mraza007

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by mraza007 6y ago
I wonder How can someone become an expert at python. Even though i have worked for two global banks as an intern but now I’m exploring to land a position in HFT to gain more financial/tech experience to become more well rounded person
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by mraza007 6y ago
Where can i find openHFT
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by mraza007 6y ago
Thanks for sharing all this
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by mraza007 6y ago
I think Jane Street is using OCaml I’m not sure why did they decided to go with functional programming even though most popular firms are still using C/C++ Do you think using functional programming might have advantage over these progr
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by mraza007 6y ago
Yup mostly tech driven trading shops use technology that’s why they have competitive edge compared to banks
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by mraza007 6y ago
Nice building algo requires heavy math knowledge correct me if I’m wrong Most firms look for masters or Phds for that type of role
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by mraza007 6y ago
Wait how come if you don’t mind sharing your experience
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by mraza007 6y ago
Couldn't agree more, I have met people doing entire risk modelling in excel. It's a pretty powerful tool but nowadays everyone in financial world in emphasizing on the importance Python and Pandas. Even Non Technical people in fin
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by mraza007 6y ago
Agreed i heard from few friends they worked crazy hours plus it was a high stress job
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by mraza007 6y ago
Thanks for sharing that Out of curiosity do you work for trading firms
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by mraza007 6y ago
Even with the experience you have Won’t get there attention That’s crazy
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by mraza007 6y ago
I see I’m currently programming mostly in python at my day job do you any good resources i could consume to gain more knowledge on OSes
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Ask HN: What programming skills are required by HFT or Trading firms
217 points by mraza007 6y ago|214 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Nicee
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by mraza007 6y ago
Agreed Very well written answer. I’m just waiting for more people to comment on this so i can hear different perspectives
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by mraza007 6y ago
I actually wrote a simple hn script that sends me top stories everyday. If you wanna check it out let me know
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by mraza007 6y ago
How are you implementing that. It sounds really cool
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by mraza007 6y ago
Your site is very clean and minimal
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Ask HN: How open source contributions helped you land a job
12 points by mraza007 6y ago|4 comments
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by mraza007 6y ago
Banking is highly regulated industry so they had to be careful
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by mraza007 6y ago
Just sent request acsess
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by mraza007 6y ago
Really like your product Do you have to be a paid user to get access
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by mraza007 6y ago
Looks cool seems like you have to request access to it
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by mraza007 6y ago
What text editor do you use to do that. I have explored vimwiki to keep track of things i learn and it has been helpful but sometimes it gets harder to maintain sometimes (thats just a personal opinion)
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by mraza007 6y ago
I think its really useful to have track of things you come across when doing a project and learning something new. Yes you can google search but if you have already written it somewhere its just easier to go back to and further more you can
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by mraza007 6y ago
I really like your app
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by mraza007 6y ago
I have been thinking about it lately to learn emacs and especially for orgmode
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by mraza007 6y ago
This sounds promising I wish they offered an api to update the notes
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by mraza007 6y ago
Sure definitely Do you think if we can search to it that would be great
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by mraza007 6y ago
Wow i really like this project Its simple and easy to use especially for some one who’s an avid commandline user

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