pic 1 - GOOG - main focus MDDS ← the boomers on patriots soapbox reading this now

pics 2-4 - reminded me of muh MAGIC SWORDS for DATA posts from last night (i wonder what gen of MDDS were are on now if that was mid 90s)

sources

1-qz.com/1145669/googles-true-origin-partly-lies-in-cia-and-nsa-research-grants-for-mass-surveillance/

2-4

community.intersystems.com/post/globals-are-magic-swords-managing-data-part-1

community.intersystems.com/post/globals-magic-swords-storing-data-trees-part-2

community.intersystems.com/post/globals-magic-swords-storing-data-sparse-arrays-part-3

>>2857981

>>2858000

what clock are you referring to?

clockfag?

timestamp is :15

9 is the hour hand, try to avoid it, but since you mentioned it, 9 is AM (military time) and EDT (eastern time same as 4am talking points)

since we are talking clock im gonna synch my pc to 8chan

:33 timestamp

(7am PDT,10am PDT)

After nearly 17 years in a top role at Google and then its parent Alphabet, Eric Schmidt is stepping down.

12/21

'17

[of course its on a mirror date]

What happened to Lehman Brothers' stake in D. E. Shaw? -

Eric Schmidt bought it: Google's Schmidt Buys 20% in Hedge Fund D.E. Shaw

https://www.quora.com/What-happened-to-Lehman-Brothers-stake-in-D-E-Shaw

D.E. Shaw, the First Great Quant Hedge Fund - NYMag

A history of D.E. Shaw, the quant hedge fund that employed Jeff Bezos

nymag.com/selectall/2018/01/d-e-shaw-the-first-great-quant-hedge-fund.html

quantitative hedge fund firm founded by billionaire David Shaw.

What is a Quant Hedge Fund?

A Quantitative Hedge Fund is any Hedge Fund that relies upon algorithmic or systematic strategies for implementing its trading decisions. Quant trading strategies may focus on any asset class (equities, derivatives, fixed income, foreign exchange, commodities, etc.), with trades that are based on systematic strategies, rather than discretionary decisions. In other words, at least to some degree Quantitative Hedge Funds employ “automatic” trading rules rather than ones that employees at the fund identify and evaluate. Of course, these two strategies can be mixed, but nearly all Hedge Funds are either primarily a Quant Hedge Fund or primarily a non-Quant Hedge Fund.