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ИИ Агент для скоринга торговых рекомендаций

👾 ИИ Агент для скоринга торговых рекомендаций Как понять, кто реально умеет торговать, а кто просто удаляет убыточные посты? ИИ извлекает торговое намерение из свободного текста, а дальше детерминированный движок прогоняет их через бэктест и риск-менеджмент. В итоге оценивается не красивая лента и не заявленный win rate, а статистически проверяемое качество решений автора.

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Video shows 8-foot python pulled from N.J. backyard after eating a possum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k53dYuubUkE A massive 8-foot python was found in a New Jersey backyard.  The 40-pound snake is now safely back in a cage, but not before it gave residents in Freehold a scare.  The snake was spotted last week in the backyard of Leslie and Edward Daley. It was slithering slowly, with a full belly.  "I was watering my flowers last Friday around 4 and I saw something yellow moving very slowly across the front of my shed. And then his tail was 8 feet behind […]

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(1)
A riddle: why is Python (the programming language) _natively_ suitable for controlling robots?

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There are other qualities by which Python is at least a spiritual descendant of Lisp.
For example, Lisp is the earliest object-based language and Python is also object-based.
In Python, `==' is to `is' as in Lisp `equal' is to `eq'.
There is a long list of details, such as Python's `import' being similar to Lisp's `require' or `type' being similar to `type-of'.
Type declarations are optional.
Python's doc-strings are syntactically like Lisp's doc-strings.

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