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Maybe something like this (included code might need changes) would work for you? https://www.tradingview.com/script/k6OlgKAO-Relative-Candle/

Another business case for crypto over fiat...:) https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/05/bitcoin-a-lifeline-for-sex-workers-like-ex-nurse-making-1point3-million.html

He's Baaack ... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10482817/Cuomos-comeback-Disgraced-Governor-wants-challenge-Letitia-James-AG.html

Maybe Bezos will only be able to take river cruises for awhile after his new yacht is finished. ... https://www.ladbible.com/news/local-residents-set-to-hurl-rotten-eggs-at-jeff-bezos-super-yacht-20220205

Yes, that's the book. You might not see it displayed in my post if your web browser has an ad blocker enabled.

has several chapters on backtesting. https://www.quantresearch.org/Lectures.htm has free lecture notes and papers from the same author, some of which cover backtesting.

They all do it, but ...

Here are two factors.

At least nobody will say you don't have a sense of humor.:D

The weakness was the hardware wallet allows low-level access with other hardware, and he could change the code that runs on the wallet. That code puts the decrypted data in main memory which is then extracted and searched. To prevent that kind of attack, strongly encrypt the data before saving...

It's probably easier for AMP and might reduce their liability if your bank account is hacked. And don't worry about your bank -- you probably already agreed they aren't liable if you share credentials with a third-party app.;) You can Access the service that requires Plaid. Immediately...

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/kim/nukes/noflashmap.html

It's not you -- they're really out to get you.;) https://globalnews.ca/news/8329274/canadians-conspiracy-theories-trust-institutions-poll/ Canadians falling prey to conspiracy theories despite strong trust in institutions: poll

Maybe proof of stake (for you, that could be proof of steak:)) is better (more scalable and uses fewer resources) is better than proof of work? https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/proof-of-stake-vs-proof-of-work

Imagine the lyrics with "Rubber Duck" changing to "Canada Goose," "Pig Pen" changing to "Klondike Kat," and "bears" changing to "polar bears.":)

It's never good enough for you. You're like a second father to me!:)

This isn't a thread count, but there have been a significant number of posts with oil in them.

Your one-stop source for new, unique jpegs. https://onlinejpgtools.com/generate-random-jpg

An oncology nurse suggested to me using baking soda, salt, and water as a mouth rinse like: https://www.colgate.com/en-us/oral-health/selecting-dental-products/is-baking-soda-mouth-rinse-safe-and-effective

What you write is true for a small out-of-sample data set. But if you made the validation set larger, such as 30% of all the data, failure of a trained system on the larger validation set means that system probably won't work in the future.