dleather

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   by dleather 1y ago

   I couldn't agree more. I'm fluent in languages like Julia, and MATLAB. I'm 90% fluent in R and prefer data.table over dplyr but working in both is easy enough. The past few months I've been fully transitioning to Python.
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   by dleather 2y ago

   I started using UV. My first thought was "Great, Python works more like Julia now"
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   by dleather 2y ago

   Financial economist and Julia aficionado here looking to transition to academia to industry if you're ever hiring. If you have any feedback /tips it would be much appreciated. Email and website in bio.
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   by dleather 2y ago

   I prefer to code in Julia almost always. It really is such a wonderful experience. Now if only I could land an industry job with my Julia skills...
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   by dleather 4y ago

   Is there something similar for real sequences?
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   by dleather 4y ago

   From an economic perspective, dynamic pricing maximizing total welfare. Those with the highest person values get to see the concert, without the middle-man making money.