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Before Jeff Bezos built Amazon, he worked for a computer scientist who extracted $50,000,000,000 using "Ghost Patterns" David Shaw didn't know anything about finance. He built massive supercomputers to treat the stock market as a pure data structure. Instead of reading the news, his code hunts for "Ghost Patterns"... show more

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