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Welcome to the Future of Trading: Why Algo Trading Matters Today

In today’s digital age, speed and accuracy define success in the stock market. Manual trading strategies, while still relevant, often fail to match the precision and efficiency of automated systems. That’s where algorithmic trading—commonly known as algo trading—takes center stage. For those looking to dive into this advanced method of trading, enrolling in a specialized algo trading course is essential. And when it comes to quality training in this domain, ICFM – Stock Market Institute offers one of the most comprehensive and practical programs in India.

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The success of any educational program lies in its faculty, and ICFM doesn’t compromise here. Every instructor involved in the algo trading course is a seasoned market practitioner with a background in algo development, financial modeling, or quantitative research. Their real-world experience translates into practical teaching that goes far beyond textbook knowledge. ICFM also offers mentorship support throughout the course, where students can clarify doubts, receive career guidance, and get help in building customized trading bots.

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The problem here is your view that plagiarism is a valid thing to be worried about in academia, much less in a CS degree.

if you are genuinely worried about undergrad students cheating using chatGPT you have either bought into the marketing hype or you're admitting that the only thing you look for when grading is "basically grammatically correct sentences, some of which are obstensibly about the topic"

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Forgotten (Bucky Barnes x Reader) Part 6

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We didn't know where else to go, so Steve took us to his friend's from the VA, Sam Wilson I learned his name was. He pulled up his window blinds to see all three of us worn, dirty and disheveled, much to his surprise. He opened his sliding door with a confused expression, looking at Steve who looked slightly regretful.

"Hey, man." Sam said cautiously, Steve sighing as Nat looked around. "I'm sorry about this. We need a place to lay low." He said, Nat looking at him as Sam looked between us all.

"Everyone we know is trying to kill us." Nat said as I rubbed a hand over my face.

"And everyone else we know that can help us is dead." I said, Sam taking a moment to think before he looked at Steve.

"Not everyone." He said as he stepped aside to let us in as he closed the door behind us, looking around and closing the blinds again. He let us get cleaned up as I sat with Bub practicing my grounding, his body laid over my legs as I took time feeling myself relax and try to breath, Nat on the bed as Steve washed his hands.

"You okay?" He asked Nat as she dried her hair.

"Yeah." She said, his eyes turning to me.

"How about you?" He asked an I gave a small, didn't meet my eyes smile.

"Besides being scared half to death that you two could've been killed and I would've watched it, yea, I'm okay." I said, a small unhumorous chuckle coming from both of them before Steve looked at Nat again and sighed, sitting down in front of her.

"What's going on?" He asked. Nat looking at him for a moment before pursing her lips.

"When I first joined S.H.I.E.L.D. I thought I was going straight." She said, looking away for a moment. "But I guess I just traded in the KGB for Hydra." She said, sighing as she looked at her hands.

"I thought I knew whose lies I was telling, but.." She tilted her head a little, her voice soft. "I guess I can't tell the difference anymore." She said, Steve giving a small nod and sympathetic look.

"There's a chance you might be in the wrong business." He said, making her let out a huff of a laugh before her look became serious again.

"I owe you." She said, looking at me. "Both of you." She said, Steve shaking his head at her.

"It's okay." He said, myself nodding with him but she shook her head.

"If it was the other way around, and it was down to me to save your life, now you be honest with me," She started, looking at him intensely. "Would you trust me to do it?" She asked and he took a moment, looking at her sincerely.

"I would now." He said with a nod, her face seeming surprised as he looked down. "And I'm always honest." He said, Nat smiling slightly at him.

"Well, you seem pretty chipper who just found out they died for nothing." She said jokingly, Steve leaning back against the wall as he sighed.

"Well, guess I just like to know who I'm fighting." He said, Sam coming into the room as he leaned against the wall.

"I made breakfast." He said as I smiled, looking up at him as I rubbed Bub's ears. "If you guys eat that sort of thing." He mused, moving to turn around.

"Thank you." I said to him, he gave me a small smile and nod before he went back down the stairs, Steve giving a small chuckle as we all got up and went downstairs.

