What does my post have to do with Hindus having/not having a land of their own?
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34657303
So, a LLM, trained extensively on StackOverflow and other data (possibly the plethora of LC solutions out there), is fed a bunch of LC questions and spits out the correct solutions? In other news, water is blue. It is…
Both. If one is on a competitive exchange or a latency-sensitive asset class, need to be both smart and fast. Also, strategies change all the time and are mostly the domain of quants and traders. What they did a year…
I write low latency C++ for a living. Read "A Tour of C++", focusing on the STL and the basics of the language, basics of templates. Anything else related to STL, look at cppreference.
Interesting, thank you very much.
Currently on Emacs 28, on my personal machines. I see that there is a Emacs 29 pretest version available, for Windows. Are all Linux users building Emacs 29 from source?
Europe is seeing the "benefits" of this policy, Canada will soon be next. The "geniuses" supporting all this do not realize is that this is how you destroy the culture that your ancestors built, screw up social harmony…
I am an Indian H1b holder. The system is not meant to be beneficial for a nationality or a group of nationalities. Indians very well know that the green card waiting times are super long, and yet they'll come here, give…
Japan definitely does allow naturalization for non-Japanese, source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_nationality_law Germany allows too since I have seen many, many first generation immigrants become German…
This is correct. Most European countries have much more stringent immigration policies. Switzerland is a great example, where the process is longer and also they checks to see whether an applicant has indeed assimilated…
I am someone on an H1B visa myself. FAANG lobbies for things that make it easier for them to control H1B's in any way they can, while showing that they're all for a better experience for visa workers. Few instances were…
Stuff like this makes me happy that I don't live there anymore and never won't :)
Most of JS's trading interns and new graduate hires, are STEM grads at HYPSM schools. SBF going to MIT gave him a big leg up.
I work in the trading industry. These people had short tenures at JS, especially Ellison. They weren't seasoned senior traders making big decisions. JS, unlike Alameda, has been in the business for 20+ years and have…
Banks in general pay a lot less for C++ devs than prop trading firms do.
Glanced through the article, and I see no comparisons on how performance of the DB is in Rust versus their current C++ implementation, no mention of if maintaining the Rust code is easier than their C++ codebase, no…
learning that Knuth uses Emacs has been my proudest moment as an Emacs user.
>As long as there is a good single player campaign in GTA VI I'll buy it pretty much immediately when it's available Same here. I used to game a lot in high school and college, then I stopped. The only thing that ever…
Jane Street gets a shit ton of applicants. Every slightly ambitious college grad applies there. Same for experienced roles, it's full of FAANG folks hoping to get in.
I work in the HFT world. They might do it for new graduates, not so much after that.
Sure sure. You keep believing that they'd be a great example of a functional democracy.
Him and people like him have the same routine: 1. Paint the US as a monster. 2. If you counter them with the "xyz is an authoritarian nation", they'll all circle back to #1 as the main reason as to why some country is…
Spot on! The issue with Chomsky and his supporters is that they seem to completely paint the US as a monster, and authoritarian nations like Iran as completely innocent. It is funny as hell that Iranians will happily…
What does my post have to do with Hindus having/not having a land of their own?
[flagged]
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34657303
So, a LLM, trained extensively on StackOverflow and other data (possibly the plethora of LC solutions out there), is fed a bunch of LC questions and spits out the correct solutions? In other news, water is blue. It is…
Both. If one is on a competitive exchange or a latency-sensitive asset class, need to be both smart and fast. Also, strategies change all the time and are mostly the domain of quants and traders. What they did a year…
I write low latency C++ for a living. Read "A Tour of C++", focusing on the STL and the basics of the language, basics of templates. Anything else related to STL, look at cppreference.
Interesting, thank you very much.
Currently on Emacs 28, on my personal machines. I see that there is a Emacs 29 pretest version available, for Windows. Are all Linux users building Emacs 29 from source?
Europe is seeing the "benefits" of this policy, Canada will soon be next. The "geniuses" supporting all this do not realize is that this is how you destroy the culture that your ancestors built, screw up social harmony…
I am an Indian H1b holder. The system is not meant to be beneficial for a nationality or a group of nationalities. Indians very well know that the green card waiting times are super long, and yet they'll come here, give…
Japan definitely does allow naturalization for non-Japanese, source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_nationality_law Germany allows too since I have seen many, many first generation immigrants become German…
This is correct. Most European countries have much more stringent immigration policies. Switzerland is a great example, where the process is longer and also they checks to see whether an applicant has indeed assimilated…
I am someone on an H1B visa myself. FAANG lobbies for things that make it easier for them to control H1B's in any way they can, while showing that they're all for a better experience for visa workers. Few instances were…
Stuff like this makes me happy that I don't live there anymore and never won't :)
Most of JS's trading interns and new graduate hires, are STEM grads at HYPSM schools. SBF going to MIT gave him a big leg up.
I work in the trading industry. These people had short tenures at JS, especially Ellison. They weren't seasoned senior traders making big decisions. JS, unlike Alameda, has been in the business for 20+ years and have…
Banks in general pay a lot less for C++ devs than prop trading firms do.
Glanced through the article, and I see no comparisons on how performance of the DB is in Rust versus their current C++ implementation, no mention of if maintaining the Rust code is easier than their C++ codebase, no…
learning that Knuth uses Emacs has been my proudest moment as an Emacs user.
>As long as there is a good single player campaign in GTA VI I'll buy it pretty much immediately when it's available Same here. I used to game a lot in high school and college, then I stopped. The only thing that ever…
Jane Street gets a shit ton of applicants. Every slightly ambitious college grad applies there. Same for experienced roles, it's full of FAANG folks hoping to get in.
I work in the HFT world. They might do it for new graduates, not so much after that.
Sure sure. You keep believing that they'd be a great example of a functional democracy.
Him and people like him have the same routine: 1. Paint the US as a monster. 2. If you counter them with the "xyz is an authoritarian nation", they'll all circle back to #1 as the main reason as to why some country is…
Spot on! The issue with Chomsky and his supporters is that they seem to completely paint the US as a monster, and authoritarian nations like Iran as completely innocent. It is funny as hell that Iranians will happily…