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The API key and secret should not be stored in a configuration file the way you have done. It should be isolated and loaded from a file that is not tracked, ideally outside this source tree altogether and encrypted. |
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Yeah this guy is not very brilliant, he wont merge code, doesn't use encryption for API's amongst many other things. |
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Is it a fork that uses Binance API with paper trading ? probably built it
AI and has lots of bugs
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I see the value in the code but I don't think it can be extended until the
main application file is refactored, broken down into components and
implements OOP.
If anyone tried to extend it now, all the effort would be rendered useless
if someone did the reorganisation. The main file is a dumping ground of
random methods. They all need to be categorised and separated into
different files.
Ironically, ai could do that job in minutes. Just needs someone with
professional software engineering experience to drive that.
I have to will to do it myself but it is crunch time at work so I can't
look at this for the time being.
I reviewed the code but couldn't make any assessment of the rigor of the
application or algorithms as its all just mixed up with trivial supporting
methods.
That all has to be cleaned up before anyone can see if there are any
financial risks due to bugs or other errors.
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Not to mention the API is unencrypted which took a simple line of code. And
this dude has already said that he won't accept anyone else's code.
Kind of counterintuitive my opinion. Some of the trading data is actually
trading off from history instead of current.
The project also could be multi-threaded so every coin trains at the same
time instead of one after another which ends up taking all day especially
if you have 10 coins.
The whole thing is really sloppy and fits the name garage Steve.
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I see the value in the code but I don't think it can be extended until the
main application file is refactored, broken down into components and
implements OOP.
If anyone tried to extend it now, all the effort would be rendered useless
if someone did the reorganisation. The main file is a dumping ground of
random methods. They all need to be categorised and separated into
different files.
Ironically, ai could do that job in minutes. Just needs someone with
professional software engineering experience to drive that.
I have to will to do it myself but it is crunch time at work so I can't
look at this for the time being.
I reviewed the code but couldn't make any assessment of the rigor of the
application or algorithms as its all just mixed up with trivial supporting
methods.
That all has to be cleaned up before anyone can see if there are any
financial risks due to bugs or other errors.
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He said he won't take any pull requests?
Lmao
That actually motivates me to fork it and make it better.
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Not to mention the API is unencrypted which took a simple line of code.
And
this dude has already said that he won't accept anyone else's code.
Kind of counterintuitive my opinion. Some of the trading data is actually
trading off from history instead of current.
The project also could be multi-threaded so every coin trains at the same
time instead of one after another which ends up taking all day especially
if you have 10 coins.
The whole thing is really sloppy and fits the name garage Steve.
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> I see the value in the code but I don't think it can be extended until
the
> main application file is refactored, broken down into components and
> implements OOP.
>
> If anyone tried to extend it now, all the effort would be rendered
useless
> if someone did the reorganisation. The main file is a dumping ground of
> random methods. They all need to be categorised and separated into
> different files.
>
> Ironically, ai could do that job in minutes. Just needs someone with
> professional software engineering experience to drive that.
>
> I have to will to do it myself but it is crunch time at work so I can't
> look at this for the time being.
>
> I reviewed the code but couldn't make any assessment of the rigor of the
> application or algorithms as its all just mixed up with trivial
supporting
> methods.
>
> That all has to be cleaned up before anyone can see if there are any
> financial risks due to bugs or other errors.
