astroguy

I have a website launched with linode. From past few days, I notice "Unfortunately, messages from xx.xx.xx.xx weren't sent. Please contact your Internet service provider since part of their network is on our block list."

I opened a case with linode and they responded back very quickly:

Hello,

Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately, we wouldn't have any additional information about why certain email services are rejecting your emails; you might want to contact those services directly for more information.

Users doesn't receive mail when they use yahoo, but when they use gmail, mail is in spam folder. What should be my next steps? Please feel free to suggest me some check list.

I am planning to buy shares, which companies do you recommend?

I want to write a program, in which it takes the training data and generates the rules. I would imagine, it should be some combination of statistical analysis and some form of AI learning. But I am not aware of where/how to start. Can anyone show me a direction on parallel algorithms suitable for stock market analysis.

Is there a hacky way to get the all company names from below link instead of looking at map and writing down their names?

http://jtools.smartmoney.com/middleware/map/mapMarket.html

FYI: It uses a horrendous amount of JavaScript which doesn't explicitly contain the companies info. It must be going off to a server to get the details for specified co-ordinates, which is very hard to untangle[for me].

What are the current challenges in high frequency trading?

Can anyone suggest me few tasks [like implement foo algorithm], so that I can directly jump into those tasks during my free time

This is the map of the market. http://www.smartmoney.com/map-of-the-market/.

If you look at the map you will notice 11 key areas: Health care, Consumer Cyclicals, Financial Technology, Energy, Capital Goods, Telecom, Utilities, Basic Materials, Transport and Consumer Staples.

Each key area has certain number of core companies. How do I find the correlation between those areas?

[If we have two stocks S and T whose correlation has to be find, then cor(S,T) = sigma (( S(i) - SA) (T(i) - TA)) / (sigmassigmatn)

S(i) & T(i) are closing prices of the stock on the ith day, SA & TA are the mean prices of the stocks, sigmas = standard deviation of S, sigmat = standard deviation of T and n is the number of the days over which the correlation is to be found - Grabbed from a research paper]

Can above info be extended to find the correlation between those 11 key areas? If so, how?

Thank you for your thoughts!

Hello all,

I have been trying to get into job from past 5 months.

After several trails of job applications I want to try this approach:

I am willing to work to any company for 3 months in any technical position like coding, system admin, security, research or ... foo. If you are willing to pay my apartment rent + food [which I promise not be more than 750$ per month], I am ready to start hacking the project! This step will definitely give an exposure to show my technical abilities.

If any manager wants to give a shot please email me at aliengeek4u at gmail dot com. I appreciate for taking some time to read this !!!

Note: I am 99.99..INF% sure I will be an asset to any company which hires me.

ps: All comments or suggestions are welcome :)

pps: Message has been chopped down after patio valuable thoughts!

Among Barrelfish (http://www.barrelfish.org/), Corey (http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/corey/) and fos (http://dspace.mit.edu/handle/172...), which kernel design is more suitable for multicore processors?

I personally feel thoughts are some kind of stochastic process but my friend thinks we don't yet have models that can predict our thoughts, seemed a lot more unpredictable before our models got as good as they are today. His claim is given, we know about every atom in our brain, and had a powerful enough computer, we could simulate the actions of every atom. My argument is at atomic level, Heisenberg principle comes into picture and somehow stochastic nature is inbuilt into it. Any thoughts will be very helpful :-)