magmasystems

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   Technical Evaluation of a Startup(blog.langworth.com)

   3 points by magmasystems 4y ago|0 comments
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   by magmasystems 5y ago

   Wow, my brother works on Quartz. But I think that half of BofA does. Higgins and Kirat formed their own company to bring the Quartz/Athena paradigm to the masses.
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   by magmasystems 6y ago

   I just offer myself. I do everything (except coding) for my clients. Right now, many clients come from word-of-mouth. If a client of mine is happy with my work, they tend to recommend me to others in their incubator/accelerator space.
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   by magmasystems 6y ago

   I have been following your blog since it first came out, Michael. Congrats on your successes. Coincidentally, I also wrote up my 2020 recap today for my CTO-as-a-Service, and posted it on my website (ctoasaservice.org). It was a really str
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   by magmasystems 6y ago

   Ah, Google Finance. Something close to my heart. In 2011, I was heading development at Citadel's Investment Bank (Citadel being a large hedge fund), after finishing a stint as Citigroup Investment Bank's Chief Architect. I used Go
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   by magmasystems 7y ago

   I wrote one of the first word processors for Unix, and showed it at the first UnixExpo in the Javits Center in 1984. When the company that was marketing it went out of business, I ported the word processor to the IBM PC, and it became a ver
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   by magmasystems 7y ago

   Oh my god! It's SETL. After getting my Masters degree in the early 80s, I went to NYU for my Ph.D. with the intent purpose of working on SETL with Jack Schwartz. Unfortunately, by that time, Jack had moved on from SETL and onto the wor
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   by magmasystems 9y ago

   Hello all, I am a bit late to this discussion, as Sarah Butcher (the author of the article) just informed me about this thread. This is Marc Adler, the person that was talked about in this article. It's great to see the discussion arou
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   by magmasystems 9y ago

   SEEKING WORK - New York Metro Area or Remote Technologies - C#, Java, WPF, SQL, MongoDB, Neo4J, Microservices, Messaging (ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, Kafka, Tibo), ELK, REST, Docker, Azure About me: Financial Services veteran, built all sort of sys
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    by magmasystems 10y ago

    Knowing John's work at various investment banks, I would venture to guess that Spreadserve will be a top-notch product. Scaling Excel is something that has been needed for a long time. How many times have we, in IT, gotten complaints f
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    by magmasystems 11y ago

    I have users who are running into problems with slow performance and crashes when doing larges recalcs with 32-bit Excel on their desktops. Can SpreadServe help?