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To be honest that's why I spammed the shit out him, I am drizztdowhateva, I believe in freedom of speech and open source code wholeheartedly, I told him that if anything ever came of it that I would give him 10% guaranteed because I believe in a handshake and I literally said it in the Facebook forums. Oh well no such thing as bad publicity. I have two different accounts one for my legitimate business with an Incorporation, and this one. Drizzt is from the Forgotten Realms series, but anyways yeah, I think the guy isn't willing to play nice with the whole concept of GitHub, which frustrates me highly. Not to mention, he's not willing to admit the shortcomings and take professional help. He will block me at this point and try to censor this, but we are the real gate keepers, and I felt the same way that you do. I've been doing this shit since 300 baud modems, ran my own bulletin board service, and used to freak Ma Bell all the way up to recording coin tones at 2600hz. Either this kid is hiding something in his code(beside slop) or he's incredibly naive. Anyways enough of stupid flexes, people that use GitHub but refuse any other Improvement is hypocrisy. That's what git hub exists for. On the other hand I've moved on to a program that I designed that helps people merge the ZIP code into their ham radio. In general people don't trust a guy named garage Steve with their money. Just saying. Not to mention he's been talking about making a cash option or something of that sort, it's called a dry run dummy, simulation? And I don't think anything is getting lint or smoke tested. The scaffolding is subpar. Also he did not see the benefit of running it on Mac OS and Linux, windows was as only interest if you look at the code, all the paths are hard coded. 🤔
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lmao made a sensible reply to yet another one of his FB posts about the
veracity of his code and what he needs to do about it (simply).
Did warn him of the consequences otherwise. It is unfit for purpose, may be
sued etc.
Gave him simple advice to follow.
Sent me a smiley face and then blocked me.
What a clown
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To be honest that's why I spammed the shit out him, I am drizztdowhateva,
I believe in freedom of speech and open source code wholeheartedly, I told
him that if anything ever came of it that I would give him 10% guaranteed
because I believe in a handshake and I literally said it in the Facebook
forums. Oh well no such thing as bad publicity.
I have two different accounts one for my legitimate business with an
Incorporation, and this one. Drizzt is from the Forgotten Realms series,
but anyways yeah, I think the guy isn't willing to play nice with the whole
concept of GitHub, which frustrates me highly. Not to mention, he's not
willing to admit the shortcomings and take professional help.
He will block me at this point and try to censor this, but we are the real
gate keepers, and I felt the same way that you do. I've been doing this
shit since 300 baud modems, ran my own bulletin board service, and used to
freak Ma Bell all the way up to recording coin tones at 2600hz. Either this
kid is hiding something in his code(beside slop) or he's incredibly naive.
Anyways enough of stupid flexes, people that use GitHub but refuse any
other Improvement is hypocrisy. That's what git hub exists for.
On the other hand I've moved on to a program that I designed that helps
people merge the ZIP code into their ham radio. In general people don't
trust a guy named garage Steve with their money. Just saying.
Not to mention he's been talking about making a cash option or something
of that sort, it's called a dry run dummy, simulation? And I don't think
anything is getting lint or smoke tested. The scaffolding is subpar. Also
he did not see the benefit of running it on Mac OS and Linux, windows was
as only interest if you look at the code, all the paths are hard coded. 🤔
He said he won't take any pull requests?
Lmao
That actually motivates me to fork it and make it better.
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Not to mention, the API is unencrypted, which took a simple line of code.
And
this dude has already said that he won't accept anyone else's code.
Kind of counterintuitive my opinion. Some of the trading data is actually
trading off from history instead of current.
The project also could be multi-threaded so every coin trains at the same
time instead of one after another which ends up taking all day especially
if you have 10 coins.
The whole thing is really sloppy and fits the name garage Steve.
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I see the value in the code but I don't think it can be extended until
the
main application file is refactored, broken down into components and
implements OOP.
If anyone tried to extend it now, all the effort would be rendered
useless
if someone did the reorganisation. The main file is a dumping ground of
random methods. They all need to be categorised and separated into
different files.
Ironically, ai could do that job in minutes. Just needs someone with
professional software engineering experience to drive that.
I have to will to do it myself but it is crunch time at work so I can't
look at this for the time being.
I reviewed the code but couldn't make any assessment of the rigor of the
application or algorithms as its all just mixed up with trivial
supporting
methods.
That all has to be cleaned up before anyone can see if there are any
financial risks due to bugs or other errors.
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Is it a fork that uses Binance API with paper trading ? probably built
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- Credit original author (garagesteve1155) at the top - Document what this fork changes vs upstream - Reference upstream issues addressed (garagesteve1155#22, garagesteve1155#29, garagesteve1155#34, garagesteve1155#35) - Replace Robinhood setup instructions with Binance - Add batch launcher quick-start table - Document new training UX features (skip-trained, resume, progress bar) - Add architecture overview and git clone instructions Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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