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Machine learning on mobile – hard mode on?
Re:Machine learning on mobile – hard mode on?
on Tuesday September 06, 2022 @01:03PM (#32739932)
How easy is to rollout your ML solution on the mobile device now days?
Performance tuning in practice – is it mindset or just blueprint?
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @12:26AM (#21002377)
If you have enough money - you can spread it among various exchanges into pre-defined coins and just rebalancing it along the usual trading.
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @12:23AM (#21002363)
+ how to overcome uncertainties, deal with unknowns and what questions to ask
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @12:20AM (#21002348)
That was the most funny thing - we thought if we work only with major exchanges - we will avoid any issues related with immature systems.
Thats make me severely reconsider acceptance criteria of product to be ready to face customers :D
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @12:16AM (#21002334)
That's the thing that was difficult to overcome - it was common belief and a common perception that everything were settled already.
Probably in other fields situation might be the same - judging only by facts and data can bring potential opportunities.
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @12:05AM (#21002291)
yeah, choice of language is not so easy in this case: c++ seems to be industry standard, but I am curious to measure how golang or scala would improve time of development and what would be their performance.
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @02:40PM (#20998663)
Out of curiosity what was the full timing - since the moment we get data till the moment when we sent request to exchange?
>> I had a lot of fun trying to optimize round trip time with various datacenters around the world.
To be honest - I am thinking crypto exchanges are not at this state yet: many of them relying on public clouds, some of them still send non-compressed plain text json data, etc.
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @01:41PM (#20997943)
>> With arbitrage you also have to beat the fees and the time.
I have to add - coins that you use for trading is also important factor, volatility may lead to situation when you were able to increase volume of some alt-coins, but next day their price severely drops
Re:Open sourcing crypto-arbitrage bot in Python – back to the dawn of ...
on Tuesday September 17, 2019 @01:37PM (#20997884)
>>timequerylog
For storing only or for data analysis as well?
Currently our postgres have something around 1 Tb which is already not so easy to play with.