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by bradwood 4y ago
Really? I thought it was Arch for your desktop, Arch for your laptop and RHEL for your servers? /s
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by bradwood 4y ago
... King Arthur: I am your king. Peasant Woman: Well, I didn't vote for you. King Arthur: You don't vote for kings. Peasant Woman: Well, how'd you become king, then? King Arthur: The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the pure
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by bradwood 4y ago
This is an excellent book for explaining everything post-trade. But it's light on prep-trade and actual trade execution.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Yeah. DMA, Sponsored Access, SOR, (both sellside and buyside),dark pools, etc. And this is just equities and listed derivatives (and the odd bond). When you get on to FX and Fixed Income proper it all changes quite a bit as these tend to us
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by bradwood 4y ago
Look up the concept of a "Central Limit Order Book" (CLOB) -- this is the fundamental data structure that allows the matching and of buy- and sell-orders on a typical exchange "matching engine". It matches these orders i
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by bradwood 4y ago
Running an xrandr script with ’--scale’ when you plug in the externals works okay for me. I have a 4k laptop monitor and 2 X 1k externals. It's perfectly fine for work use cases. This is on i3wm btw
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by bradwood 4y ago
> When you place a fix into production, often it's the case you hope it resolves all issues and doesn't create new ones. I hope not. Relying on "hope" when fixing prod is not a recipe for success in my book. It should
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by bradwood 4y ago
100% agreed. But I'd suggest you just go for a serverless offering from one of the big cloud players. If your app runs on Heroku or Fly.io, you really don't need servers or VPCs or k8s clusters. Where I work, we've gone all-i
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by bradwood 4y ago
You don't need any AWS certs to deploy a few lambdas and a couple of DynamoDB tables. Come on. Your codebase, a few shell scripts, a yaml file for your CI/CD config, and another for your serverless framework definition and you&#x
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by bradwood 4y ago
> I think it's causing more harm than good to keep it unresolved on there. Sorry, what? You have an open incident that you think should be shown as resolved as not doing so "causes more harm than good"? Right, so lying to
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by bradwood 4y ago
@apenwarr -- how about a free Tailscale hookup for Ukraine to run over Starlink then?
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by bradwood 4y ago
> yet 0 interest in business/marketing/bla. Not sure this sounds like a good trait for a CTO.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Because mantissa and exponents CS101 -- can we please move on.
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by bradwood 4y ago
The article confuses Nitrogen Monoxide (NO), Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) and Nitrous Oxide (N2O). I know this as a few kids in chemistry class a few decades ago thought they'd sneak into the the lab and make laughing gas (N2O). The made Nit
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by bradwood 4y ago
It's only a hassle if its not automated. Look into Terraform, Ansible, Saltstack etc and spend some time writing infrastructure-as-code to automate the provisioning and management of all this stuff.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Some are missing, for example, Telegu and some other languages spoken on the Indian sub-continent.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Finally. The first _good_ reason for Brexit.
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by bradwood 4y ago
100% -- The expressions "polishing a turd" or "putting lipstick on a pig" come to mind.
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by bradwood 4y ago
2 questions: - Is it still electron-based? - Is the Linux version (assuming it even exists) still a 2nd class citizen?
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by bradwood 4y ago
Sorry, it's a private gitlab instance.
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by bradwood 4y ago
If you google `PlantUML Gitlab` you should find some blog posts and docs, but if you are don't fancy reading this, try pasting this into a Gitlab Issue body ```plantuml Alice -> Bob: Authentication Request Bob --> Alic
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by bradwood 4y ago
Sequence diagrams, in particular, yes. I do these with PlantUML in Gitlab Issues (which has in-built support for PlantUML)
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by bradwood 4y ago
I toyed with it for a bit found Zorin OS to be a nicer choice in this segment of the Linux market.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Put 10 economists in a room and you'll get 11 opinions.
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by bradwood 4y ago
Forgive what may be a contrarian position but why is this even a role in a corporation? It's the first time I've heard of this role in any firm. Employees at big corps like this usually get good private medical - is this not suffi
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by bradwood 4y ago
Those spindly legs are like, "WHAT?!"
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by bradwood 4y ago
Here here! I have 2 Frameworks in my UK household as we speak. And when the wife's old Macbook Air gives up the ghost, there will be 3.
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by bradwood 4y ago
I would love to get into NixOS, and have contemplated diving into it for some time, as I agree with you fully about the mutability point. But, I need to find time in my otherwise busy work- and home-life to learn it all -- every blog post I
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by bradwood 4y ago
S/Debian/Arch/ :) But yeah, in principle I agree. Sounds like bloatware.
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by bradwood 4y ago
I still have this now. She's always hiding my shit from me. Deliberately to piss me off. /s

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