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nnoitra
6y ago
I hope you are right
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6y ago
Software engineering salaries will go significantly down as a result of this, wont they?
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6y ago
Absolutely yes, if you have only been working with langs such as C, Java, Javascript etc. Basically it will fundamentally shift your thinking. Honestly though, I prefer ocaml much more than haskell because it has a cleaner syntax.
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6y ago
In my opinion, it's worth reading because it's entertaining.
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6y ago
Simple thinking is frowned upon nowadays.
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6y ago
And when he doesn't pay back?
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6y ago
How on earth wasn't he rejected going -700K?
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6y ago
Do you need to get Msc to learn a AI/ML to get more monies?
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6y ago
I don't know of a discipline called "coding". For Soft End. I'd argue that a really strong undergrad degree in CS is a huge advantage.
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6y ago
And to go above that? Grad school and Phd or just very specialized niche knowledge or moving into finance/quant jobs?
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6y ago
yup
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6y ago
LE?
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6y ago
Laughable, to run nix commands one has to install the Ubuntu subsystem and run into a plethora of other problems. OS ranking is pretty much: MacOS > Windows > *nix garbage
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6y ago
And neither of them will be alive in 100 years.
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6y ago
Choosing C++ over C means his programming abilities aren't very good.
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6y ago
Right. Does it take 15 minutes to "rewrite an Infiniband driver and pin it to a core"? I ask because a friend was contacted by HFT firm but is concerned about work hours and cowboy coding.
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6y ago
HFTs are pretty much, here's a lot of money work all the time and forgo your life outside of office.
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6y ago
Most do. Interest rates are how those that have take from those that don't legally. Banks are just the executors of the idea. It's a very complex systematic problem. I'm not saying burn all banks let's move to the jungle
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6y ago
This is laughable - pretty much a buzzword soup. Whenever I see "this language/tool does A and B well", it turns out it can neither do A nor B well enough. >The Bosque programming language is a breakthrough research projec
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6y ago
Wait till you hear about his 3 divorces and mortgage.
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6y ago
Why, is there a threshold of making stuff that once you cross you are "more successful than most of us"?
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6y ago
Could it be that you are overqualified? How was your PhD experience, do you think it has helped your career considering the opportunity cost?
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6y ago
>I'm several years younger The author looks 20 years old.
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6y ago
How old are you? Why would you be at all surprised that VCs lie?
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6y ago
It should be like that everywhere.
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6y ago
For U.S. I understand, but do you have any official info that seniors make 500K of total comp in London?
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6y ago
They are BSing.
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How do I make money off of a popular MMOG game?
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10y ago
Lol. I don't see why you'd do something like this unless you had infinite money. Put some ads and donate the money to any cause you care about. There are people starving in this world and I'm gonna go ahead keep my famous pag
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10y ago
Is it remote only for Canadians?
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