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by shred45 2y ago
Do you know if there will be another South Bay Systems meet?
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by shred45 2y ago
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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by shred45 2y ago
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 pool, they will adjust their quotes in both dark and lit ma
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by shred45 2y ago
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 to be able to compare that directly to VOO.
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by shred45 2y ago
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 with a highly sophisticated counterparty can be very costly
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by shred45 2y ago
> 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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by shred45 2y ago
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 sizes. Do I need to buy at least one share of each member of t
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by shred45 2y ago
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 hosting a container, sometimes you just want to set up
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by shred45 3y ago
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 closures when working with async in Rust. A lot of examples f
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Show HN: NoScription – No-code authentication and subscription billing
5 points by shred45 4y ago|0 comments
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by shred45 4y ago
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 efficient manner, directly purchasing bonds rather than
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by shred45 4y ago
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 battery itself (although the battery has been great too). I’m
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by shred45 5y ago
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 job listed at Netgear with a range of $300k-400k, if I set
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by shred45 5y ago
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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by shred45 6y ago
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 "Toledo" protocol out of the blue. Is this a resul
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by shred45 6y ago
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 and newbie-hostile maintainers who have built a complex contr
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by shred45 6y ago
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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by shred45 6y ago
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 to consider myself experienced. When I'm ask
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A Fistful of States: More State Machine Patterns in Rust(deislabs.io)
2 points by shred45 6y ago|0 comments
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by shred45 6y ago
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 (especially when working with a new API or just experimenti
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by shred45 6y ago
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) - Data Engineering (Pytho
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by shred45 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Chicago, IL | REMOTE Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) - Data Engineering (Python, Hadoop, Spark (Scala), Kafk
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by shred45 6y ago
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 is the cause of a lot of your feelings o
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by shred45 6y ago
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 it became apparent that they relied on a yearly upgrade cycle
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by shred45 6y ago
Hey, also don't have a time for a full review, but had one comment. I've been a pretty passionate user of GitLab for 2+ years and really loved the industry-leading integrated CI/CD. I have found that page load times on both G
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by shred45 6y ago
Forgot to put SEEKING WORK
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by shred45 6y ago
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) - Data Engineering (Pytho
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by shred45 6y ago
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) - Data Engineering (Pytho
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by shred45 6y ago
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) - Data Engineering (Pytho
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by shred45 7y ago
I have found Terraform to be a great way to manage Docker Swarm. I use one Terraform project to provision VPC, EC2, security groups, and install Docker with TLS authentication set up. I then use a second Terraform project to manage Docker r

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