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Hard to find these days..
Truly Inspiring! I don't think we will ever witness such great personalities again. It's sad. -
Solana celebrates a year without network failures as ecosystem thrives
As a dev, Solana is the most faulty chain I've ever deployed contracts on. Good luck if you have some parameter setups after deployment.
Guaranteed >1 fails per deployment. -
DOGE Staffer Resigns Over Racist Posts
Just two days ago, [WIRED](https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-associate-bfs-federal-payment-system/) did a piece on this kid highlighting his uncompartmentalized access to many of our nation's most sensitive financial systems. -
Ditching US , best EU country for startups? I will not promote
Cyprus, Ireland and Uk (London) -
Suggest some peaceful songs pleasee!
Gumaan by Talha Anjum & Talha Yunus -
5 years to MALANG
We were getting a sequel to it, right? What happened? -
Donald Trump Impeachment Articles Filed. Here's What Happens Next
This is a good thing. Republicans have to stop working on Trump's agenda to deal with this.
Someone should file for impeachment every chance they get. -
Is it just Hyderabad?
The real issue is instead of creating multiple cities, most indian cities just tag onto the current city and expand based on the OG city. Then as generations pass and financial liberty enhances, different VIBES attach onto the same old city.
Thats what happened with hyderabad as well. First the “old city” then came the contonment areas (nizam-british era) then sainikpuri/ lb nagar ( fresh nee settlement after independence) then came panjagutta and koti (commercial centers after liberalization) then we added the hitech cityand gachibowli as part of IT hustle bustle.
Ideally these all could have been 4-5 different cities expanding onto their own metropolitans but being Indian cities they all got tacked onto each other and became a conglomerate. -
Why Does News Affect The Stock Market?
because anyone who trades for a living all day is hungry for *anything* they can get that will affect a stock's price at all. they'll take anything. a hint of news, a slightly unusual price upturn out of nowhere, a comment from someone major that seems to paint a sector's future in a new light, an interest rate change from banks, something that could affect supply anywhere, an earnings report that was a cent off or beat, anything. otherwise there'd be nothing to trade on all day, and no one likes the feeling of gambling, just randomly picking stocks to buy into; they prefer having any sense of control over it- anything that gives you any *reason* to think a stock will go up is way better or certainly more comforting than coming up with nothing.
a better answer though would be to say that anything the news announces that's true *will* "affect" a stock's price- rather, consider what they're saying. if they announce that the company has announced that it's now adding something that should make it more profitable in the future, isn't that enough reason to consider the stock instantly more valuable? this is why there's huge algo buy-ins immediately; they consider the stock to have instantly changed its value. ontop of that though, the psychological factors alone would work and give reason to buy in- good news sounds positive and advertises the stock more; presumably there will be more buying if even just on psychological factors, and if you think others will, now you have a good enough reason.
\*the dips after news-rises by the way are not evidence of manipulation or stock/news worthlessness- it's a different set of people doing this- what happened to them was, they were already in a stock that hadn't been going anywhere for a little while, until suddenly this article came out, sending the stock price into a limit they had set a while ago, instantly selling it off. or if it's an algo they may have had it set to do that same thing, buy something going up a certain amount then sell it after it goes up or dips from a high a certain amount. or if they're manually trading, again, the logic is as basic as that as soon as something goes up you now have a great reason to immediately sell it. so a "news cycle" usually goes like this: news comes out, instant buy-up, mostly algo-driven and almost instantaneous. massive sell-off immediately following, for reason laid out. then, a truer test of weights and measures as you see how much people want in or out of it, from there, throughout the day. what you can usually figuratively expect if it's genuinely good news is: up suddenly 20-30%, straight wall. down suddenly, about half that way, give or take. from there, up in small leaps and drops, say up 4%, down 1%, all day long, coming to settle about even with or a little below where it jumped up to originally. a sort of organic pattern comprising about three main groups of people or bots: instant news-buyers, instant rise/limit/already-in-the-stock-sellers, then third, a bunch of daytraders from there who only noticed all this after it had made at least it's first rise and then first dip. -
count all the potholes in the city and showcase it. Lets see which city wins.
i live in gurgaon, the most famous road stretch here is the golf course - golf course extension - spr here, golf course is nice, the golf course extension is half nice and the end of the golf course extension and spr feels like im in dakar rally don't get me started. (no pics sadly)
oh also, greetings to ramesh pakhya charan -
Why Does News Affect The Stock Market?
Interesting question actually -
Index for the industrial sector
the semiconductor industry is in the SOX -
Yayayayay sugandha dragged 😍
love this creator, naam nahi pta but i loooove her content -
Solana celebrates a year without network failures as ecosystem thrives
let the hate begin! Reddit is too predictable -
Kanpur Has Jobs—So Why Aren’t People Applying? Let’s Talk!
After reassessing some comments here I can say people have too much expectations with Kanpur. Due to health reasons I was not able to relocate outside but guess what despite my limitations I worked with some big celebs and right now running a tech company in UK. People bash Kanpur with job culture, lack of infrastructure in tech but they don’t upskill themselves, don’t attend various tech meetups that are organised in Kanpur (e.g. google developer, wordpress event)
Aaj bhi Kanpur baki places se sasta h, air quality ok h, 1hr mai kahi se bhi ghar jaa sakte ho, rents, maids, grocery prices affordable h, problem city mai nhi h mindset ki h , brain drain wali h….tech job ke lie office nhi skill, wifi or laptop chahiye -
Donald Trump Impeachment Articles Filed. Here's What Happens Next
This is why Republicans filed baseless impeachment articles against Biden. They wanted and probably succeeded at trivializing Impeachment to make it look "normal" for their twice impeached leader. -
January 2025 12:12 AM
Itna sach bhi nahi bolna hota -
Do you take meds?
Yea but it does nothing for depression which pisses me off. It only makes me more numb and careless to help anxiety -
Levels
Bhai ksm se itna obsession kyu
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