nicknash
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
What is the most efficient algorithm to generate an N x N array of the integers 0,1,2, … such that each entry is the smallest such integer not appearing either above in the same column, or to the left in the same row?
Posting it in this thread is a bit of a spoiler :)
(Ducking while posting my own blog: https://nicknash.me/2012/10/26/happy-halloween/)
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We are a next generation quant trading firm. We aim to be at the leading edge of automation and believe we have an excellent opportunity to challenge more established, larger, less automated incumbents.
We are well capitalised, very successful and looking for developers, traders and quants. It’s ok if you want to straddle those roles.
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This is a real chance to join a top tier HFT firm and have a huge impact. We think the best work is done in person so relocation to Dubai or Sofia is required. More details: https://www.asymptota.com/open-positions Feel free to drop me a line with any informal questions: nicholas dot nash at asymptota.com
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We are a next generation quant trading firm. We are well capitalised, successful and looking for developers, traders and quants. It’s ok if you want to straddle those roles. We’re still less than 10 people so it’s a real chance to join a top tier HFT firm and have a huge impact.
We think the best work is done in person so relocation to Dubai or Sofia is required.
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We are a next generation quant trading firm. We are well capitalised, successful and looking for developers, traders and quants.
It’s ok if you want to straddle those roles.
We’re still less than 10 people so it’s a real chance to join a top tier HFT firm and have a huge impact.
More details: https://www.asymptota.com/open-positions Feel free to drop me a line with any informal questions: nicholas dot nash at asymptota.com
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We are a next generation quant trading firm. We are well capitalised, successful and looking for developers, traders and quants. It’s ok if you want to straddle those roles.
We’re still less than 10 people so it’s a real chance to join a top tier HFT firm and have a huge impact.
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Also optimised stratified trees (van emde boas) implementations where key length permits.
Full comparison based structures are rarely necessary: ints, floats, strings, etc can be dealt with by lexicographic structures
Tries in particular work outrageously well on (unrealistic) uniform random data with log-logarithmic operation times
As a result, I’m skeptical of “fastest” here
B trees are great though, good work!