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Category: Recreation

This section of content is dedicated to recreation documentation that can discuss anything from sports to tv shows!

  • Stillwater – Collectible Fishing Game with Free Prizes

    Stillwater is a demo of a concept I can’t seem to shake. I constantly come back to ideas that would allow users of a fun app/service to get paid back. Stillwater is a collectible fishing game that demos another way to do that. Jump to the game by clicking here. Stillwater allows you to collect…

  • PokeFuse – New Pokemon Fusion Fan Game

    PokeFuse – New Pokemon Fusion Fan Game

    There is an entertaining Pokemon fan game called ‘Pokemon Infinite Fusion’ that is an enjoyable rerendering of Pokemon. The game introduced the fusion function, allowing players/trainers to merge their team into novel monstrosities. This concept prompted me to create a much more simplistic, yet enjoyable fangame myself – PokeFuse. While a full story revolving around…

  • What a Waist of Time

    I had some free time today and spent it scrolling social media. A few hours later, I felt horrible and sat on my back thinking about how much of a waste of time it was. Then I started repeating that over and over “waste of time” “waste of time” “waste of time” “waist of time”….…

  • Returning from a Great Adventure in Collectibles

    I had a great adventure in collectibles that I have just wrapped up. Today I want to share my findings in the collectible card market and where I believe things are going for the industry and myself. After starting a business in the collectible card industry (Pokemon focused), I’ve made interesting observations. I’ll categorize them…

  • The Two Fears that the Direct Stock Market Volume

    The Two Fears that the Direct Stock Market Volume

    As a follow up to this macro-stock-market review on the best day of the week to trade, I dove into the best time of the day to trade. I learned that the stock market is driven by two fears. Hypothesis I believe the market open will trigger a volume spike across tickers, and the close…

  • Authentic Competition in Sports

    Authentic Competition in Sports

    I am embarrassed to admit my ignorance on this topic, but I never truly knew or thought about open sporting events like tennis, soccer, and golf. The first time I was told about the format, my first thought was “well, I’m sure your over simplifying it” because there is no way that anyone can just…

  • Entering the World of Resale – Lessons Learned

    Entering the World of Resale – Lessons Learned

    My first official LLC was a simple resale business operated out of my garage like many others. I was familiar with PC hardware as I exposed myself at a young age, building computers for my friends and family. I wanted to capitalize on this, but the margins in the PC building scene we minimal. That…

  • Penguin Weights – My Introduction to ML

    Penguin Weights – My Introduction to ML

    Through college I was getting bored of my courses as I learned about logical operational rules of the road. Then came my first Python course and I started to see the countless possibilities and power of data. This was my very first Python project result and it happens to include penguin data: https://TMITLT.com/projects/penguin-weights I know…

  • Macroeconomics – Stock Market – December and Days of the Week

    I have a few hunches about the stock market at a macro level that I have decided to review and share. The questions, hypotheses, and findings are below. What is the Perfect Day to Buy/Sell? The more I learn about the stock market, the more questions I have. One question that has been at the…

  • Pstock Bot Intro

    I’ve always loved building predictive systems and it’s about time I made one for the stock market. In the past, I have used various models to predict market movement, but none exceeded 60% accuracy with a return rate I found satisfactory. That is, until recently. The Next Generation I have now taken an entirely new…