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by logotype 2y ago
:) it's all part of the game
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by logotype 2y ago
you guys like sunglasses
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by logotype 2y ago
best of luck!
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by logotype 2y ago
100%
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by logotype 2y ago
The “marketing” aspect of a job posting is bad because it’s not genuine. And a large proportion of applicants are using automated tools which is adding to the problem. The people who are actually looking for a matching role and who actually
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by logotype 2y ago
interesting! I haven’t heard about this, thanks for sharing.
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by logotype 2y ago
Exactly! The system is flawed right now because it’s automated on both sides, for often the wrong reasons
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Ask HN: Are YC startups *actually* hiring?
108 points by logotype 2y ago|136 comments
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by logotype 2y ago
exactly, it is the same. basically the simplest way to parse is to split the message into key/value pairs separated by \x01 (SOH), and then inflate/enrich the message with field names and enumerations to make the message more unde
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by logotype 2y ago
xml/xsd is preferred as the schema definition, but the format "on the wire" is mostly tagvalue ASCII over TCP sockets these days (or binary using SBE if its latency sensitive e.g. HFT). JSON is relatively new in the FIX world
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by logotype 2y ago
hehe! spoiler alert: they haven't
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by logotype 2y ago
Thanks! not sure if it meets the guidelines given that it is a paid product. cheers
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Brief Introduction to Fix and Fix JSON(fixparser.dev)
13 points by logotype 2y ago|13 comments
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How to connect FIXParser with QuickFIX C++(fixparser.dev)
2 points by logotype 2y ago|0 comments
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How to Parse a NewOrderSingle with FIXParser(fixparser.dev)
1 points by logotype 2y ago|0 comments
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The unknown protocol that runs finance(fixparser.dev)
2 points by logotype 2y ago|2 comments
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by logotype 2y ago
I'm looking for a co-founder for a few key reasons. First, raising capital as a solo founder has proven to be challenging. Second, I need a partner who shares the vision and has the capability to help drive the company in the right dir
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by logotype 2y ago
I built FIXParser https://fixparser.dev initially because I wanted to learn HFT. This was over 10 years ago, but I still maintain and build it to this day. Turns out several companies find it useful too! It doesn’t make much mon
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by logotype 2y ago
Hey, thanks a lot! I updated the post. I have kept a low profile hence no social / traces online except the website for now. Next year i'll dive into this full-time and will definitively work on social media and growing the platfo
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Ask HN: Join My Fintech Journey as a Co-Founder
1 points by logotype 2y ago|4 comments
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FIXParser TypeScript Library(fixparser.dev)
1 points by logotype 2y ago|1 comments
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by logotype 2y ago
FIXParser helps trading firms automate and streamline FIX message workflows, saving time and reducing errors.
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by logotype 2y ago
Parse FIX messages directly in the browser and node.js...
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TypeScript FIXParser Library(fixparser.dev)
1 points by logotype 2y ago|1 comments
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by logotype 2y ago
don’t bother. I made that mistake (spent a decade there). It just made me realise that values are so much more important than money. It made me angrier and angrier over the years living in a society like China. I just had to leave. Never su
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by logotype 2y ago
I would never, EVER, buy any BYD or any car manufactured in China. Support local brands who manufacture locally.
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by logotype 2y ago
I’m helping companies start trading, fintech, crypto, etc. It’s a FIX engine implemented in pure TypeScript. https://fixparser.dev
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by logotype 2y ago
I’m looking for a co-founder, running https://fixparser.dev which is a profitable company with clients worldwide. Been applying to YC twice but failed - will continue the search for funding. Reach out at victor@logotype.se cheer
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by logotype 2y ago
very happy to see this!
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FIXParser – TypeScript library for FIX parsing(fixparser.dev)
1 points by logotype 2y ago|0 comments

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