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msilb

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About msilb

scala, python, quant trading

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    Comment #38975479

    > This happened to me ten years ago. My employer expected me to explain to my coworkers how some things work during that time. Once I was asked to continue interviewing candidates …

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    Comment #30234527

    This. I am 37 now and feel healthier and overall happier than when I was 15, 20 or 25. It really depends.

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    Comment #30227353

    Not sure about the US but in Europe there is Revolut that allows you to create virtual credit card numbers tied to your main account. They can be deleted/disposed of at any time in…

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    Comment #30213114

    Switzerland with (currently) 19 votes (+1:)) is overrepresented for its relatively small population size (~9m).

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    Comment #29506739

    > If I had to describe the style of Scala written at Databricks, I’d put it at 50% Java-ish, 30% Python-ish, 20% functional This is interesting as in taking a different approach to…

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    Comment #25973184

    I was also wondering about the missing figure 3. In the linked pdf version everything seems to be in place.

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    Comment #25527198

    From my experience job hopping usually pays off (at least financially). Bumping your salary in the next job by 50% is not uncommon while may be much harder to achieve when staying …

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    Comment #25516368

    Purchased U2720Q after reading through a number of rave reviews and can definitely vouch for it. Excellent 4K image quality and works well with MacBook. It's only the monitor thoug…

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    Comment #22049044

    Your description resonates quite well with my own experience. I've seen this over and over again in different (mostly large) enterprises. Peter principle at its best where someone …

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    Comment #18070490

    Looks like Java is slowly but surely catching up to Scala in terms of API, syntactic sugar etc. I wonder if some people disliking Scala compiler slowness would consider the switch …