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Banker Roommates Follow Zuckerberg Not Blankfein With IvyConnect(bloomberg.com)
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Online Video-Ad Startups Rivaling Google Seen Near IPOs(bloomberg.com)
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Financial Regulation and Impact on Computational Complexity(blog.xcelerit.com)
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Google retiring 8 services including Reader and Search API for Shopping(techcrunch.com)
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Technology Parks and Entrepreneurial Outcomes around the World [pdf](ssrn.com)
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Working from home is a dead-end job(marketwatch.com)
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Anonymous attack releases password hashes and contact info of 4000 bank contacts(zdnet.com)
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IARPA's Knowledge Representation in Neural Systems program(iarpa.gov)
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Six types of clicks that Google gets paid less for(blog.traffick.com)
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Chicago Fed: How to keep markets safe in the era of HFT [PDF Warning](chicagofed.org)
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Complete Concurrent Garbage Collector on FPGA [pdf](researcher.watson.ibm.com)
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Mind control moves into battle (Darpa EEG battlefield vision system)(bbc.com)
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by gkuan 14y ago
Hmm, that may be true. There are certainly a lot of recent locked handsets one can only buy in a post-paid package in the US. In my experience, however, post-paid overage rates can be quite substantial too (plus any so-called "cramming"). S
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by gkuan 14y ago
Actually, don't get me wrong. I think HFT is great (and I thought your HFT Apologist series was excellent). It reduces spreads greatly. There is nothing intrinsically wrong with prop firms, market makers, etc. But it is also an increasingly
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by gkuan 14y ago
Moreover, I would suggest you read Johnson et al's research on mini-flash crashes ( http://arxiv.org/pdf/1202.1448.pdf ) if you hold that the markets are stable dynamical systems.
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by gkuan 14y ago
Yes, exactly, but it is still risk. They certainly haven't lost their money yet. If everything works out right, they shouldn't have to. But the financial world is much too complicated to say that there is minimal risk for any party, even if
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by gkuan 14y ago
Yes, no risk to others unless you happen to be one of their newly acquired futures broker unit's customers with $411 million in deposits. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/08/02/knightcapital-regu...
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What went wrong with Knight's trading algos (fintech people speculate)(waterstechnology.com)
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Do VCs Use Inside Rounds to Dilute Founders? Data says no.(ssrn.com)
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by gkuan 14y ago
My two cents... It seems to require quite a bit of scrolling. Also, even on 1920x1200, I can't get a single screenshot on a single screen (i.e., I can't see a whole web page screenshot in a single screenful). Perhaps a scaled down preview s
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by gkuan 14y ago
Well, the author of the article called functional programming (FP) a "bandwagon" and cited how mainstream languages are incorporating FP features. This suggests to me that at least according to this author, FP is already "catching on" and p
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by gkuan 14y ago
500? If there were only that many faculty openings when I was on the job market... Ever since the dot com bust and more recent state government delevering, the academic job market for computer science has never been quite the same. I hear t
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by gkuan 14y ago
This issue definitely isn't unique to Codecademy. I spent way too much time figuring out the exact combination of whitespace that would satisfy CodeEval. I suppose finding the right set of fine-grain test cases remains a problem. Perhaps th
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by gkuan 14y ago
The "playpen" or "sandbox" itself doesn't have to be "wildly" successful, but the entrepreneur must have the wherewithal to launch a company with a sufficiently large team to execute all those ideas. This entails either a successful exit fo
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by gkuan 14y ago
I like the candy machine example. I have an even more absurd example: a Craigslist post looking for someone with 5 years of iPhone App Dev experience weeks after the first iPhone was released.