Nicholas Strong
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Date Joined
24th April, 2020
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Python Programming
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2020-04-24 21:46:54
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View MoreNicholas started the discussion Cash not matching?
I am getting some weird discrepancies between Portfolio.Cash and the cash reported in errors....
Nicholas started the discussion Lean Install with Python on Linux - Not finding python3.6m
Hey guys,
Nicholas started the discussion ToolBox : Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel.
When trying to download GDAX data with the ToolBox, I get the error:
Nicholas left a comment in the discussion Lean Install with Python on Linux - Not finding python3.6m
So, I got a little further:
Nicholas started the discussion Cash not matching?
I am getting some weird discrepancies between Portfolio.Cash and the cash reported in errors....
Nicholas started the discussion Lean Install with Python on Linux - Not finding python3.6m
Hey guys,
Nicholas started the discussion ToolBox : Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel.
When trying to download GDAX data with the ToolBox, I get the error:
Nicholas left a comment in the discussion Lean Install with Python on Linux - Not finding python3.6m
Hi Jared, yes I saw that and switched to Python 3.6.8 and this still persists.
Nicholas left a comment in the discussion Lean Install with Python on Linux - Not finding python3.6m
So, I got a little further:
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Nicholas left a comment in the discussion Lean Install with Python on Linux - Not finding python3.6m
Hi Jared, yes I saw that and switched to Python 3.6.8 and this still persists.
5 years ago