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David Siegel was programming supercomputers at age 12 at NYU. By 40 he co-founded Two Sigma - $60B AUM, no retail clients, no marketing, almost no interviews. At MIT - his alma mater - he sat down with the Dean of Computing and said: "The hype is absolutely remarkable.... show more

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