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I've recently graduated from highschool, I applied to colleges as an **economics** major but wasnt really decided on the path I wanted to do pursue after getting a bachelors; after a lot of months I've realized that I'm really into what is **quant finance** but I'm concerned if I should keep doing econ as my major or should I switch to another one (somewhat difficult since I'm also really into the econ field and don't want to put it too far aside for now); at this point I'm only thinking in **double majoring** in **economics** BS and **statistics** plus getting some certificates in phyton and SQL; could someone that is alr in the field or know some of it give me advice about it, please? any other recommendation or feedback is welcome, ty in advance!

Hey everyone 👋
I just open-sourced a project that some of you might find useful: [defeatbeta-api](https://github.com/defeat-beta/defeatbeta-api)
It’s a Python-native API for accessing market data **without rate limits**, powered by Hugging Face and DuckDB.
# Why it might help you:
* ✅ **No rate limits** – data is hosted on Hugging Face, so you don't need to worry about throttling like with `yfinance`.
* ⚡ **Sub-second query speed** using DuckDB + local caching (`cache_httpfs`)
* 🧠 **SQL support out of the** box – great for quick filtering, joining, aggregating.
* 📊 Includes extended financial metrics like **earnings call transcripts**,**revenue by segment** and even **stock news**
# Ideal for:
* Backtesting strategies with large-scale historical data
* Quant research that requires flexibility + performance
* Anyone frustrated with `yfinance` rate limits
It’s not real-time (data is updated weekly), so it’s best for **research**, not intraday signals.
👉 GitHub: [https://github.com/defeat-beta/defeatbeta-api](https://github.com/defeat-beta/defeatbeta-api)
Happy to hear your thoughts or suggestions!

I'm great at python, good at matlab, okay at C but no real projects, just learning C++ now, I can query SQL fine, I want to learn rust. I def need to leetcode probably. And yes without and connect IDK how feasible the regular pipeline is ... any ways I'm pretty determined - I really want to market make but if all else fails ill be a taker :( I like the auto gen code fill it makes it easy to write out pseudo code into your syntax fast may be slightly too reliant - i can "program" no doubt though

Hi there, just wanted to ask, do all non-sales finance roles require deep knowledge of python and SQL?

The mattress industry is such a fucking joke. 10 reviews of the same mattress and they're all a shitty pre-AI generated voice of the exact same text.

All the reviews say the same shit no matter what mattress you're looking at. Amazon and Google SQL are FUCKING GARBAGE. It does not matter what works you put in. They both show the same LAME FUCKING RESULTS THAT DON'T MATCH WHAT IM SEARCHING.

The Internet is dead. Good riddance.