
C++ in Finance
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05/26/23
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Antony Peacock joins Timur and Phil. After rounding up the news, we chat with Antony about what it's like to work in finance as a C++ developer, the similarities and differences to games dev and how you can break in to a role in finance. We also discuss what it's like to work in tech as someone with dyslexia.
News
- Visual Studio 17.6 released
- Valgrind 3.21 released
- Snitch 1.1
- Meeting C++ Call for Speakers (until June 18)
- CppCon Call for Speakers (until June 25)
Links
- P2547R1 - "Language Support for Customisable Functions"
- Maven on C++
- "How to get into the tech industry" (Maven's blog)
- Interview question at Maven
- "C++ 20 Techniques for Algorithmic Trading" (webinar)
- "C++ Concepts and Fireside Chat on Algorithmic Trading" (webinar)
- "C++ and Python for Algorithmic Trading" (webinar)
- Example algo trading code from webinar series (1)
- Example algo trading code from webinar series (2)
- Antony's article on Neurodiversity and Dyslexia
- Diversita (UK)
- P0201R6 - "polymorphic_value: A Polymorphic Value Type for C++"
- P1950R2 - "indirect_value: A Free-Store-Allocated Value Type For C++"
- EVE - the Expressive Vector Engine
- P1385R7 - "Linear Algebra"
- P1935R2 - "A C++ Approach to Physical Units"
- mp-units - Mateusz Pusz' implementation of physical units
- P2547R0 - "Language support for customisable functions"
- "Why tag_invoke is not the solution I want" - Barry Revzin
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News
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