equivalent is probably 3.5-4.0

I had only week/fortnight work experiences. Twice in a PE office (informal weeks), one week in a corporate finance dept and a fortnight in M&A.

>>1937793

Good team, this won't happen to me.

“Hello, it is not allowed for US citizens (US IP addresses) to participate in ICO due to SEC regulations.
We understand your concerns, and will officially announce if there is any amendment to the regulations.”

Eli from Humaniq. Got too excited I guess.

>>1937651
Already bought in. 180,000 tokens now sitting in my account.

This is a long-term investment, but if it works it'll pay off quite well.

>>1937704
>180,000
Jesus. I agree long-term and great potential in actual implementation.
I used the app earlier and even though it's in Alpha, it's seamless.
Where are you in the world friend?

Bachelor or master?
Math/stat heavy or full of garbage?

>>1937609
What about WSU? Im planning on heading there

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>>1937660
Ya, if u want to be a STD potato

Incurring debt without the intention to repay it is considered fraud under the law. This is going to come out of your mother's pocket one way or another (divorce court judge's aren't stupid), and she could get charged too.

>>1937480
>Is it legal for her to do?

Even if it is, wouldn't she still be on the hook for at least 50% of the money she spends on the credit cards because it will be considered marital assets/debts and be split 50/50?

Just my guess.

>>1937488

Well if that were the worst case, a 50% off shopping spree wouldn't be all that bad.