"So, the question is, who at S.H.I.E.L.D. could launch a domestic missile strike?" Nat asked, Sam cleaning up as we sat at the table. "Pierce." Steve replied, a sigh coming from me. Of course that little bitch is behind this shit.

"Who happens to be sitting on top of the most secure building in the world." She said, walking around the table as Steve put on his thinking face.

"But he's not working alone." Steve said, a hand to his chin. "Zola's algorithm was on the Lemurian star." He said as I furrowed by brows.

"Didn't you wonder why Sitwell was on it?" I asked him, Nat getting a look of realization as Steve did too, taking in a breath.

"So, the real question is, how do the three most wanted people in Washington kidnap a S.H.I.E.L.D. officer in broad daylight?" He asked making me look at him confused.

"Am I really wanted too?" I asked, since I had played minimal involvement in all this this far truthfully. Steve sighed and nodded, Nat giving me a sympathetic look as I sat back and scoffed in disbelief. "Hydra never lost real control or surveillance over me, did they?" I breathed, astonished that when I thought I had escaped them, they were really all around me still this whole time. Steve gave me a firm look as he leaned forward.

"Hey, this in no way means they control you." He said, Natasha nodding as she put a hand on my shoulder.

"It'll be okay." She said as I sighed and nodded, putting my head down on the table as I closed my eyes. None of even noticed as Sam had walked out then back into the room, a file in hand.

"The answer to your problem is, you don't." He said, putting the file on the table in front of Steve, all of us looking at it in confusion.

"What's this?" Steve asked, the first paper was a photo of Sam and another guy, both geared up and smiling.

"Call it a resume." He said, a small smile appearing on my face.

"You're helping us?" I asked and he gave a small smile and shrug, Nat picking up the photo with a slightly impressed look, Steve's brows still furrowed in thought as he inspected it.

"Is this Bakhmala?" Nat asked, recognizing it. "The Khalid Khandil mission, that was you?" She asked, Sam giving a small nod as he leaned against the counter, Steve looking from the photo to him.

"You didn't say he was pararescue." She hummed to Steve, who took it in hand and looked up at Sam.

"Is this Riley?" He asked, Sam nodding.

"Yeah. " He said quietly.

"I heard they couldn't bring in the choppers because of the RPGs."

She said, looking at him. "What'd you use? A stealth chute?" She asked, Sam raising his eyebrows as he shook his head, handing the actual file to Steve.

"No. These." He said, Steve opening it as Nat and I leaned to read over his shoulders, a moment of silence passing before Steve looked up with a small smirk.

"I thought you said you were a pilot." He said, Sam giving a small laugh.

"I never said pilot." He said with a smile, Steve looking down at it before shaking his head.

"I can't ask you to do this, Sam." He said, looking back up with a nod. "You got out for a good reason." He mused, Sam raising his eyebrows as he looked at him incredulously.

"Dude, Captain America needs my help." He said making me chuckle, he had a point. "There's no better reason to get back in." He said, Steve smiling softly before nodding, holding up the file as he raised his eyebrows.

"Where can we get our hands on one of these things?" He asked. "The last one is at Fort Meade." He said, crossing his arms. "Behind three guarded gates and a 12-inch steel wall." He said, Steve looking at Nat before they both looked at me and I sighed.

"When I said I wanted a mission, I don't think I had this in mind." I said, Steve chuckling but giving a small nod to his head.

"Think you can get small enough?" He asked making me scoff, crossing my arms.

"Is this even a question?" I asked him making them chuckle before Steve looked at Sam.

"Shouldn't be a problem."

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Okay, I take it back, this is pretty fun! I was finally out of Fort Meade and running on the roof before I jumped off, the gear Sam needed on me as I used it to glide myself down, heading to where I was to meet everyone as I let my time stop zone end, allowing the time of the area to speed up to is natural pace as I flew through the air, eventually sizing myself up and running as long as I could to the meet up area, panting as I slowed once I got within sight of them. I waved and grinned at them, Steve ushering me over as I gave the gear to Sam who grinned.

