People criticising conda's solver prove they haven't used it in years.

4 hours, to me, screams poor storytelling and editing abilities.

Maybe? It’s broken into chapters, and covers a ton of history. It’s engaging, and more of a journey than a singular answer.

A lot of people in this thread have vouched for Defunctland. Might not be for everyone, but I find the pacing great.

Well python is also compiled technically.

I honestly don't know what code bases you guys are working with, for me I tried it with a large quant library (C++ 97) in an effort to modernize it and so far it's been nothing hit a waste of time. Similarly for a medium sized python quant codebase (3.6) trying to port it to 3.12, and it's also been a headache.

Email me loandbehold0 at proton.me with details of what you are trying to do. I don't have quantitative finance experience but I can give it a shot.

Highly recommend watching The Thick of It to get a glimpse of how such UK policies come to be.

I personally think this is a symptom of tech companies hiring leetcoders.

If a user has an IG tag in their description, clicking on it leads to https://anon-viewer.com/?url=. Is this site just a warpper around that website? Hmm

I wouldn't go quite as far but overall i agree

I am browsing the website on Firefox and Reader Mode does not work. Peak irony.

There's no such thing as an off topic discussion on HN.