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@saurinx is not an intern anymore, but we are always open to hiring a few interns with the goal of training & retaining them for full-time roles. DM.

Toyota had just recreated iconic scene from Cars movie

Ken Griffin, founder of Citadel, one of the most successful hedge funds in history, publicly admitted that AI is making his PhD researchers redundant This year on stage at Stanford he described exactly what scared him His team built an AI system that takes an academic finance paper, reproduces it, and tests it out-of-sample What used to take a junior quant 6-8 weeks, AI does in 2-3 hours He said he went home depressed When the man who's been winning this game for decades says the technology scared him, it's worth listening The edge of these people was never brains. It was one cycle: take an idea, test it on history, kill it if it doesn't work, repeat. Faster and more ruthlessly than anyone That cycle cost a fund $650,000 a year for a single analyst. So you traded blind, while they tested everything in advance After reading Griffin, I got curious to reproduce the exact thing that made him feel bad Took an academic strategy from 2012, described it in one sentence, and in 20 minutes had a full backtest on real data +1,537% on Bitcoin, Sharpe 1.02 No code, no team, no New York office And here's what most people still don't get. While they tell themselves AI trading is hype, they keep bleeding out on their own deposit, testing one idea for weeks, while machines test a thousand a night The same cycle that haunts the head of Citadel now fits into one sentence in a text box The difference is no longer money or a team. The difference is only whether you sit down and test your idea today Describe any strategy in a sentence and in minutes you'll see if it works (after signing up there's a free trial period): join.horizon.trade/qwinsiiii

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Trying the new grok on the node.js codebase. @grok 4.7 improves node.js byte-mode pipe() performance by 77%! github.com/nodejs/node/pull/…