"Okay, pipsqueaks got some skill." He said as he took it, nodding making me laugh, getting into the car with them, Bub's left at the house since this may get way too dangerous for him. It wasn't long before Steve directed us to all our positions, Sam getting in place with myself hidden away, Steve's orders. I could only watch as Sam spoke on the phone to Jasper Sitwell after he had just finished up with some kind of governor or something, seeing his reluctance but compliance as he noticed the red dot lighting up his tie making me smirk. I quickly got up and raced from roof to roof to were Steve and Nat were, grinning as I skidded to a stop beside them.

"Target is on it's way." I grinned, Nat chuckling as her and Steve went down to get Sitwell, coming up moments later and throwing him through the door, slightly startling me before Steve walked up as he stood.

"Tell me about Zola's algorithm." Sitwell, stumbling back as he put his glasses on, looking at Steve.

"Never heard of it." He lied.

"What were you doing on the Lemurian Star?" Steve asked, still walking towards him with quick strides.

"I was throwing up. I get seasick." He said making me scoff. He gasped as he hit the edge, almost falling back before Steve grabbed hold of his jacket and pulled him back, a small smirk coming to Sitwell's face.

"Is this little display meant to insinuate that you're gonna throw me off the roof?" He asked, giving Steve a testing look. "Because it's really not your style, Rogers." He said, Steve getting a tiny tiny smirk on his face.

"You're right. It's not." He said, setting him down and smoothing out Sitwell's jacket a little bit. "It's hers." He said, moving aside as Natasha kicked him off the side of the roof, Sitwell's scream comical as we all knew Sam was going to catch him.

"Oh, wait. What about that girl from Accounting, Laura.." Nat said, trying to remember the girls name as she still tried to set Steve us, who had his hands tucked in his pockets.

"Lila." He said, remembering for her as she nodded. "Lip piercing, right?" He asked, Nat nodding as she smiled.

"Yeah, she's cute." She said but Steve shook his head making me laugh.

"Yeah. I'm not ready for that." He said making me chuckle.

"You're not even ready for a girl with fake lashes, let alone piercings." I said, he rolled his eyes and scoffed as Natasha laughed just as Sitwell was brought back up to us by Sam, who tossed him back on the roof like a sack of potatoes, landing on the ground as his wings retracted and he turned to us. We walked over to Sitwell as he started to get us, trapping him between us all before he put a hand up and looked down.

"Zola's algorithm is a program for choosing Insight's targets." He panted, trying to catch his breath from almost dying.

"What targets?" He asked quickly.

"You!" He waved a hand up to us. "A TV anchor in Cairo, the Under Secretary of Defense, a high school valedictorian in Iowa City," He panted, sitting on his kneel as he rambled.

"Bruce Banner, Stephen Strange, anyone who's a threat to Hydra. Now, or in the future." He said, a hand coming over my mouth as my eyes widened. It's exactly like I thought would happen. This could mean the end of any sort of chance to fight them if they get in the air.

"In the future?" Steve asked, his brows furrowing. "How could it know?" He asked, Sitwell giving a laugh, looking up at Steve.

"How could it not?" He asked, taking a breath as he stood up. "The 21st century is a digital book. Zola taught Hydra how to read it." He said, looking between Nat and Steve.

"Your bank records, medical histories, voting patterns, emails, phone calls, your damn SAT scores!" He went on. "Zola's algorithm evaluates people's past to predict their future." He finished, Steve's look hardening.

"And what then?" He asked, Sitwell taking a moment before his eyes widened.

"Oh, my god. Pierce is gonna kill me." He muttered, Steve taking a step closer as Sam grabbed the back of his jacket.

"What then?" Steve repeated, raising his voice as Sitwell looked at him.

"Then the Insight Helicarriers scratch people off the list." He said, taking a pause as his voice shook ever so slightly. "A few million at a time." He said, our looks darkening before we all hurried into the car and set off.

Sitwell and Nat were in the back of the car as we drove on a highway bridge, I had shrunken myself small enough to sit on the center console between Steve and Sam to save room. Sitwell was looking out the windows in panic, looking out for something like someone was right around the corner.

"Hydra doesn't like leaks." Sitwell said, Sam looking at him from the rearview mirror with a scowl.

"Then why don't you try sticking a cork in it?" He asked, Nat sticking her head up front beside me.

