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smabie
5y ago
Not gonna happen
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smabie
5y ago
For front office work, they definitely do pay the most.
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smabie
5y ago
you wouldn't do it for an extra 10mil a year?
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smabie
5y ago
I think only an Indian would make thar association.
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smabie
5y ago
Professionals by and large do not use traditional/manual TA. If you find some features/indicators that work, you include them in your algorithmic trading system. There's absolutely zero legitimate reason for a human to look a
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smabie
5y ago
People want outdoor weed? I think most people prefer indoor as it's stronger and of higher quality.
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smabie
5y ago
Lack of ad-hoc polymorphism in OCaml really puts a damper on using it for research/scientific computing. However for large production systems, the simplicity and straightforwardness of the language is definitely a plus: engineers and e
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smabie
5y ago
I mean sociopath has a real definition you can't just call everyone you don't like sociopaths.
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smabie
5y ago
It doesn't matter how much revenue you generate. It's irrelevant. People get paid based on supply and demand.
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smabie
5y ago
Developers aren't paid a lot because they are "worth a lot." They are paid a lot because of supply and demand. That's it.
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smabie
5y ago
I mean i think Google has both money and brains
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smabie
5y ago
And yet, as a market maker I think most crypto exchanges are pretty shit wrt reliability and correctness. This is actually a good thing though, as there are many places where a savvy operator can exploit quirks in exchange behavior.
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smabie
5y ago
I think it's pretty great actually. How would you make it better?
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smabie
5y ago
Really? Someone shouldn't be able to smoke in their own house/property?
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smabie
5y ago
Actually I think restricting what adults can do to their own bodies goes against "progress for humanity."
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smabie
5y ago
It's premature optimization and not worth the time to even think about.
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smabie
5y ago
I used Racket for bioinformatics research maybe 8 years ago a big hospital. Never seen it used outside of academia though really.
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smabie
5y ago
I'm going to guess, no.
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smabie
5y ago
This doesn't make sense, 57.6k now is not worth the same amount as getting it over the course of 18 yrs. Off the top of my head considering the hidden high inflation in our economy it's probably worth about half, or 28.8k
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smabie
5y ago
Main industry for kdb+/q is finance, specifically sell-side or very large buy-side firms. I wouldn't call it "common", but it's pretty well known. kdb+/q devs certainly have good job security, heh.
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smabie
5y ago
Don't really agree with what she says crypto has created even worse rent seekers and middle men. now instead of only sort of fucked you can get really fucked. And I say that as someone who works in crypto and is a very literal crypto
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smabie
5y ago
It's just a programming language. Like natural languages, what once seemed foreign and inscrutable before you learn it becomes natural and (not quite) effortless after. I'm sure you can handle it.
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smabie
5y ago
This article seems to be assuming that it's not okay and then concluding that it's.. not okay. I personally don't find it very convincing. That being said, these manufacturers should probably have a max performance toggle so
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smabie
5y ago
Can you show me a snuggle ad with a disabled person in it
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smabie
5y ago
wait so if I showed you an ad for every product in existence you would buy nothing at all?
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smabie
5y ago
A+ story loved it!
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smabie
5y ago
Stop comparing yourself to other people and focus on your self. I'm sure you can achieve what you desire. I for example didn't graduate for hs and college, and yet, I managed to get to a place in life which my younger self would h
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5y ago
Raise prices and raise wages. Or if you can't compete, go out of business because others will be able to. Alternatively, maybe it's the optimal strat (in terms of maximizing profit) to only be open 4 days a week/or be short s
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5y ago
I just don't believe this article at all. No way this is even true.
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5y ago
I would say all of the above, with a general transition from rules -> statistical -> black box as time goes on. But you're right that being fast and smart is pretty hard. You almost always have to sacrifice one for the other. Dif
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