QuoteOriginally posted by: ppauperout of curiosity, is there a way to generate .doc (or .rtf or whatever word spits out) output from tex/latex ?Apparently, there is, here.

<r>Oops...J,The "International Voluntary Program" is a replacement of the CSNE, which was a "civil" form of the military service in France. Now that the military service in France is not mandatory anymore, the CSNE was replaced by the VIE : Volontariat International en Entreprise ("Corporate Volunta...

<t>All irony and bad jokes aside, what I meant to say was that if OvH got hired by a big investment house without completing the programme, and is now a successful professional in the field, he probably did *not* need to take the CQF in the first place. It seems to me he did not try very hard to mak...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: OvHI'm glad your experience of the CQF was so good. But I think that the statement is exaggerated by a factor of about 982739482389472398. I work at one of the biggest and well known houses and no one in my team of 15 quants has even heard of this program. Only 2 of the...

<t>Tristanreid, I like your reasoning but I don't get the same figures.Like you said, there are 13c3 ways of choosing the 3 cards.But there are only 12c2 possibilities if 2 is among the cards dealt.So, the number of cases if we want 2 to remain is 13c3 - 12c2 = 220 (=12c3 which is logic because it m...

Thanks bhutes... Now I get it.The problem is even harder than I thought, and like you said, brute force seems to be out of the way...Cube symmetry could help to reduce the number of cases, or find new constraints between digits, I'll try to give it a look.Quantro

I am not sure I understand the problem...Isn't it 64 signatures ? (2^6)...Quantro

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: paboHi,Does anyone know how to get a quant job in Korea without having to speak Korean?I know they like their structured products so someone must be pricing them and putting them together!PaboHello all !Trying to revive this thread... Just like Pabo I would like to know...