"Insight's launching in 16 hours. We're cutting it a little bit close here." She said, Steve looking out the window with a small sigh.

"I know." He said, Sitwell still slightly panicking in the back. "We'll use him to bypass the DNA scans an access the helicarriers directly." He said, Sitwell looking at him in alarm at this plan.

"What? Are you crazy?" He asked, leaning forward. "That is a terrible, terrible idea." He said before a thud on the roof got all of our attention and I felt my heart drop. Please don't be Winter, please. A hand smashed through Sitwell's window, a metal arm grabbing him as I felt the tears in lump in my throat return as he was yanked from the car, getting immediately hit by a truck.

More thumping on top followed before Natasha made a move to the front, pushing me onto Steve as I panicked and shots were fired into the back seats, one hitting Sam's headrest which he dodged as Steve pulled the car into reverse, throwing the assailant off and in front of the car, his metal arm catching the concrete road as he slid to a stop, getting up as I felt my heart in my throat, tears filling my eyes again as we all watched him stand up. Nat went to shoot when a jeep crashed into us from behind, running us into him as he flipped back onto the roof of the car. Nat scrambled for her gun only for Winter to pull the steering wheel from Sam, literally pulling it from the car as Nat finally found her gun. The jeep ran into us again, the car hitting the curb as Winter rode on the front of the jeep.

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something i don't think about enough is the fact that, in vaults 31, 32, and 33, they need to have children. there's no choice. in order for the vault's population to survive, and to fulfill the mission of reclamation day, they need to reproduce.

of course, we also know that there's another element at play here: the actual mission of vaults 31, 32, and 33.

(below the cut, i discuss. the above with a bit more detail. spoilers in case u haven't watched the whole season i guess? also, i mention my sona/OC elodie, since she's my fun autistic way of understanding how these vaults affect the people within them.)

the three vaults aren't just to preserve humanity, they're also to preserve vault-tec, and create a line of super-managers from their own executive assistants. they took a bunch of people they deemed to have good genes, systemically unthawing and introducing them to the two breeding pools. i wouldn't be surprised if they unthawed people based on some algorithm that decided 'this person's genes would be the best to introduce into this gene pool'.

they probably also have some sort of genetic match system, especially for the triennial trade. who would be the best, from the applicants, to breed with the applicants from the other vault? it's likely rigged from the start. they know who's going over. the marriages are all, in a way, arranged, in order to preserve the experimental design.

there's a hypothesis, and they have to test it. there is no hypothesis if people breed willy-nilly.

now, from a dweller's perspective, all they know is that they're creating the next generation that will take over the surface. as a woman, that's their WHOLE PURPOSE. a woman's purpose in the vault is to have kids. their maternal care is probably incredibly good to protect this important throughline. if you don't have kids, then, you're seen as a poor contributor to the success of the vault.

i think there's a real horror here, though. it didn't seem as extreme as the other vaults' experiments, at first. but the more i thought about this, and the more i thought about how women didn't really get much choice in who they got with, the more horrific it felt.

then i also got to thinking, if they have all these cryofrozen people, why not unfreeze more of them to prevent the whole inbreeding thing. because it's deliberate, to control who reproduces with who. or that's my theory. they could easily prevent this whole genetic bottlenecking by introducing more members, more people with different genetics. but they don't.

to be randomly assigned a man, then to need to have kids with them, it's not a very reassuring thought. to have the genetically perfect man assigned too, it was just weird. alarm bells! what if he's terrible! what if our personalities aren't compatible!

to end it off, an interpretation of this through the eyes of a dweller. i've always wanted kids. and i think, inherently, that my oc, elodie, would also want kids. but then, upon finding out the truth behind the vault, how would she react? i know that i would wonder if that's even something i really wanted. and she, too, would wonder. was she just conditioned by people who were frozen 200+ years ago to want to have kids? would she ever choose that, if actually given the choice?

there's also the element of. if i had other people, would i actually choose to like the person i do? or is it also conditioned? with a lack of choices, there's only so many people you could fall for. could that love be real, and genuine? or is it manufactured by our circumstances.

so yeah. i didn't really think about how horrific the three vaults were, until i remembered "oh i'm afab. oh i would be horrified if i had to question if this was something i was conditioned to want or if its something i actually want. oh god i can't even have the person i love either."

it's an unsettling, but thought-provoking, experiment.

