We are a small team of experienced engineers, distributed across the US and Canada. We are hiring a few more well-rounded engineers to come help us build a better future for the next generations.
Please apply via our jobs page. I can be reached at [email protected] and I'm happy to answer any questions.
To achieve real climate progress, businesses must decarbonize their operations. Some emissions are unavoidable, and that’s where Patch comes in. Patch's API connects carbon removal and renewable energy suppliers directly with the businesses that need them most with just a few lines of code.
We're a small team of successful startup veterans building a category-defining business in an industry the world deeply needs. We're backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, Version One, Pale Blue Dot, and are founded by the same team who helped take Sonder from 0 to 2B.
We're hiring across all domains. Feel free to reach out to me ([email protected]) or apply on our careers page.
Our kids are a quarter Finnish, a quarter Indian, a quarter French, and a quarter Chinese. I guess we'd need to run (4 choose 2) combinations here and work off of that list!
Quantopian is looking for senior software engineers to help us democratize the world of quant finance. Quantopian empowers technical, talented people everywhere to research, develop, and test investment algorithms. We're growing our engineering team to support our rapidly expanding user base and our ambitious product roadmap.
We are big proponents of open source (https://www.quantopian.com/opensource), and we have built several open-source projects that are popular in the quant finance world.
You can reach me directly at jean@<companyname>.com, I'd be happy to tell you more.
I had Cormen for my Algorithms class (using the CLRS textbook, of course) and he was great (iirc the problem sets were epically long, at least for me).
Shameless plug, at Quantopian we have a bunch of materials (usually notebooks, sometimes also videos) covering introductory material in quant finance and Python: https://www.quantopian.com/lectures
I have a Pixel 3XL on Google Fi. Every time I try to enable Chat Features on Messages, it just grays out on "Setting up ...". If I try too many times in a day, it locks me out for 24 hours.
If Google can't figure out how to make it work _on their own phone carrier_, I really do not have much hope for Android's messaging strategy.
If this breach affected 147M people (which is what I can find from various articles), and $700M was set aside (before attorney fees), and most claims will be $125, that's only ~4M people who will get $125.
Are they expecting very few people to file claims? Or what am I missing?
I literally just got a new Dell 9380 today, running Windows. My plan was to wipe and install Ubuntu. After I do that, will there be any functional differences between my laptop and this newly announced developer edition?