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    Comment #47297203

    > The Azure pricing is at least as complex as AWS/GCP, plus the pricing tool seems worse. They also lag behind the other two major providers in CPU releases - Turin and Granite Rap…

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    Comment #46747854

    Really depends how deep you want to go. For a structured products introduction you may take a look at this one: https://sspa.ch/en/book/ It's a very simple book, very high level, b…

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    Comment #46747263

    I assume exotic derivatives (binary, asian, barrier options...) and structured notes that predominantly use above said derivatives (autocallables, barrier reverse convertibles, acc…

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    Comment #45791748

    Would you mind sharing which course it was? Is it available online by any chance?

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    Comment #45666490

    Yes, I think so, it's right next to the parking lot. I visited it about 3 years ago, but back then the tunnel was not accessible yet, it is now. Also, not sure if this is true, but…

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    Comment #45665591

    I highly recommend visiting the niagara parks power station museum on the Canadian side - they have a very interesting exhibition of the old power plant. You can even go down to th…

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    Comment #44139684

    A bit of off topic, but recently I started learning F# because my new team at work uses it heavily, and even though I love writing in C# and even though the latest C# features are …

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    Comment #44139629

    pythonnet works, we use it in a pretty large (Python) codebase, but I’m much more excited about https://github.com/tonybaloney/CSnakes , which allows using Python in a proper stati…

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    Comment #42758485

    On a slightly unrelated note, I am absolutely thrilled about tonybaloney’s other project[1] that automatically generates C# bindings for python. Can’t wait for it to support comple…

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    Comment #41885591

    I’m curious why was this downvoted, sounds like an interesting idea to me.

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    Comment #41755133

    I’ve seen it used for OTC option pricing - there’s no liquid market, so you are more of a market maker than a market taker.

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    Comment #39220710

    I always thought that in a highly automated world, reducing the mandated working hours would be the solution to bring prosperity and peace, but there are some obvious problems with…

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    Comment #38579308

    Personally, I didn’t enjoy it much, but it reminded me a lot of this book: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Struggle_(Knausgård_novel... .

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    Comment #38565955

    I was sure I read this story before, but couldn’t recall it for whatever reason, however you hint made me remember it, thanks :)

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    Comment #37960261

    I just recently tried again Redis Insight after about a year and a half of a break, and boy it got so much better! It was useful before, but it’s even better now. Even small things…

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    Comment #37794727

    I use it too - it’s excellent, I’d think most developers don’t need more than this.

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    Comment #37728086

    C# is lovely, and with eventual first class AOT support I believe it will become more widespread

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    Comment #37685395

    Kids were 7 and 2 when we moved. Probably the biggest factor in timing the move was their age - I assumed that if we didn’t move then, then we won’t ever do it, as the children wou…

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    Comment #37679941

    We pulled a similar move last year - moved back to Europe from North America after living there for 10+ years. It was a very expensive and risky move, and just like you, I’m also u…

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    Comment #37272851

    My personal experience is quite the opposite - globalization allows capital to move to the lesser developed and cheaper places, bringing jobs and education, and over time an improv…

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    Comment #37080628

    Software scales better than hardware, so most investment (capital and intellectual) is in software.

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    Comment #36939667

    Who’s John Galt anyway…

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    Comment #36788597

    Fwiw, I use VSCode with the ’REST Client’ extension and it’s pretty much all I need: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.re...

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    Comment #36369003

    Generally speaking you can group large financial institutions into two groups: sell side and buy side. I’m no expert, but afaik, these firms either SELL liquidity (e.g. investment …