I have found myself using MS Edge/Copilot quite a bit for random inquiries -- esp. where I suspect the answer is likely on the web somewhere. Anybody else? Old method: 1) do Google search, 2) parse through results New method: 1) just ask Copilot To be fair, Google search will often just give a direc...
A convex backside definitely helps in the "ambidextrous sofa problem" (below).
I am not seeing how it would help for this one, at least by just watching the gif
After Luke's mother dies: xNtftzGqrmY I don't care if it rains or freezes Long as I've got my plastic Jesus Sitting on the dashboard of my car Comes in colors pink and pleasant Glows in the dark cause it's iridescent Take it with you ... when you travel far. Get yourself a sweet Madonna Dressed in r...
Take 2). A little googling suggests to me that the net corporate buy-backs are estimated by tracking the changes in shares issued off the quarterly reports. Now there is a lot of work already done on detecting/reading SEC filings in a timely manner. In fact, the other day, I ran across this API o...
Just to make sure my advice works, I just gave Copilot the prompt "I need a Python program that downloads an excel file, where I have the url for the file." It produced something similar to this: # DLTest.py import requests import os import os.path save_path = 'D:/Downloads/temp.xlsx' url...
I suspect you haven't invested enough effort of your own into this. For example, I had never heard of 5). Two minutes googling turned up this page , which has a downloadable excel file that apparently is maintained. You could probably write a simple python program to automate the download -- or ...
Two days ago (Tues Dec 26, 2023) had the record low close for the VIX1D, (so far) over its short history.
Of course, things are usually seasonally quiet this time of year.