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Announcing Our Market Prediction Kaggle Competition

Jane Street is running a Kaggle contest based on a real problem withreal financial data. If you like ML projects, or think you might,head over and check itou...

24 Nov 2020

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Finding memory leaks with Memtrace

Memory issues can be hard to track down. A function that onlyallocates a few small objects can cause a space leak if it’s calledoften enough and those object...

06 Oct 2020

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Memory allocator showdown

Since version 4.10, OCaml offers a new best-fit memory allocatoralongside its existing default, the next-fit allocator. At JaneStreet, we’ve seen a big impro...

15 Sep 2020

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Announcing Signals and Threads, a new podcast from Jane Street

I’m excited (and slightly terrified) to announce that Jane Street isreleasing a new podcast, called Signals andThreads, and I’m going to be thehost.

31 Aug 2020

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The Jane Street Interview Process — 2020 Edition

We’re busy preparing for our software engineering fall hiringseason. Over the years we’vedone our best to make our interview process more transparent tocandi...

24 Jul 2020

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Really low latency multipliers and cryptographic puzzles

At Jane Street, we have some experience using FPGAs for low-latencysystems–FPGAs are programmable hardware where you get the speed of anapplication-specific ...

22 Jun 2020

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Using ASCII waveforms to test hardware designs

At Jane Street, an “expecttest” is atest where you don’t manually write the output you’d like to checkyour code against – instead, this output is captured au...

01 Jun 2020

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Chrome extensions: Finding the missing proof

Web browsers have supported customplug-ins andextensions sincethe 1990s, giving users the ability to add their own features andtools for improving workflow o...

17 Apr 2020

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