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Hell, you could be the Goldman Sachs and be lucky to get under 5% for a 30-year loan.

Can you imagine Goldman or McKinsey trading their midtown Manhattan digs for an office park in New Jersey?

It states their valuation at 50m and says Goldman invested 37m - how would that ever happen?

In New York, 22-year-old Analysts at Goldman make ~125k all-in and most live in crappy studio apartments.

Also Angellist says that round was 32m and Goldman were 1 of 4 parties in it.

And still somehow feature switching works great at Facebook, Google and Goldman Sachs with big teams.

It's Goldman Sachs run by a a machine learning system optimizing for maximum stockholder value.

The one thing I remember about Goldman Sachs is that they have their own collections library for Java.

Remember how Goldman Sachs tried to profit from Greece in the Eurozone both ways?

Here are two blurbs about the piece Taibbi wrote about Goldman Sachs in July, from journalists at opposite ends of the political spectrum.

I just want to see a list of names that I know (Vanguard, Goldman Sachs...) that I can choose from.

Does this have any similarity to Goldman Sach's internal language called Slang/SecDB?

Goldman does have an office in Jersey City, they put "backoffice" functions there and have a water taxi between the two.

Now might be a good time to remember about how Goldman Sachs "helped" Dragon.

Also, the main "make a quick buck" bank was Goldman.

> Goldman does have an office in Jersey City, they put "backoffice" functions there But they'd never put investment bankers and traders out there.

One distinction is that Goldman's SecDb graph is really optimized around offline derivative pricing and risk calculations, which has always been one of the core strengths of Goldman's quant platform.

That said, it's not Goldman's fault as much as it is the US gov's fault...

The voters pushed against the banks in 2008 and the banks (mostly Goldman) won.