I have recently declined a couple of offers with banks because of their backwards practices.
I understand that this is a heavily regulated industry, but what I saw is an exercise in masochism.
For example what is wrong with using git on a local project? It's open source, there is no virus in it
How about using virtual machines or containers to isolate stuff? Yeah maybe, but not yourself, you have to submit a ticket and not on your local machine, just somewhere far away and no admin rights.
And much more stuff like that.
I am pretty sure that Dodd-Frank or any other similar solution like that says nothing about the software you can use and that this is pretty much self-inflicted.
Is there a haven somewhere, perhaps a quasi-banking institutions like PayPal where you can enjoy working with big data and numbers but not be burdened by all this?
I understand that this is a heavily regulated industry, but what I saw is an exercise in masochism.
For example what is wrong with using git on a local project? It's open source, there is no virus in it
How about using virtual machines or containers to isolate stuff? Yeah maybe, but not yourself, you have to submit a ticket and not on your local machine, just somewhere far away and no admin rights.
And much more stuff like that.
I am pretty sure that Dodd-Frank or any other similar solution like that says nothing about the software you can use and that this is pretty much self-inflicted.
Is there a haven somewhere, perhaps a quasi-banking institutions like PayPal where you can enjoy working with big data and numbers but not be burdened by all this?
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