LISP/Scheme....

[natedredd10 10]

Anyone every contemplate such madness? Backtracking for years and years...

Just to be able to leverage what you know/learn recursive function wise?

The idea markets are fractal is bullshit IMO but "markets are recursive".....is a much different story...

If you backtrack to an AI idea that markets are recursive, LISP makes soooo much sense.

Anyone ever go through such CS nonsense to be forced to wade through this miserable txt

http://www.amazon.com/Structure-Interpretation-Computer-Programs-Engineering/dp/0262011530/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1282366424&sr=1-1

I had started on it a decade ago then this bitch broke up with me...

Edited August 21, 2010 by natedredd10

[outofstock 10]

i learn Scheme in college, any sample trading code written in lisp/scheme ?

[karim0028 10]

Yup, learned that shit in my CS degree... First weedout class of the degree program, hard as hell and backasswards... Car(car(ctr+1))) Got a C- and swore if i didnt pass i would switch majors, bc i wasnt about to take that again