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The charms you make and sell occasionally are quite delightful, would you be willing to speak in more detail about your materials/methods? They've instilled in me the urge to make my own charms but I have no idea where to go looking for ingredients.

Sure! But first, a word of warning: Beware the Beadlust....it is far too easy to end up like that dril tweet with the candles but its beads. As for ingredients, I mostly peruse etsy! Not the best place for many reasons, but it's kind of like foraging to me, sifting through pages and pages of garbage to find the little grandmas doing lampwork and the bigger stores that seem to actually have a physical location somewhere (and sometimes sites off of etsy). And of course the occasional weird one off/vintage thing that pops up you gotta kinda know what material/style you want to look for though and willing to scrooooolll awhile, due to search algorithms being barely worth spit in a bucket these days. Otherwise I look around irl, i like Trading Posts as far as the US goes, which are basically just craft stores that tend to have a fun range and depending where you are may have some neat stuff from local native artists, which is cool. My current one I mostly go to for seed beads if I can, bc etsy sellers tend to charge you out the nose for a tiny baggy Oh, and thread, pay attention to thread and hole sizes, some beads have TINYYYY holes that are meant for TINYY strings or wires. I like waxed cotton, but for the finer stuff I have some uhhh some kind of nylon thread. I haven't figured out beading wire yet because i dont have anywhere to keep all the shit i'd need for crimping. But I do know how to Tie String! ALSO, THANKS! I will probably make more, i'm just excruciatingly picky about arrangement so it takes a second to settle on putting anything together

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Since I am blogging about it, I will outline my Tiktok "ban" stance - it is "fine", I have no objections and mildly support it, though I am not nearly as concerned about the tool as its proponents are and I approach it differently.

Fundamentally, "you can never impinge on freedoms in international relations" is a silly stance, because it leaves you vulnerable to exploitation by other parties. You do in fact have to "build" markets, rights, etc, none of them exist in the state of nature or whatever. China currently bans the large majority of western social media apps from the country as part of an explicit strategy for industrial policy for its own tech space and as information control on its citizenry. It is completely fair to go "samesies" in response, in the same way free trade agreements are signed by both parties. Now the US government didn't put a "until China lets Facebook in" clause in the bill or anything, but that is because everyone knows China isn't budging on this topic, I can't fault them for not bothering.

China also definitely does do the things it is accused of re: Tiktok. They aren't as heavy-handed as they are with their domestic platforms of course, but they algorithmically censor anti-China content, promote messages they care about, and share user data with central authorities. Now, I care about this less than others. Algorithms are perpetually overstated in their power, as users have agency, opinions, and also know what algorithms are and notice the rigging. The vast majority of people self-select their information consumption more than algs shape it. Tiktok is not a very effective tool in the CCP's kit. But it still is a tool, and again a stance of "the US government can never interfere with our speech institutions but foreign governments can go to town" is not practical stance, that isn't free speech at all. I find these crimes to be minor, but given that the punishment is "sell Tiktok to a US company at a fair price", that seems fine to me. The fact that ByteDance isn't doing that speaks volumes.

(I really don't care about the data stuff, as a bonus note. Data privacy is the perpetual "dog that didn't bark", and we in fact have large social costs from how religiously we try to protect it to avoid exaggerated harms. But it isn't of no concern, I am sure there are valid points in there.)

Still, I don't think people should downplay that it is legitimately awful for the community in practice. There are lots of wildly exaggerated numbers going around (no, 170 million Americans are not "active users" lol unless you stretch that word to the moon), but still, there are going to be millions of people who will have something load-bearing in their lives affected by a legal fight. The world is full of tradeoffs, I have no reason to think they should be happy about this. They have every right to lament it.

I do think this is another classic example of the US "legalism" policy dynamic - the idea of sitting down and just building the parallel infrastructure for US-hosted Tiktok once Bytedance refused to sell, and cutting them out of the loop entirely, was completely beyond us to consider, when that is the win-win solution to the dilemma. But w/e, in this case I recognize that is pretty idealistic, can't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.