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Re:Looking Forward: Support for Secure Shell by artursapek on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @05:59PM (#9649319)
How can two lines of code be earning you shit tons of cash? Can you show it if you swapped out specific details with generic placeholders (which page you're parsing, which endpoint you're hitting)?
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Re:Looking Forward: Support for Secure Shell by wumbernang on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @06:14PM (#9649386)
It merely exploits some fundamental differences on how humans operate between two markets and turns that into real-time information for me on which I can make trade decisions.

This isn't stocks, shares, futures etc for ref either.

I don't want to say any more nor post any code as it's unique and a good earner at the moment.

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Re:Looking Forward: Support for Secure Shell by pbowyer on Wednesday June 03, 2015 @02:23AM (#9650861)
> It merely exploits some fundamental differences on how humans operate between two markets and turns that into real-time information for me on which I can make trade decisions.

Now that's teasing ;)

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Re:Looking Forward: Support for Secure Shell by the_af on Wednesday June 03, 2015 @09:12AM (#9652235)
> It merely exploits some fundamental differences on how humans operate between two markets and turns that into real-time information for me on which I can make trade decisions

Let me guess: arbitrage applied to sports gambling. Wink my way if I'm on the right track.

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Re:Looking Forward: Support for Secure Shell by wumbernang on Wednesday June 03, 2015 @10:15AM (#9652667)
No wink. Doesn't involve betting. Although that's a good idea :)
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Re:Looking Forward: Support for Secure Shell by artursapek on Tuesday June 02, 2015 @06:25PM (#9649449)
Understandable. Sounds really interesting.
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