_IsThisRealLife

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   by _IsThisRealLife 6y ago

   Probably because it is perceived to be a fairly uninformed question. It's sort of like talking about the USPS potential insolvency and someone asking how many postmen will be replaced with gig economy workers. As far as I'm aware,
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   by _IsThisRealLife 9y ago

   This feels like a partial proxy question for Unix versus non-Unix development. Unix developers are, in my experience, consistently more interested in configuring their IDEs, which underlies many of the arguments for tabs over spaces.
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   by _IsThisRealLife 9y ago

   When I was working in Windows about 5 years ago they required spaces.
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   by _IsThisRealLife 10y ago

   As others have mentioned there is a large amount of expert knowledge to collecting and organizing extremely disparate data sets. There are also longstanding business relationships, lots across a lot of markets, and a reputation for great da
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   by _IsThisRealLife 10y ago

   I would argue they have established a sort of universal minimum threshold of information within the financial industry, across a ton of financial markets. This provides a certain amount of certainty/consistency within markets(really an