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Re:Algorithmic surrealism: A slow-motion guide to high-frequ... by bcook on Wednesday June 17, 2015 @10:56PM (#9736604)
Care to explain why? (unethical)

Aside from stating your own skills, employability, and high standard of ethics, your post is lacking useful info about HFT.

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Re:Algorithmic surrealism: A slow-motion guide to high-frequ... by getsat on Thursday June 18, 2015 @12:17AM (#9736814)
I just spent 15 minutes Googling this guy because his site in his profile was interesting. He humblebrags about employability, but he's incapable of finding work. He also makes bomb threats: http://blog.up.co/2012/04/30/not-even-bmob-threats-could-det...
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Re:Algorithmic surrealism: A slow-motion guide to high-frequ... by MichaelCrawford on Thursday June 18, 2015 @12:20AM (#9736822)
No, I don't make bomb threats. I was using Twitter to lecture the Portland Startup Weekend on engineering ethics.

I resigned in protest from an HMI/SCADA vendor because of the poor code quality of their product.

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Re:Algorithmic surrealism: A slow-motion guide to high-frequ... by getsat on Thursday June 18, 2015 @12:29AM (#9736845)
I see. Thanks for your side of the story. You are a very interesting person! I'm going to read more of your site later.
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Re:Algorithmic surrealism: A slow-motion guide to high-frequ... by MichaelCrawford on Thursday June 18, 2015 @12:38AM (#9736864)
Thank you.

From time to time I toy with the idea of suing that joker for libel, but the reason I don't is that I support the notion that the best response to hate speech is more speech.

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