Listen in on Jane Street’s Ron Minsky as he has conversations with engineers who are working on everything from clock synchronization to reliable multicast, build systems to reconfigurable hardware. Get a peek at how Jane Street approaches problems, and how those ideas relate to tech more broadly. You can find transcripts along with related links on our website at signalsandthreads.com.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvestingTechnology |
Chris Lattner is the creator of LLVM and led the development of the Swift language at Apple. With Mojo, he’s taking another big swing: How do you make the process of getting the full power out of modern GPUs productive and fun? In this episode, Ron a... more
Daniel Pontecorvo runs the “physical engineering” team at Jane Street. This group blends architecture, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and construction management to build functional physical spaces. In this episode, Ron and Dan go de... more
Ian Henry started his career at Warby Parker and Trello, building consumer apps for millions of users. Now he writes high-performance tools for a small set of experts on Jane Street’s options desk. In this episode, Ron and Ian explore what it’s like ... more
In Young Cho thought she was going to be a doctor but fell into a trading internship at Jane Street. Now she helps lead the research group’s efforts in machine learning. In this episode, In Young and Ron touch on the porous boundaries between trading... more
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Far from what claimed to be every two months
I’d love to be more frequent, as the content is awesome and I’ve learned a lot
I think this might be the best computer science podcast currently in existence.
As a very technical listener, I find that this podcast has an ideal balance of technical depth and a narrative that makes the podcast easy to listen to. Ron Minsky is a great interviewer and has an ability to explain things in a way that is extremely clear.
Great stuff.
Sick pod, rare to get this depth of expertise shared from real practitioners. Cool, real world view into the hard core engineering work behind HFT’s
Found the show by accident and next thing you know I’m downloading Ocaml. Really interesting perspectives and I hope some more content comes out soon.
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This series presents in-depth conversations with engineers who share insights on various technical subjects, including software engineering, machine learning, and specialized topics like data center operations and production engineering. The discussions are characterized by a focus on the practical applications of technology in finance, offering a unique blend of high-level theory and real-world implementation. It's particularly noteworthy for its commitment to making complex topics accessible to a broad audience, appealing to listeners with an interest in technology and finance-related fields, and features major contributions from experts in different areas within Jane Street. The podcast emphasizes the cultivation of critical thinking and... more
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