I’m looking at a lot of things like psychology and sport that might not seem related to trading, but they significantly inform my perspectives on efficiency, innovative decision-making and incremental improvement.” “I read a lot of books and watch documentaries, which some people might say is leisure, but I find invaluable analogies there about how teams go through challenging seasons and come back stronger. “Though most of my waking hours are devoted to my work, my definition of 'work' has evolved,” says Fadeev of his maturation. One year later, the assets under management and employee numbers have shrunk (they’re down to $80m and 12 respectively) and so has Fadeev’s risk of burning out. Aged only 26, Fadeev was running Fasanara Digital, a quant crypto hedge fund with 13 employees and $150m of crypto assets under management and in doing so he was working all day and all night.
Most of the documentation I found for rooting the Optmius Hub isn't very complete or user-friendly.The last time we spoke to Nikita Fadeev, he seemed a potential poster boy for premature burnout. It does look like rooting your phone could solve your problem, but I would recommend against doing so unless you really feel like you know what you're doing. A lot of recent phones have been shipping with very small internal storage, compared to, say, a 32GB SD card, and once they fill up it there isn't much to do about it. I'm pretty disappointed that they removed the ability to install apps to SD cards. I remember there used to be an option in the Application Settings page to move an app to SD card, but I checked on my phone and it looks like that option was removed a few versions ago. I went digging around in the Google Play settings and I couldn't find an option to set a default place to install apps. I've been looking at a few apps that advertise being able to move apps onto an SD card, but each I've tried requires root. This video in particular should be helpful for moving both files and apps to your SD card.
Here's a list of YouTube videos that explain how to do this. This can be done by long pressing the folder/file name, selecting "move" from the options, and then navigating to the SD card and selecting "paste". that you don't want to delete, but don't want on your internal storage, you can use the file manager to move them. If there is a large group of music, pictures, etc. Once you have that installed you can look in your Downloads, Music, and DCIM (pictures) folders and see if there are any large files that you can delete. I'd recommend getting a file manager from the play store to see what is taking up so much space on your internal storage. The two solutions are to either migrate some of the data (photos, music, downloads, etc.) from your internal storage to your SD card, or move apps from your internal storage to SD card. Hi! This sometimes happens to me on my own phone.
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