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kevinguh
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Comment #21045913
Something I'm left wondering about is whether there is a difference in proficiency between laptop/desktop-based apps and mobile apps. This study seems to define a computer as a lap…
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Comment #20817654
Thanks for the link, the to-read list never seems to stop growing but that book certainly sounds like one I'll have to add
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Comment #20817633
Right, and the example is meant to illustrate that. My coursework on signal processing approached it from a mathematical and computational perspective, so I didn't necessarily have…
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Comment #20815704
I would add on by saying from personal experience that the wider your breadth of experiences, the more you find that experiences in seemingly unrelated fields overlap and synergize…
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Comment #20699353
You mention that you hedge your exposure to market downturns through deep OOTM options -- would it be safe to interpret this as your company taking out OOTM puts on various REITs/E…
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Comment #20629849
Take a look at Knight Capital for a case study -- tl;dr, they deployed an update that accidentally triggered a blind spot in their trading system which had been inactive for almost…
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Comment #20483872
Pretty neat, I see the most granular time scale currently supported is a 3-month window -- are there any plans to increase granularity towards a (near) real-time system? I get your…
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Comment #20276815
ah, the thought process of every producer ever :)
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Comment #20062597
pardon me if I'm a bit out of the loop, but my understanding was that Google planned on revoking all app access to SMS messages and call logs on Android as of the beginning of this…
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Comment #19721803
Given the current ruling in Oracle v. Google, though, I'd imagine Smartcar would have grounds for a legal case. If Oracle is awarded damages from Google for "copying" the Java API …