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Quant Fund career exquisite salaries vs underperformance

Introduction In a campus event where I was asked to be a guest lecturer on how to use AI properly, there was a particular student showing great interest in funds management and especially Quant Funds. This article is made to properly convey the depths of funds management. Background Quant Funds are in a hype trend in the last decade and keep on growing, also with several big names making the…

Crescent - dataframe library in C23 built using safe_c.h and cforge

This article contains a lot of images, if your browser failed to load them, try a different browser. Firefox based browsers looks to have issues loading the images. Another note: it is a very long article, I was thinking of splitting it but this bearblog account is my documentation medium anyway, so I apologize in advance for readers getting annoyed at the length of this article. Introduction -…

Zigguart - Quart accelerator written in Zig

Introduction I run a finance web app built with Quart, the async-native counterpart to Flask. I chose Python for a practical reason: finance is my main domain, and most of the people around me understand Python. Very few of them work comfortably at the systems level, so in many cases I still need to stay grounded in Python. At the same time, I have been building tools that let me push more of the…

cforge C build system tooling + safe_c.h

Introduction I've been building a modern C build tooling called cforge where it solves a lot of the issues in the C ecosystem. There has been requests for me to explain its main functionalities and how it helps eliminate one of the pain points of developing in C: its build tooling system, while they are functional and varied, are fragmented and difficult to use. Moreover I then combined cforge…

Cornering the Market

Artikel pendek ini berusaha menjawab pertanyaan tentang teknik cornering the market yang disampaikan di grup Ngobras IKAFEB. Teknik ini sering digunakan untuk mendorong kenaikan harga saham secara artifisial / buatan. Selain grup besar, teknik ini pun sering dilakukan oleh banyak grup saham pump & dump yang bertebaran jumlahnya. Karakteristik kunci yang unik dari teknik Cornering ini adalah…

Building cgrep using safe_c.h custom header

This article contains a lot of images, if your browser failed to load them, try a different browser. Firefox based browsers looks to have issues loading the images. Introduction This is continuation of the first series on using custom C header file (safe_c.h) to build a sizeable small program (2-3k loc) as an experiment related to DX and the final program result. If the first series I put the…

Giving C a Superpower: custom header file (safe_c.h)

The story of how I wrote a leak-free, thread-safe grep in C23 without shooting yourself in the foot, and how you can too! Introduction Let's be honest: most people have a love-hate relationship with C. We love its raw speed, its direct connection to the metal, and its elegant simplicity. But we hate its footguns, its dragons, the untamed beasts. The segfaults that appear from nowhere, the memory…

A Little Kid Journey in Game Development

Introduction This post is a duplicate of what my daughter wrote on her bearblog account here I've been asked several times both offline and online on my daughter's journey in learning programming, so I've decided to ask her to write her story from a little kid's point of view throughout all the tools she has been using, how did she get to where she is now, etc. I hope this might provide…

Through the Looking Glass - injecting liquidity when there's plenty

Introduction This economist series is the 2nd part, you can read the 1st part here . In this 2nd of the series we will dig deeper and get into the details concerning policies going to be implemented by the Finance Minister known as the "Purbaya Effect". Why do we need a 2nd part? Mr. Purba has started implementing some policies and I'd like to discuss some of those + there have been some updates…

Digesting the views of Indonesia's new Finance Minister - Mr. Purbaya

Introduction During the weeks between late August and early September, Indonesia saw a series of small‑scale riots ~ initially peaceful protests that escalated into clashes with police in cities of various sizes. The gist of the issue stems from the economic hardships felt by the people and on the contrary: House of Representatives' lavish lifestyle which appears to be prioritizing its own welfare…