I’m interested in High-Frequency Trading (HFT) using algorithms, starting with basic trading algorithms like RSI Divergence and Arbitrage. I’m utilizing the Binance API to retrieve ticker data. If anyone has experience with this or is interested, I’d love to connect and discuss.
Kind of depends what exactly you're trying to learn, but if you're working up to ML/AI, then there's How to get from high school math to cutting-edge ML/AI from last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41276675
This is really interesting but it seems too good to be true.
You’re going to reply that it’s not for everyone, but you’ll have nothing positive to say about the audience for whom this is a bad fit, which is also a suspicious form of generalization. It’s kind of like how the chatbots and for that matter most online learning resources give the psychic feeling of learning.
I’m interested in data structures and algorithms, particularly those related to mathematics. If you have any relevant materials or resources, I would greatly appreciate them.
Their public IP is how they reach your server, unless you're on the same computer or local network as them. Are you? It's not clear from your post where Node is running relative to your user.
The workflow goes like this: I’m working on a React application where users make API requests and send data. I need to capture the user’s public IP address before storing the data. Currently, my method returns the local IP address, but I need the public IP address instead.
I'm still not sure if this is what you're asking, but have you already tried checking `req.headers['x-forwarded-for']`? Normally node just knows the incoming request IP (that's how it was reached to begin with), but if you're behind another server or proxy, sometimes the original IP gets forwarded instead.
If that's not what you're asking... can you please clarify your client-server architecture (if there even is one?)
Where is Node running? Is it on an internet-facing server, acting as a backend? Or are you doing some sort of local desktop app? Is Node using its own http systems to act as a server, or is there some other web server or reverse proxy running in front of it?
Is React running on the client's browser, separate from Node altogether? Or are you using React on the backend too (like in Next or similar)?
On the side panel, there should be config option for each form input, like placeholder, validation, etc
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