Saturday, May 4, 2013
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Ubah, Ini Kalilah .... Ubah, Sudah
We expect them to do "stuff", we will continue to complain, gather evidence of wrongdoing and electioneering offences .... but at the same time we must continue to gather all people we know to vote in order to nullify the "stuff" and "shenanigans".
While crowds at ceramah may not fully transfer into actual votes, I'd rather we have the crowds we had at PR rallies than those at BN rallies.
My prediction, as reflected in the chart below, after consideration for the swings among groupings is 125 for PR, and that is after accounting for shenanigans. The two kingmaker states will be Johor and Sabah.
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While crowds at ceramah may not fully transfer into actual votes, I'd rather we have the crowds we had at PR rallies than those at BN rallies.
My prediction, as reflected in the chart below, after consideration for the swings among groupings is 125 for PR, and that is after accounting for shenanigans. The two kingmaker states will be Johor and Sabah.
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Why Ubah ... Why Are Most Malaysians Frustrated ... Vote People
We hear of so many "tricks", hence not much point in complaining now ... we need to drag all people we know who never voted to go and vote so that we can neutralise the "tricks". Listen to Patrick Teoh making full sense of the whys .... this is bigger than you and me, it totally changes the course of history for us.
The state of high frequency trading -- interview with Dave Cliff
This is a very short interview with Dave Cliff of the University of Bristol who knows more about high frequency trading, the good and the bad, than just about anyone else. Short take: the wild west period may be over, the potential for huge profits has been arbitraged away, HFT now looks more like part of the fixed and settled landscape than something really new.
Labels:
hft,
technology
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
How to think about the future -- event in London 3 May 2013
In case anyone is in London this Friday night, 3 May 2013, I'll be taking part in a public panel discussion and question and answer session along with Nate Silver, author of the bestseller The Signal and the Noise. Other panellists will be Robert Fildes, director of the Forecasting Centre, Lancaster Business School, Gregory Mead, CEO and co-founder of Musicmetric and Jessica Bland (Chairperson), in charge of Technology Futures at the London-based and forward-thinking charity Nesta. The event will run from 18:00 to 20:00 at Shoreditch Town Hall, 380 Old Street, EC1V London. Topic: how to think about the future in which technology and data is rapidly amplifying the possibilities of making predictions.
Yes, I'm am talking about THE famous Shoreditch Town Hall, which was of course the first building in the UK to be fitted with electricity (at least Jessica Bland said so).
Yes, I'm am talking about THE famous Shoreditch Town Hall, which was of course the first building in the UK to be fitted with electricity (at least Jessica Bland said so).
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