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Comment #43067872
Do you know if there will be another South Bay Systems meet?
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Comment #42377544
I don't think this really tells you anything, and it also will impact the quotes they are making, even if they are holding the position for now.
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Comment #42377455
Order flow in dark pools does impact the price of a security. The market maker will eventually need to trade out of that position. If there is aggregate buying pressure in the dark…
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Comment #42377405
Thanks, regarding transaction fees, I was referring to slippage (should have said transaction cost). This depends a lot on your customers rebalancing settings, but it would be good…
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Comment #42377359
Its not the median they are worried about, its the 99th percentile. They _dont_ want to trade with Optiver, 2 Sigma, etc, or some hedge fund thats working a massive trade. Trading …
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Comment #42377250
> they make a higher than normal spread Is this known for sure? I thought the value of this order flow to them was the lack of adverse selection.
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Comment #42377227
Do you manage the portfolio of each customer individually? How closely will this match the target portfolio for smaller investment sizes? I see that there are minimum investment si…
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Comment #40882957
I built an OAuth proxy (only Auth0 currently works) hosted on Cloudflare workers. I'm a big fan of the self-hosted OAuth Proxy [1], but some projects don't lend themselves to hosti…
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Comment #36057343
I may be biased because I generally avoid closures entirely (I prefer the certainty over ownership and type signatures that traditional functions give), but I do my best to avoid c…
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Show HN: NoScription – No-code authentication and subscription billing
I want to get feedback on a project I've been working on to reduce the boilerplate involved in "productizing" a site. Over the past few years I've built a number of small tools or …
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Comment #34707364
I'm not sure about the subreddit, but from my reading of the forum, there is still quite a lot of work / discussion to be done related to implementing said strategy in a tax effici…
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Comment #34067524
I’ll second the charger. I recently bought the Shargeek Storm 2 battery and bought their recommended charger (100w GaN) on a lark. This turned out to be much more useful than the b…
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Comment #29921610
Very cool site. The salary filter is a little unintuitive: the minimum filter appears to apply to the _lower_ end of the listed range, and be non-inclusive. For instance there is a…
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Comment #28050704
What confuses me is that I know for a fact that several of those projects have or will be joining the CNCF, so I’m not sure they are in need of a governing body.
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Comment #26204454
This is really great, I remember the original post and had made a note to look into it myself but never got the chance. In the third paragraph of the first section you mention the …
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Comment #25536421
What you says is true, it can be very difficult to submit ad-hoc patches to large projects. In my experience, however, this has been due to brittle, undocumented automated checks a…
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Comment #25345083
It is definitely a broad term, and I think that disciplined implementation of the things that you mentioned is the real key. It just isn't as exciting to talk about.
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Comment #25344678
I find "distributed systems" to be a huge source of imposter syndrome. Despite having worked almost exclusively with distributed applications for several years now, it is difficult…
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Comment #23163000
I'm not sure how the broader community does it, but the Rust developers that I know (myself included) will typically get the code working and compiling with panics and unwraps (esp…
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Comment #23043943
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / d…
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Comment #23043907
SEEKING WORK | Chicago, IL | REMOTE Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) …
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Comment #22923998
There may be some backlash, given how painful the transition has been for a lot of people. I think a lot of people are conflating "remote work" with "social distancing". The later …
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Comment #22890842
I think the wide-angle lens contributes a lot to this effect. I found that tree skiing was the best way to get a sense of speed with these cameras. My problem with GoPro was that i…