Retail investors do not have access to systems that calculate risk, margins, pnl, etc... and generally also don't have the necessary knowledge and market data to price such instruments correctly.
Most ppl are better off KISSing and lowering risk by selling equity for fixed income.
I've been using ChatGTP by voice for things like cooking and house repair stuff. It's quite convenient for situations in which your hands are busy.
Other week I fixed a a water valve. After planning the thing with ChatGTP I brought the new valve. Then I described what I was seeing as I swapped the old valve for the new one to make sure everything was right. Really cool experience!
Pandas is cancer. Please stop teaching it to people.
Everything it does can be done reasonable well with list comprehensions and objects that support type annotations and runtime type checking (if needed).
Pandas code is untestable, unreadable, hard to refactor and impossible to reuse.
Trillions of dollars are wasted every year by people having to rewrite pandas code.
> what's the consequences for HN of a user having their password compromised
HN does not enforce anonymity, so the identity of some users (many startup owners btw) is tied to their real identities.
A compromised password could allow a bad actor to impersonate those users. That could be used to scam others or to kickstart some social engineering that could be used to compromise other systems.
I think the biggest issue is M365 Copilot was sold as something that would integrate with business data (teams, files, mail, etc.) and that never worked out quite well.
So you end up with a worse ChatGPT that also doesn't have work context.
I've brought MS Copilot licenses for my company in ~ February 2023. They were sold in a yearly commitment and offered no trials. A bad deal, but I was afraid of missing out AI productivity gains.
I'm definitely not renewing those. Times are hard and the value provided does not justify the cost.