Jim seems like a great guy, interested in all the right stuff, but his staff lets him down badly, as I detailed in a previous comment. Comments are apparently never read (or emails, or applications), but anyway:
you say that rare data is like gold, but rarity alone isn't enough, one has to filter out the slop and select the important stuff. I have a 150GB, 15,000 volume technical library all selected and proofed by one of the engineers who took the International Space Station from proposal to completion, a library selected to be all the information to restart civilization, a one-man version of the Long Now library, but better. Only two ouside people have ever been given access. You could be the third, but I'm not going to gift it after the high-handed incompetence I've dealt with from your staff.
It is interesting to see a person like Jim O’Shaughnessy who pioneered quantitative investing, giving emphasis and understanding the value behind relationship-based psychology and asset management networking
Jim seems like a great guy, interested in all the right stuff, but his staff lets him down badly, as I detailed in a previous comment. Comments are apparently never read (or emails, or applications), but anyway:
you say that rare data is like gold, but rarity alone isn't enough, one has to filter out the slop and select the important stuff. I have a 150GB, 15,000 volume technical library all selected and proofed by one of the engineers who took the International Space Station from proposal to completion, a library selected to be all the information to restart civilization, a one-man version of the Long Now library, but better. Only two ouside people have ever been given access. You could be the third, but I'm not going to gift it after the high-handed incompetence I've dealt with from your staff.
It is interesting to see a person like Jim O’Shaughnessy who pioneered quantitative investing, giving emphasis and understanding the value behind relationship-based psychology and asset management networking