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You‘ve contributed lots to the world with sharing this video. You’re clearly smart and ambitious and I also think your potential is better spent in something other than mindless money-making. Looking back on your life, you’ll be grateful for having that realisation at 24.

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Thanks for sharing man. Just take a break and do whatever you like for a while and enjoy yourself.

Inspiring! Love the way you talked about money going through same situation right now. At present i'm most interested in machine learning and building things out for "myself" get deeper into it but seeing your peers and people getting a big chunk of package just distract our passion for which I have even started. there are lot of problems which are needed to be solved in our society and if we just help the society/ community to get to be efficient in helping others and grow together that's the motto.. would love to connect to you someday! goodluck 🍁 love the way you speak it out

Man spoke absolute facts. I too want to make a good chage in the world but am not from a very strong financial background, so wanna get into hft (i know there is a lot of burnout, but hey, thats life), earn some money and get a decent house for my parents and save some money. After i am done with that, i will start focusing on teaching people mathematics through youtube. Now that you've made your money, its time to Follow your passion bro! You've always been an inspiration to me!

You know you have this privilege, but to me, it seems like you dont understand how much impact that money could have if you share it. Im not telling you what to do or to give it all away, but you being able to make that much money allows you to hire tens of people to work on a porject of your own. You could probably make your own educational system rather than integrating in others. You could build wells, schools, and even bring energy to impoverished communities. You just need to decide what you want. I wish you the best in your adventures ❤

Hey man, really good video. I'm in my 2nd year of university and I have been coding for around 4-5 years. How do I figure out what I actually would like to work as in SWE? And if I figure that out should I shift my entire focus on specializing in that? Or should I spend university focusing on my fundamentals then casting a wide net of applications?

You got a big heart man.

I liked this video however would be good to share details about your salary proof etc. Because the other guy you mentioned does that

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Bro, give yourself a pat on the back for having the courage to show your vulnerabilities and help others. You've been so good at reflecting on yourself and improving. I'm super happy to see that you have a better understanding of what's in your heart

I think its a burnout man i would suggest that take some time off from social media and travel around the world,spend time with your family and friends. At the end of the day our goal is to be free and do whatever we want that's why we strive to earn more money, so that we can retire early and enjoy the rest of the life and if you're in a very comfortable situation(money wise) then why not go for it do the things which you really want and enjoy your life. That being said i wish you luck and good health.

Wow man. Thanks for the video. As someone who's currently on the wagon trying to 'make it' this was pretty refreshing.

Hey guys. As I said this was a really hard video to make, I can hardly watch it 🤣 Please check out the description for more organised thoughts.

Where were you man i missed your videos. I am learning solidity for getting into auditing as it pays the most in web3, am i right with this one?

From now on, for C++'s sake PLEASE REMAIN CONSISTENT IN UPLOADING VIDEOS, they are very very valuable man. ~ardent follower!

Cool. I recently had the similar experience. 1 screening stage, 5 virtual on-site rounds, 1 hiring manager stage, 1 final hr round. I passed.

Reason 1: Learn new ways of programming; smart contracts Reason 2: Work on new unsolved problems Reason 3: Get to work on software security Reason 4: You get to take base salary + crypto token Reason 5: fast paced environment

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Besides C++, what other languages should I master for a crypto software role.

i swear i was so confused how to start my journey , i wasted a lot of time juts searching what to study from where to study to enter in HFTs , this video gave me my learning path , thank you so so so much for all the resources . Keep making such videos really appreciate your efforts for us🙏

I'm a non cs student Like pursuing instrumentation engineering and technology How can I get into this quant finance and trading firms

this video blinded me

How to use jane street computer (qualification) for trading. Powerful computer, super computer or Normal computer. Please reply🙏❤❤

thank you for the insightful content! Would be truly great if you can share a bit more on the application/interview process

Thanks a lot, life saver! Understand you recently did a video on HFT resources and a couple of others but was wondering if you could do a video on self-study path to becoming a SWE sometimes. Not sure what is relevant and what is not these days. Just doing what i see (HTML,CSS, JS, backend- not sure of this etc.,) Thanks a lot!

This happens sometimes, I always ask the recruiter what should I expect from the interview so I’m not caught off guard, and if I am then that’s just poor communication on their part.

You know how I know you’re smart , you’ve got a great sense of humor

Hello legends, I know a bunch of you really wanted to see my friend get interviewed... I wanna apologise, I shouldn't have teased it without asking him first. I tried really hard to get him on-board but he said that he won't be able to due to HR reasons :(

hey what about math ? how much it is needed ?

Intro was wild 😂

Finally I got you ...I lost you months ago ..now i have subscribed so not to lose you again.

Bro I want you to get married...(buzzzz) i can help you with it!

Very concise, insightful, and clear explanation. Thanks again ! However, I'd be interested in your recommendation: Rust or C++? Additionally, do you know of anyone who has landed a trading firm job using Rust?

Thanks for sharing the info! I was wondering whether it helps to work at a fintech start-up before taking a stab at SWE at these high-volume finance shops? It seems like some of the support software are similar but the main difference is the high QPS of hedge funds experience that I don't have at this role. I wonder if it's better to get a job that mimics this high volume at some pub-sub companies like notifications, etc that rly maximizes speed Also Can I connect with you on linked in loll

Alright I am your 800th sub. 😋

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Hey there! Love your videos so much, they've been really helpful for my citsec internship preparation (currently in 5th technical round smh my head). I'd love to connect, you have socials?

Do you think without any cs degree anyone who crammed these courses can apply ?

Yes please make an interview with your friend

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Yoo im really enjoying these videos on the hft industry, but theres another thing that i dont see talked about enough online: What sort of projects can catch the eye of HFT firms? I’ve been struggling to get interviews from them but my mates from the same uni have xD

What a hiring manager .. Probably just an Senior IC

Valuable information! 🙌

this is amazing content

wow very inspiring

Have you seen Jordan has no life's RUclips channel for systems design. If yes, what did you think?

I'm doing my grad SWE interview rn, just finished the first technical round yesterday and I got the exact same question! Lowest common ancestors in BST. Except I've never seen it before and had no idea how to solve it haha. I hope next interviews give me the same questions as well