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nitro, you are dead on. Quantum field theory, and more specifically, quantum statistical mechanics (schrodinger mechanics) and brownian motion are...
You might want to take a look at differential stochastic hopfield networks. I used to think that mulit-timeframe templates would be useful, but it...
Yes, TK is just awful... Qt is nice, but again, coding GUI stuff is grunt-work, the time you are spending debugging widgets and trying to come...
I know some extremely smart people and they aren't using python. Just use the right tool for the job...
Nice. Lots of good stuff there it seems, I might be able to get used to white-space delimiters... What does python offer in the way of...
I've never had a problem calling C/fortran code from java and writing wrapper functions around them. I don't use java arrays for performance...
Cheers to that. Loosely typed languages stink. For the life of me, I cannot figure out why you would want to switching between data types when...
Good point.. I'm not a fan of designing complex software in C/C++, but what kind of performance are you guaranteeing ? For realtime number...
I don't know what defines a "quant" exactly. All I know is I do what works best for me... I have a very analytical mind, so being able design a...
Yeah, R has some really nice packages.. I found the interfface to be pretty clunky though.. and it is quite a pain in the ass to use in general.
I'm not a professional quant, I do software professionalyl though.. right now this is just a hobby and something I'm teaching myself.. It is...
matlab, maple, mathematica, java, fortran, C. A lot of the stuff I do isn't just writing code but solving problems and then having the code to...
nonsense is right. I'm not sure about python, but coding complex problems in c/c++ is going to be expensive, error prone, huge development time,...
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