Recent content by Vu Nguyen

You are still in college, why the rush? NY and Wall St. is still gonna be there waiting for you man. If I were you I'd take the offer (even though Singapore is tiny and boring :P), work hard for a few years then maybe go to NY for grad school or another job. Win-win?

I'm gonna be there. Study group? PS: Thanks Quantnet for partner rate btw!

Stupid AA delayed my flight last night. I'm gonna run probably 30 mins late for the workshop >.< and that's was pretty much why I wanted to go. fml

Anyone else waiting for WP7 (phone HTC HD7) like myself? :D

Just offer to help them work on it, and proofread etc. You do not have to let them see your essays. They should understand that!

I have a project that requires real-time options prices (screening and then do other stuff). The services that I have found so far seem to show and update prices in their applications only. I will probably need to subscribe to some of these (those having try-it-free) to find out more. Does...

Andy, why do you think GRE Quant so important? It's just general math and doesn't say much (IMO). He has a not so great GPA but has done a lot of research, has some published papers, and work experience. That's pretty impressive :D

Uhmm... Math? :D

Man, I don't know how "l33t" you are but it's so weird that you plan to take just "intro to computer programming" then "artificial intelligence". There are usually a sequence of 2-3 programming classes (Intro 1 2 3, or Data Structures) and then Algorithms... It basically takes 2 years for...

The complete Calculus sequence (basically, you want to study up to Green's and Stoke's theorem, etc.) Linear Algebra (is very different from College Algebra) (Applied or Theoretical, hmm) [this is exactly how people go 'wtf? you study 'Algebra' in a math graduate program?' haha] Real Analysis...

Yeah I think it'd make more sense if the question was a = 69 mod 935 = r mod 38 (r some integer like 69), find a.

Funnnn indeed. 3) The fly flies a total \(\frac{50}{10+15}=2\) hours. So (2*100=200) mi. Even better, can anyone set up the time series for this problem? :wall

I'm not sure if anyone did this way yet. Suppose the sqrt exists, then: (a^2=2+a) (a^2-a-2=0) ((a-2)(a+1)=0) Thus a=2 (sqrt >= 0) Great topic, guys! This is my first post btw.