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smabie
3y ago
What if one person has significantly more money than the other person? Prenups exist for a reason
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smabie
3y ago
Rust is a lot easier to learn than C++.
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smabie
3y ago
Rust isn't really a functional language at all? It's pretty much just an imperative language with some type level features.
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smabie
3y ago
Rust is pretty popular among crypto trading firms and those tend to pay very well.
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smabie
3y ago
These salaries for executives really don't seem that high? I mean that said the business wasn't doing well and the executives presumably weren't doing an awesome job.
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smabie
3y ago
You want different addition functions for floats vs ints vs unsigned ints?
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smabie
3y ago
I dont really get why Jetbrains even makes specific IDEs. I just use Intellij for everything and it seems to have same functionality as all their language specific IDEs?
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smabie
3y ago
Yeah agree. Jetbrains stuff just feels much more polished.
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smabie
3y ago
Doesn't really make a difference either way. Companies just use some other aptitude test instead
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smabie
3y ago
Considering how mind boggling slow most software is, doesn't seem we are gravitating to the more performant options..
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3y ago
If you don't care about allocations why are you using Rust in the first place? Also if you are super sloppy with allocations I would expect something like Java or Go would be faster since GC is more efficient.
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3y ago
Feeling called out that I don't know Perl or SQL :)
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smabie
3y ago
Pretty much everyone I know has gone thru this exact sequence of math courses, including myself.
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smabie
3y ago
And the terrible package management story is not one of those reasons
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smabie
3y ago
Work in trading / finance in Chicago or NYC.
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smabie
3y ago
I've heard of some windows HFT systems, tho I'm sure that's suboptimal.
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smabie
3y ago
Then no one would really use Python then? It's far too slow
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smabie
3y ago
Have most people on HN? Highly doubt it
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smabie
3y ago
It's a full time job bc your competitors are full time quant traders :)
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3y ago
Women like ambitious men who are good at things? Seems reasonable to me
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smabie
3y ago
You're suggesting that some people shouldn't be allowed to work harder than others?
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smabie
3y ago
Do you have any links / tools for this?
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smabie
3y ago
Were you screened for morality or ethics at your current job?
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smabie
3y ago
Why? Maybe they were good employees? Just because they did something bad after really isn't thst relevant.
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3y ago
Turns out trading doesn't require that much advanced math
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3y ago
Pretty sure everyone thinks about social status
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3y ago
Government stunningly incompetent? Who would have thought..
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smabie
3y ago
Yep totally agree: HFT pays out the ass for any tech due to their very particular requirements.
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smabie
3y ago
What market are you referring to? Certainly not financial markets where market makers make up majority of volume?
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3y ago
This is my experience as well: almost no existing software is written with ultra low latency in mind (it's optimized for throughput instead). Getting latency in the micros with low jitter is extremely difficult and requires a bunch of
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