nighthawk648

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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I think this is the largest necessity for those truly invested in a truly random performing system. The truly random system can also provide more sophisticated simulation / effects of said simulation. Think of trying to programmaticall
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
What is your opinion of the swagger spec + definition?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
> to reduce the incidence of death/injury ... Or you know large scale existential crisis. Nanotechnology is freaky man. Could be the easiest way for reality to be rewritten without anyone noticing..
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Btw, jpmorgan dev team is rediculous because support is so massive the only way new projects get done is by hiring massive amounts of people / consultant firms and then lay offs. Not saying there is a problem, I’m sure some people like
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Sorry couldn’t respond due to fault segmentation.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
The main reason I get so curious as to why so many developers would rather use premade packages then spend r&d into highly optimized solutions.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
How stable is python to run a full trading / quantitative algorithm on? I feel there are benefits for every language. I am just curious if super stable and scalable conditions can be met on python.
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Exactly. The project can be done by a small dedicated team though. Many teams require support past development life cycle, so I could see a small team upgrading and passing support back to the original product owners. It seems the politics