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Stefan Schlamp (who's one of the few public writers on HFT worth reading IMO) posted this Eurex data a few weeks back (Dec 2023). Interesting that tick-to-trade median on fast responses have converged to 20ns... which seems insanely fast even for FPGA. Would be curious on any color how people are getting to sub 50ns.
It was a sweltering summer day in 2023 when the elite group of marines known as the "Quantum Ghosts" found themselves in a situation far beyond anything they'd ever encountered. Experts in the art of stealth and infiltration, they had been tasked with a highly classified mission to investigate a newly discovered phenomenon: The Backrooms.
The Backrooms were said to be an endless labyrinth of uncanny, surreal spaces that seemed to defy the laws of physics. Whispered rumors claimed that those who accidentally "noclipped" out of reality would find themselves trapped within the Backrooms for eternity, haunted by grotesque creatures and driven to madness by the monotonous yellow wallpaper and hu
One of the chief complaints about Matrix 4 is how "off" it looked compared to the previous trilogy. A lot of people have complained about the whole thing feeling like a soap opera or cheap movie. What if this was intentional?
Resurrections opens with a re-creation of the scene from the original Matrix with Trinity at the computer. Except this version takes place inside a "modal" (a toy simulation running inside the Matrix). One of the major complains about Resurrections was how off the fighting choreography was to the original trilogy. And I feel like the point of including this almost shot-for-shot recreation of that scene was to establish the baseline of modals running at significantly
We're currently at a state where our remote first company is quickly scaling. We're a US based company, but are seeing a number of talented candidates applying from outside the US. I'm sure others here must have dealt with this situation, but there doesn't seem to be much high quality guidance on the best way for a US company to directly employ a person in another country.
Obviously, I want to minimize the amount of time and headache to do this. It's not like we have a dedicated HR team to take care of the paper work. Is there a simple approach or service that streamlines this process? Anyone with experience here that can share what worked (or what didn't work) for them? Thanks!
Quick background: I'm a dev trying to build and launch a new Ethereum-based decentralized exchange. Think along the lines of Uniswap, Sushi or Bancor. I really believe that the product will offer some truly new technology that will add value to the users. But my conundrum is building enough trust with the DeFi community, where early users will feel confident to trust their hard earned money.
That's why I'd like to hear from you. The subreddit here is filled with a lot of bright, knowledgeable people, who are often on the cutting edge of DeFi. Your perspective would be super valuable for our team. What are the major things you look for in a new DeFi protocol before you trust it with your mon
Quick background: As many on this sub already know, I'm a dev trying to build and launch a new decentralized exchange protocol. Think along the lines of Uniswap, Sushi or Bancor. I really believe that the product will offer some truly new technology that will add value to the users. But my conundrum is building enough trust with the DeFi community, where early users will feel confident to trust their hard earned money.
That's why I'd like to hear from the Horde. I know a lot here are often on the cutting edge of DeFi. So, I'd like to gauge from the folks here: What are the major things you look for in a new DeFi protocol before you trust it with your money? And how do you approach the probl
Quick background: I'm a dev trying to build and launch a new Ethereum-based dex. Think along the lines of Uniswap, Sushi or Bancor. I really believe that the product will offer some truly new technology that will add value to the users. But my conundrum is building enough trust with the DeFi community, where early users will feel confident to trust their hard earned money.
That's why I'd like to hear from you. The subreddit here is filled with a lot of bright, knowledgeable people, who are often on the cutting edge of DeFi. Your perspective would be super valuable for our team. What are the major things you look for in a new DeFi protocol before you trust it with your money? And how do you
Longtime developer, total web neophyte here.
I'm looking to quickly spin up a simple landing page for a new company. At the moment we're pre-product and pre-revenue, so SEO is not critical. We just need a page to attach to our domain, so we have a simple web presence for investors, candidates, partners, etc. However down the line, the domain will be a B2C web product, and SEO will be a super-critical component of marketing.
My question is if I throw up a simple website using a one-click solution like Squarespace today, will it burn me down the line? I see a lot of good resources about how to use Wordpress and make other optimizations to SEO. But I don't really understand if I need to do th
I’m curious to hear from everybody here what their thoughts are about decentralized exchanges (aka DeX) like Uniswap, SushiSwap, PancakeSwap, Quickswap, etc.
Have you used them before either for trading or staking? Was the experience good? What do you like about them? What do you dislike? What made you choose one versus the other? If you staked liquidity, how did you think about where and and what to stake?
But I’m also interested about hearing if you’ve never used one. Are you aware of DeXs in general? What is your understanding about the different brands out there, e.g. Uniswap vs SushiSwap? Has anyone done a good job explaining how they work? Are you planning on trying them at some poi
The Uniswap devs promised lower gas fees with V3. This promise has fallen flat on its face. In main net, all three transaction types (swaps, adds, and removes) are averaging significantly higher in V3 than V2. Let's just ballpark by taking a quick peek at some recent transactions:
