My Reading List 閲讀清單

wildcat currency

暗黑心理学

six principles that connect our life

Deepak super genes

Master your mind design your destiny

If I could tell you just one thing

Crash course for entrepreneurs

42 rules getting better at getting better

Think small simple ways to reach big goals

The dollar trap

Killing marketing joe pullizi

Cryptocurrency the future of money

Ideas are your only currency

The art of thinking clearly

Simple techniques to gain insights from people and experience

The startup checklist

How to read a person like a book

Innovative investor guide to Bitcoin and beyond

My Cryptopia Portfolio 2018-06-07

Executed Transactions

7/06/2018 4:48:00 PM: You deposited 0.10429163 LTC
6/7/2018 9:26:38 AM: Order Filled: You bought 0.00400000 ETH for 0.01999999 LTC
6/7/2018 10:00:23 AM: Order Filled: You bought 700.00000000 DOGE for 0.02179800 LTC
6/7/2018 10:19:23 AM: Order Filled: You bought 11.42184381 XEM for 0.02507963 LTC
6/7/2018 10:53:46 AM: Order Filled: You bought 0.16867193 HXX for 0.01855514 LTC
6/7/2018 12:19:50 PM: Order Filled: You bought 0.27945308 LUX for 0.01863952 LTC

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Current Balances

Estimated BTC: 0.00163142 BTC
Estimated BTC (Altcoin only): 0.00163142 BTC

Ethereum(ETH) 0.00400000
Dogecoin(DOGE) 700.00
NewEconomyMovement(XEM) 11.42184381
HexxCoin(HXX) 0.16867193
Luxcoin(LUX) 0.27945308
Litecoin(LTC) 0.00001120

BitCast - The Daily Bitcoin Forecast Challenge

Ok just put it simply, you post your forecast on the maximum and minimum value of USD/bitcoin for tomorrow or any date in future, I'll compile a list of everyone's forecast according to how close they are to the observed values of that day and provide some statistical analysis.



To kick start, I will make my forecast for 23-March-2018:

Max = USD/btc
Min = USD/btc

Beat PTE!!! ✊

提升 PTE 的策略 { 根據（成果/努力）比 由大到小排列 }
Strategies to beat PTE (Pearson Test of English) in the order of highest (Outcome improvement / effort) ratio to the lowest:


1. 復習機經 Revise previous questions repeatedly.

  PTE 中許多項目的題庫是相對小的，比如 RL、ROP、FIB、和 WFD.




2. 練習模版 Practice on using templates.






3.



RL = Retell Lecture
ROP = Reorder Paragraphs
FIB = Fill In the Blanks
WFD = Write From Dictation

💻 Big Concepts 大概念 💻

Additives to fish ponds:
Benzalkonium Chloride
Calcium Hypochlorite
漂白粉
生石灰 / 熟石灰
bkc ： RM450 / 30 L


Business to Business (B-to-B) vs Business to Consumers (B-to-C)


Capsicum is richer in Vitamin C than oranges

Client - Request - Response - Supplier

Conservatives have larger amygdalas and are more reactive to fear.

Facts have half-life.

Farecast (dead x_x )

Fast-mimicking Diet
 (High olive oil, high legumes, high unrefined cereals, high fish, moderate wine, low fruits, low milk, low cheese, low eggs, low meat)

Fiscal fitness ∝ Physical fitness

Flu epidemic forecast (Google)

how to split a cell at the first number in excel

HTML = bone, Javascript = meat, CSS = skin

Nobel Prize Winners have lower percentages of publications where they are the First Author ( i.e. they are nicer people)

Orange cars are less likely to have faulty engines.

Penicillin kills guinea pigs but not humans (in the safety window range).

Randomness influences the accuracy of a sampling poll more than Sample Size

Regression to the mean (what goes up must come down, Francis Galton)

Scientometrics - Price - NUS allocate library books during renovation - Number of Publications in most academic fields grow EXPonentially.

Target predicts pregnancy with high accuracy.


Why do we sleep? Why do we wake up?

計劃生育好，黑人來養老

[] *eredh- "high"

*eredh- "high" 


Eng arduous
 Latin arduus "high, steep," also figuratively, "difficult, hard to reach,"


Greek ortho-, stem of orthos"straight, true, correct, regular,"

[] *dher- "to hold firmly, support." 🏢💺 ┬┴┬┴┤

 *dher- "to hold firmly, support."  🏢💺 ┬┴┬┴┤



Greek Darius, 
Old Persian Darayavaus "he who holds firm the good,"


Eng farm "cultivated land (1520s), fixed payment (usually in exchange for taxes collected, etc.), fixed rent," 
Old French ferme "a rent, lease" (13c.), from Medieval Latin firma "fixed payment," 
Latin firmare "to fix, settle, confirm, strengthen," 
firmus



Latin firmus "strong, steadfast, enduring, stable," figuratively "constant, steadfast, trusty, faithful,"