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"I've seen gluts not followed by shortages, but I've never seen a shortage not followed by a glut." - NNTaleb

For 4 vs 3, you’re saying the same thing.

He wrote:

If our number N of friends is odd, our chances of guessing correctly don’t improve when we move to N+1 friends.

Architect Financial Technologies | Chicago | Onsite / Remote | Full-time | architect.co

Architect recently raised a $35M series A and is looking to fill a number of software engineering roles.

As a key member of our growing team, you will help build out our advanced exchange which is the world's first centralized and regulated exchange for perpetual futures on traditional assets (FX, stocks, metals, interest rates, energy, compute, and other commodities).

Bonus points if you have:

- Experience with Rust

- Experience working in the finance industry, or a strong interest in electronic trading

- Knowledge of architecture, testing, and deployment of distributed systems

- Live in Chicago

Full-stack development experience with Typescript and React a plus

If you’re interested, please send a resume and brief intro to [email protected] or reach out to me with any questions about the role

You definitely can, I know single people or small teams running strategies with 2+ sharpe making millions a year.

This doesn’t work on my iPhone 16

Edit: after upgrading the software, it works

Agreed, not worth making a huge effort toward an advanced system for measuring an ATS until you’ve really built out at scale

Yeah definitely. Don’t want to have an algo that makes money when times are slow but then blows up/does nothing when market volume is 10x

Architect Financial Technologies | Chicago | Onsite / Remote | Full-time | architect.co

Architect is looking to fill a number of software engineering roles.

As a key member of our growing team, you will help build out our advanced, API-centric, multi-asset brokerage platform across stocks, options, ETFs, futures, and more.

Bonus points if you have:

- Experience with Rust

- Experience working in the finance industry, or a strong interest in electronic trading

- Knowledge of architecture, testing, and deployment of distributed systems

-Live in Chicago

*Full-stack development experience with Typescript and React a plus*

If you’re interested, please send a resume and brief intro to [email protected] or reach out to me with any questions about the role

Bleed build for me

Gotta lay off employees and issue buybacks

So deserved.

Pure functions are also way more testable

This website doesn’t give the absolute percentages, nor does it give hard numbers. Very annoying.

The amount of BTC in circulation is increasing per year as well. There’s a finite amount of gold on Earth.

Real estate is definitely not “infinite”. Especially if you consider arable land and weather patterns.

Finite amount of gold as well. Finite amount of bitcoin cash as well. Finite amount of real estate as well.

Wouldn’t it be the exact opposite, that the more people see it, the more likely it is to happen

Our understanding of migraines seems to be increasing exponentially

Cue Mr Krabs “for money” meme

And what will I do with this full BTC?

Anyone buying at a 5% discount is torching money

“That there is currently no proof that organisms with brain structures as complex as humans' can successfully be restored exposes the concept as "preposterous", says Clive Coen, professor of neuroscience at King's College London.”

A reading of “The Nature of the Firm” is counter to this

First part of your comment is right, but your reasoning is wrong. A couple years ago, YouTube changed the visibility of negative comments, such that positive comments are prioritized (can’t like a comment if you don’t even see it).

This was also around the time they removed the thumbs up/down count.

This was to prevent creator burnout; imagine if every video you put out had some snarky diss against you in the comments.

I’m still not sure what Apple Intelligence does

This looks pretty good, great job!

How are you making profit from this so that it’s sustainable?

Pretty much, yes. Reading WSJ/NYT is fun but not productive at all