Not sure they'd be able to connect flood in Taiwan with, say, Seagate stock based on Seagate NOT having plants in TW. Shorting stocks of the companies in electronics industry or some index like NASDAQ is feasible, though.
Recently, while telling you about check of another project
What did you try to say? Was that anything like 'Recently when I told you how we checked some project...'?
it is a very quality code
should be 'high-quality'
you just not only see a puddle, but
'not only do you see a puddle, but...'
etc etc etc
It's nice to see an English-language technical blog from Russia, but man, PLEASE, improve your English.
The problem is, in the trading companies no one cares about liquidity (like, say, people at Google would care about search results quality). The thing they care about most is just money and all the nice things you can spend your money on - cars, entertainment, bars, discos... no one cares about the thing they do. So actually this point about liquidity really looks like a mere excuse to me.
I suspected some of this stuff, and it's nice to know that other people also see that and it's not just me being paranoid.
I indeed solved some problems in a more complex way than it was necessary - though I wasn't proud of it.
Short version:What makes a good developer? What can I do to prove that/learn if I’m a good one? (also with regard to hiring decisions)Longer version:I’ve got more than six years of experience working as a software developer now, but through my whole career I had doubts about my skill level. In a couple of places I was the only developer or the most skilled one, even though I was pretty junior...