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introducing about @frank_liquid ceo of @liquidtrading and chief AI scientist at Two Sigma.
full name is Franklyn Wang and his interests lie in the union of theoretical computer science, machine learning, and microeconomics.
he completed his education in B.S in Math and M.S in Computer science at harvard university with the cgpa of 4.00/4.00.
Experience :
Two Sigma Investments New York City, NY Quantitative Research on Two Sigma’s Systematic Macro Team July 2022 – present – Working on Machine Learning for Macro datasets.
The D.E. Shaw Group New York City, NY (Remote) Quantitative Analyst Intern June 2021 – August 2021,
Two Sigma Investments New York City, NY (Remote) Quantitative Researcher / Modelling Intern May 2020 – July 2020.
Citadel LLC Chicago, IL Software Engineering Intern Summer 2019 .
Harvard CMSA Cambridge, MA Economic Design Fellow Summer 2017, 2018.
Scholarships and Awards
• Museum of Mathematics Masters Competition Champion 2023, 2024
• Goldwater Scholar 2020
• Putnam Mathematical Competition N2 (Top 20) 2019, 2021.
• ICPC North America Top 2, 3 & World Finalist 2019, 2020
• USA Math Olympiad Honorable Mention (Top 20) 2016
• USA Computing Olympiad 5th place 2018
• USA Computing Olympiad Finalist 2017, 2018 •Siemens Competition 2nd place Individual ($50,000) 2017
• Davidson Fellow ($25,000) 2018
• Regeneron STS Finalist ($25,000) 2018
Teaching
• Teaching Assistant at Harvard University Fall 2019, Fall 2020, Fall 2021 Probability I (Stat 210)
• Teaching Assistant at Harvard University Spring 2020, Spring 2021 Algorithms and Data Structures (CS 124)
• Lead Instructor at Summer STEM Institute (6 weeks, 500+ students from 34 countries) Summer 2020 Research Bootcamp
• Assistant Instructor at Summer STEM Institute (6 weeks, 500+ students from 34 countries) Summer 2021 Research Bootcamp
his great words for upcoming generation
1. Don't look for challenges everywhere
I think among people with our background, there's often a desire to look for challenges, because challenging math problems are a lot more fun then easy ones. In fact there's an infamously difficult programming contest book called "Looking for a challenge", which I think captures well the ethos of those of us who love these contests.
But life is hard enough -- don't look for challenges where you don't need to! One particular unnecessary challenge that we often see is trying to get someone who does not like you to like you more. Generally you should allocate more social energy towards people who like you more, and pass on people who do not.
2. Don't just hone pattern-matching instincts; look for patterns
If we perceive thinking as a form of pattern matching, effectively linking new problems to previous ones, it becomes evident that two key elements are involved: exposure to a wide range of patterns and possessing general pattern matching ability. Both of these components hold significance.
Many colleges express their goal as "teaching you how to learn," which alludes to the latter aspect. However, I believe that, for many of us, the former is actually more important. It can be challenging for us since one reason why we might have pursued mathematics is likely due to its lower requirement for memorization compared to subjects like biology. Nevertheless, in the real world, it is crucial to build upon existing knowledge and expertise. The best approach is to strive for exceptional familiarity with the field of study we are interested in, encompassing all the intricate details and peculiarities.
3. Be Confident
Even if you are quite good at olympiads, chances are you've met a lot of people who are better than you at Olympiads. One takeaway you might have from this is that you are ordinary; you are not.
The world writ large deeply lacks people who are very good at math, and there are countless problems for which having one person look at it could change everything. Consider my work on Ecne -- a problem that targeted a very specific task in zk-SNARKs. This paper led to my giving a lecture at a graduate class, publication at a top conference, and lots of people reaching out -- but I think almost any of you could have done it!
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my new pfp for liquid trading. i liked the design a lot, so i redesigned it for myself
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new piece just dropped
liquidity isnt just a concept
its a lifestyle
crafted this one around liquid trading flows smooth moves clean execution
for the ones who move silent but hit hard
stay fluid stay ahead
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What could be better than grilling meat with vegetables in the woods on a Monday?
Axel takes great pleasure in doing this
Will feed everyone in @liquidtrading
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The research phase is complete, it’s time to trigger execution
When your table is overflowing with analysis (the paperwork proves it), speed is everything
You can't afford dealing with buffer freezes or legacy banking delays
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The Setup:
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Less time shuffling forms, more time scaling positions
Goldy@Golldyck
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New week with Axel.
Just chilling on the grass, checking the charts, and enjoying the moment.
Sometimes all you need is a little peace… and a few good trades.
What’s your vibe this week?
@liquidtrading
@alexships
Vantran@vantranfuji
Trading doesn’t always have to feel stressful. Sometimes it can be this simple. Tap the asset you believe in. Choose your multiplier. Let your conviction work. That’s the idea behind Liquid. Finance, simplified @liquidtrading @alexships
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Soaking in calm, lost in pages, while fireworks paint the sky🛁
Axel finds his spark in the quiet flow of & @liquidtrading 💧
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