My biggest issue with Jupyter is the key bindings, I want to be able to import my Jetbrains keybindings to Jupyter notebooks but havent found a good way. The Jupyter implementation in Pycharm is just terrible so still stuck using jupyter in the browser.

Will your tool allow custom key bindings?

Isn't this better if you use DataSpell from Jetbrains instead of Pycharm?

My experience with DataSpell has not been great. Granted, my workflow leans toward R, and it DataSpell has a Python-first approach, but the app was basically completely broken to even load R, and StackOverflow was full of relatively old posts of people with the same problem. If they really cared about that app that would never happen.

I just do a lot of my R editing in PyCharm now and flip between terminals and RStudio. I was hoping DataSpell could unify that, but it's not ready.

The new RStudio IDE is promising, however.

That will just Elongate the process

Not necessarily, if the training is more efficient, you just throw more data at it for better models which was not possible before

Hands down the best hedge fund manager. The next Buffett - I honestly dont know how she consistently beats the market

She probably didn't. This is basically what she probably would have earned from NVIDIA if she had invested her portfolio in an S&P 500 fund.

She's worth maybe $200mm at the beginning of 2023 so invest half in USA equities.

$100mm in SP500 and NVDA is 4% of SP500 so purchase $4mm in NVDA stock at beginning of 2023.

Price increased 237% in 2023. $9.48mm gain.

I don't see how a 500k gain is considered at all noteworthy considering her asset size and considering NVDA's huge gain.

Does she consistently beat the market? The article doesn't allege that.

The way I look at it - Its not a matter of if, its a matter of when. Even the die hard crypto bros know tether is nothing but a giant ponzi scheme.

What happens if Binance goes under because of this tether crash?

Way more than that. It will take the market with it

Not surprised, their printers catch on fire quite easily

Dang, beat me to it. =D

You are deluded if you think tether has 70bn liquid assets in case there is a run.

The question of a collapse is when not if.