<t>Any fellows here know what the progress on this method is right now? After year 2000, there were no more big literatures coming out on this subject (or, they are out of my radar). The only book I read was written by two authors from IBM's research lab (I couldn't recall their names, somthing like...

<t>As for template, one thing annoys me was the definition has to be put into include clause. So, I had something like this before:#include "MyTemplateImp.cpp"Then, I just throw everything, including both declaration and definition of template classes/functions into the header file. Because #include...

Are they hiring? I thought FICC of GS is only hiring PhD for their London office. And FICC is folded into another branch called Security.Good luck to you interview.

<t>Here is my point:If Einstein should have left Princeton to work for Deutsche bank, or Feynman should have gone to GS or DE Shaw, they could have been billionaires are well. But we won't have relativity or QED nowadays, or the science evolution will be much delayed.The subject is really about mort...

Thanks for the name Topologist.Now we are talking. We have at least one person worth to admire now, both talented and rich.

<t>I read an entry on this board saying there are dozens of math champions are working for DE Shaw. So, I suppose they merely work for money? What kind of advanced models they've developed, or they just sit there to make that company look good with shining medals? If they really that smart, why don'...

<t>Regarding the grid number questionIf we take a close look at the arrangement of the grid, we can see that if the number we want to find is in the grid, say number "A", then its location is very unique: all the numbers in the upper left grid are less than "A", and all numbers on the bottom right g...