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Computing Inside a Hedge Fund – the video outlines basic hedge fund infrastructure for typical quant funds https://www.coursera.org/lecture/computational-investing/computing-inside-a-hedge-fund-rf5Q1
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Continue ReadingMy company has recently merged with another company. As part of that process – I’m now supporting lots of systems with the intention of keeping them running until we’re able to move the business processes onto the infrastructure of my new employer. At some point, we’ll shut a lot of this stuff off – but […]
Continue Reading“Towers, blades, and the racks are three different types of servers generally meant to perform similar tasks of providing services to the clients and applications. However, their efficiency depends on various factors such as estimated load on the servers, space and budget constraints, storage capacity, integration, and implementation. Therefore, it is very important to know […]
Continue Reading#!/usr/bin/python3.6 import paramiko serverList=”/home/ansprod/hostfiles/linux_chkhost” username=”ansprod” ############################################# # open the serverlist file ############################################# try: slist = open(serverList,’r’) except ValueError as e: print(“can’t open server list file” + LOG + “\n”); exit(1); for server in slist : # verify not commented out of list if server.startswith(“#”): continue #verify not a blank line if(server.strip()): try: server = server.strip() […]
Continue Readinghttps://gist.github.com/mlafeldt/841944 Getting the ssh command return code: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3562403/how-can-you-get-the-ssh-return-code-using-paramiko
Continue Readinghttp://www.linuxjournal.com/content/transitioning-python-3?page=0,0 https://coderseye.com/python-2-vs-python-3-version-differences I’ve been working with Python 2 for a while now, but before I get to caught up in it, I’ve decided to make the move to Python 3. Apparently, it’s the future of Python. Python isn’t going anywhere.
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