thraneh

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by thraneh 4y ago
Thanks. There was another discussion around this topic only a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31149427
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by thraneh 4y ago
That's what I thought too. A basement with concret walls/floor/ceiling should have enough rebar to act like a Faraday cage. It's not a lot of information (say, <1GB), but it's business critical and I'm somew
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Ask HN: How to protect digital information if there is a nuclear war
2 points by thraneh 4y ago|4 comments
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by thraneh 4y ago
range-v3 is a great library allowing you to bridge the gap: https://github.com/ericniebler/range-v3
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by thraneh 5y ago
This has helped me better understand the strategic significance. Thank you. Edit: As a seeker of answers to the "why", I can't recommend these links enough.
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by thraneh 5y ago
What is NATO's objective except to defend the member countries from aggressors? As has been mentioned elsewhere in this thread, perhaps what is happening is about the control of natural resources. The entire situation is then political
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by thraneh 5y ago
> Not to mention the fact that these sanctions are going to make poor people starve. This seems a very likely outcome. The EU obviously has no other "weapon" than sanctions. In my view, it has become a social media popularity c
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by thraneh 5y ago
> I try to remind myself to be especially careful about how I react This is good advice and possibly a fault on my part. Coming from a deep frustration about not being able to make sense of current news, then finding out about Mearsheime
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by thraneh 5y ago
This is spot on! What has shocked me is how easily the narrative has been pushed in the EU. There has not been much backing for less confrontation. On the contrary, EU more than anything, is escalating by imposing economic sanctions on the
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by thraneh 5y ago
A lot of current news feels very biased, even from sources I previously found unbiased. Fortunately I was recently shared a link to John Mearsheimers 2015 YT video where he very clearly explains what has led to the current situation. In tha
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by thraneh 5y ago
Maybe download Miniforge and install gcc_linux-64, then you get GCC 11, all without sudo, on (probably) any Linux distro
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by thraneh 6y ago
I have for some time considered adopting Conan, but I'm comparing to Conda (conda-forge, actually). One of the many benefits of using Conda is that I can rely on users easily being able to install a well-defined environment without req
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by thraneh 6y ago
Nothing deep, but the PCB layout is quite impressive. This project appears to care about the details. Also intersting to learn about the history of Elbrus.
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by thraneh 6y ago
Has any other philanthropists in history appeared to care about the world (or part of the world) in a more profound way than Bill and Melinda Gates? The question I have, though, is how about continuation? I can't find anything on the
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by thraneh 6y ago
Does any online resources exist showing life-time contributions to open-source projects from various organisations? The reason I'm asking is that I've noticed companies often use their contributions for own marketing. And this is
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by thraneh 6y ago
At first this follow-up comment really upset me. However, isn't it just a reflection of where we are now? So much is being discussed about AWS (and the likes) profiting from open source solutions without giving anything back. Isn'
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Show HN: Roq – Demonstrating low μs response times for algorithmic trading(roq-trading.com)
2 points by thraneh 6y ago|0 comments
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by thraneh 6y ago
Shameless plug about a latency experiment I recently did using a C++ trading toolkit I have been working on for cryptocurrency exchanges: https://roq-trading.com/posts/latency_experiment/
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by thraneh 7y ago
It's a framework supporting the whole life-cycle: * Data capture (binary format, streaming, consistent) * Exploratory research (InfluxDB into Jupyter) * Back-testing (incl. order matching, very fast!) * Live trading (suitable for HFT)
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Show HN: Roq – C++ HFT on Crypto Exchanges with μs Latency(roq-trading.com)
11 points by thraneh 7y ago|1 comments
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Maintaining an open source C library: lessons learnt from librdkafka(medium.com)
1 points by thraneh 9y ago|0 comments