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by affyboi 3y ago
Citadel securities is the market maker, Citadel is the hedge fund and doesn’t have access to data from the other side
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by affyboi 3y ago
> I don't care if exchanges trade back and forth all day to simulate fake demand (volume/exchanges between wallets that aren't actually going to transactions for goods/services aka crypto isn't really being used
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by affyboi 3y ago
I mean, yes. Every single time there’s an aviation incident there’s an extremely thorough investigation and generally a set of concrete recommendations to go along with it. Pilots are human, automated systems fail, and the goal is to maximi
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by affyboi 3y ago
Either doing a graduate degree or quant funds
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by affyboi 3y ago
Stock buybacks are different from wash trading. When a company does a stock buyback it’s abundantly clear that the company is buying its own stock. The point of wash trading is to make it seem like there’s more activity around a traded secu
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by affyboi 3y ago
Except > But there’s more going on here than the fact that the R1T is heavy. > As it turns out, this excessive front tire wear can likely be tied back to Rivian’s “Conserve” drive mode.
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by affyboi 4y ago
For quant finance and HFT noncompetes usually pay out pretty generously
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by affyboi 4y ago
I believe the SIP feed in the US is pretty much the same deal
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by affyboi 4y ago
I mean because you’re using their platform and these are the terms - people have always been free to use other brokers, like the ones that charged commission. Regulations also mean that you have to get NBBO or better so your fill price is n
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by affyboi 4y ago
The potential email service looks very exciting
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by affyboi 4y ago
> What do you think happens when a bank collapses? Your money is magically protected? https://www.fdic.gov/
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by affyboi 5y ago
I used an app clip for a restaurant menu once
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by affyboi 5y ago
https://afnan.io
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by affyboi 5y ago
I don’t know that you can use the acceptance rate as a direct comparison to med school, you have different populations applying to each. I remember there was a PA that did end up going to med school and took the PA boards (forget what they
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by affyboi 5y ago
Doctors undergo a lot more and far more rigorous training than NPs, which is reflected in their efficacy. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32362078/ https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.
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by affyboi 5y ago
I own a speedmaster, I don’t feel salty at all. I think these look pretty cool
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by affyboi 5y ago
I think it’s fine in finance, noncompete terms are pretty generous and there’s a real case for IP sensitivity with trading strategies and alphas
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by affyboi 5y ago
Sorry I'm not sure I quite follow by what you mean by canonical, do you something like applying a standard style?
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by affyboi 5y ago
I would recommend using tree-sitter, it's probably easier not to reinvent the wheel, especially when parsing something like C++. It's also really fast
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by affyboi 5y ago
Probably more just a function of my poor heuristics (or lack thereof), diffsitter does equality comparisons on tree sitter nodes, which can also cause weird stuff like this where text gets grouped together. I'm redoing the diffing algo
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by affyboi 5y ago
Not if they do any sort of alignment (like structs in golang)
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by affyboi 5y ago
Yes, it's not currently very performant for larger files (have a branch in the works to fix this). Checked out the link, it's an interesting read
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by affyboi 5y ago
Short answer is that it doesn't: it lets tree-sitter do the heavy lifting to parse everything
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by affyboi 5y ago
Hey guys, author of the project here. I'll admit I was a bit surprised to see this on the front page, I want to say that this is very much alpha software (I very deliberately can't let it hit 1.0 yet), so definitely very rough aro
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by affyboi 5y ago
Author of diffsitter here I think some of the issues are alleviated because tree sitter was made with text editors in mind, so you're not really getting a compiler parser as editors still care about comments and whatnot. It's also
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by affyboi 6y ago
The Ivies tend to have pretty generous aid since they have massive endowments
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by affyboi 6y ago
Yes, it's absolutely a thing. I don't know how experiences vary, but Alex Azar, the current secretary of health and human services, former president of Eli Lilly, was an alumni of my frat. I've also hit up random alums at var
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by affyboi 6y ago
This is pretty small and trivial, but I'm trying to implement DP problems in Haskell just to get some more practice with it. I'm stuck on Manacher's algorithm for finding longest palindromic substrings
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by affyboi 6y ago
lol and our landlord wanted to raise our rent prices in response to us asking to go month-to-month
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by affyboi 6y ago
There's a whole industry that also got built around test prep, and it's pretty lucrative. the tutor that my friends and I had was really expensive, and she consistently had kids that were scoring near perfect on the SAT and ACT.

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