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   Physicists' approach to studying socio-economic inequalities(arxiv.org)

   2 points by szferi137 7y ago|0 comments
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   by szferi137 7y ago

   I use to study parallel and distributed systems, and my entry to the field was to write parallel prolog codes in SWI Prolog. At the same time, working with Transputers and programming them with Occam helped me to understand concurrent progr
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   by szferi137 7y ago

   Quantstart has a good list of books on the topic: https://quantstart.com/articles/Quantitative-Finance-Reading... Similarly, Quantocray maintain a list of recommended books: https://quantocracy.com/book
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   by szferi137 7y ago

   This stack is aligned with a recent JAMStack trend and indeed involves a lot of different API/tech. If I built something like that with a "boring" stack, I would go with Django and host it in Heroku, for example. Still works
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   by szferi137 7y ago

   This is a good collection of candidates. There are also https://app.programmingfonts.org/ , which helps you try them. While I like these lists what I'm missing from most of them is some kind of evaluation criteria that
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   by szferi137 7y ago

   I think these are good, reasonable choices. You can even show ways how python can automatize some Excel tasks. A bit dated but good into to the subject is 'Automate the Boring Stuff' book. https://automatetheboringstuff