DeepValueNetwork is a peer-to-peer database network managed and hosted by its community. It contains a browser to render 2D/3D content and allow the creation of scripted applications built on top ...
A Bloomberg terminal is just a PC that shows a bunch of stonks on a screen. This shit in the movies.
It's famous for being absurdly arcane, navigable only by keyboard shortcuts only found in the paper manual. Also it costs $2000 a month, and if you stop paying they used to send a guy to physically remove it from your premises. I think it's just a piece of Windows software now, though.
It seems like it's mostly a status/cultural thing, where you're not a "real" stock trader unless you've memorized all 5000 keyboard shortcuts.
A Bloomberg terminal is just a PC that shows a bunch of stonks on a screen. This shit in the movies.
It's famous for being absurdly arcane, navigable only by keyboard shortcuts only found in the paper manual. Also it costs $2000 a month, and if you stop paying they used to send a guy to physically remove it from your premises. I think it's just a piece of Windows software now, though.
It seems like it's mostly a status/cultural thing, where you're not a "real" stock trader unless you've memorized all 5000 keyboard shortcuts.
I think I heard there's also a chatroom in it.