This isn’t just AI…it’s ‘enterprise-AI’. It’s AI, but with more bureaucracy and politics.
But I think you can do psychotic shit like applying punishing sanctions to anywhere that permits an ungoverned connection. Or apply physical force (military). I’m not saying we’re even remotely close to this, I’m just…
I’d argue even new freeways are challenging, at least in my area. They’ve been trying to close a loop around this city for 30+yr now, with a 3mi gap remaining. The last 3mi extension toward closing the gap took nearly…
I’ll believe it. If someone were to try to achieve the same in my area (not even high speed rail), between two metropolitan areas, they’d have to contend with thousands of private land owners. I lived in the UK for a…
Man, I’d love more trains but we can’t act like the infrastructure necessary to support them, if not present, is very challenging to develop. Even ignoring land acquisition (which is a big thing to ignore in populated…
Shit, MIAX is just the old BATS/Cboe technology with some local flair. There are multiple derivatives of the old Island/INET tech stack, mainly in ATSs, but the iteration Nasdaq is operating on only diverges where…
Don’t disagree there, though this has been status quo for nearly two decades now. By that measure regional exchanges were their own beasts for a long time. The environment has definitely streamlined a ton since RegNMS…
Yeah, they tried to carry the suffix symbology into the ticker itself, but that fortunately died not because of some great sanctity of the symbols but because someone thought it would confuse too much with how ACT and…
Amusingly there is plenty of precedent (link below under Nasdaq Integrated Platform Suffix and the older ACT/CTCI suffixes) for using all of the wonderful character symbols to indicate different classes of securities.…
Little bit of a “the more you know” moment. Historically NYSE (and AMEX; thought of in this specific context as CTA) had a lock on 1-3 character symbols. NASDAQ (via UTP) had a lock on 4-6 character symbols. For a long…
I think the sad thing is they don’t even have to hide it. Absolutely no one will be held directly accountable for these decisions, either because they’ll be retired, or the “responsibility” can be whitewashed through…
Of course! I have the curse of working/having worked in the financial sector, so all of the “Linkedin People” I know moved from crypto horseshit to AI horseshit. Before that it’s just as you said, cloud horseshit. Can’t…
Mortgaging the future to pay for the present. All of these executives are operating under the pretense that they won’t be held accountable when in 10-15yr their middle bench is a disaster, and they’re probably right.
Same boat here. Go as simple as possible (syslog) as the base, and you can bolt on whatever the hell other tools you’d like to perform advanced functionality if you really want it.
There certainly was a lot of navel-gazing and patting of backs with the dissolution of the USSR… Truth is while the govt model and Union failed, the people who made it up didn’t vanish into thin air. You can draw a…
To put it simply, no. I mean, as a general statement and not a universal. There were arguments about domestication of data and the risk of compute and data being in the control of Western (mainly US) powers, but that…
That is only if there’s a direct correlation to price movements starting after he opens his yap on Truth Social (which, within this administration there is plenty of insider trading so the movement may pre-date the…
The trading firms don’t really get anything from bribing Trump. That’s not to say hedge funds don’t want to tickle the big guy’s ego, but they don’t need “faster data” in most cases. It’s less directly beneficial than…
I don’t say this lightly, and confess I haven’t dug in very deeply yet, but this is one of the most hot shit uses of ML I think I’ve stumbled across yet. If this does what I think it does (and I confess I’m a goddamn…
The entirety of modern financial markets is simply incremental distributed state machines.
I think that's precisely what the previous commenter is saying. Sit on the side lines, and let other people bloody themselves up. Similar in a way to dot com. It's not to say ML won't have practical application in the…
One of those silly little issues with inbuilt software that drives me insane is the number of times I’ve had to log back into Apple Music or Spotify (or one of the video services to occupy the kiddo while parked for…
Amusingly for the security information processors in the US (which handle US Equity consolidated quote and trade data) the trade feed is still referred to as the tape (one of the two governing bodies is called the…
It existed prior to GME as well, which really should tell you that anyone who is using this is going against people who have spent the last decade at least perfecting signals based on this exact same data. The hope…
And to extend this, low frequency does not mean slow speed. HFT mostly covers how often you are trading. Some low frequency strategies require near instantaneous (sub microsecond) execution capability in order to beat…
This isn’t just AI…it’s ‘enterprise-AI’. It’s AI, but with more bureaucracy and politics.
But I think you can do psychotic shit like applying punishing sanctions to anywhere that permits an ungoverned connection. Or apply physical force (military). I’m not saying we’re even remotely close to this, I’m just…
I’d argue even new freeways are challenging, at least in my area. They’ve been trying to close a loop around this city for 30+yr now, with a 3mi gap remaining. The last 3mi extension toward closing the gap took nearly…
I’ll believe it. If someone were to try to achieve the same in my area (not even high speed rail), between two metropolitan areas, they’d have to contend with thousands of private land owners. I lived in the UK for a…
Man, I’d love more trains but we can’t act like the infrastructure necessary to support them, if not present, is very challenging to develop. Even ignoring land acquisition (which is a big thing to ignore in populated…
Shit, MIAX is just the old BATS/Cboe technology with some local flair. There are multiple derivatives of the old Island/INET tech stack, mainly in ATSs, but the iteration Nasdaq is operating on only diverges where…
Don’t disagree there, though this has been status quo for nearly two decades now. By that measure regional exchanges were their own beasts for a long time. The environment has definitely streamlined a ton since RegNMS…
Yeah, they tried to carry the suffix symbology into the ticker itself, but that fortunately died not because of some great sanctity of the symbols but because someone thought it would confuse too much with how ACT and…
Amusingly there is plenty of precedent (link below under Nasdaq Integrated Platform Suffix and the older ACT/CTCI suffixes) for using all of the wonderful character symbols to indicate different classes of securities.…
Little bit of a “the more you know” moment. Historically NYSE (and AMEX; thought of in this specific context as CTA) had a lock on 1-3 character symbols. NASDAQ (via UTP) had a lock on 4-6 character symbols. For a long…
I think the sad thing is they don’t even have to hide it. Absolutely no one will be held directly accountable for these decisions, either because they’ll be retired, or the “responsibility” can be whitewashed through…
Of course! I have the curse of working/having worked in the financial sector, so all of the “Linkedin People” I know moved from crypto horseshit to AI horseshit. Before that it’s just as you said, cloud horseshit. Can’t…
Mortgaging the future to pay for the present. All of these executives are operating under the pretense that they won’t be held accountable when in 10-15yr their middle bench is a disaster, and they’re probably right.
Same boat here. Go as simple as possible (syslog) as the base, and you can bolt on whatever the hell other tools you’d like to perform advanced functionality if you really want it.
There certainly was a lot of navel-gazing and patting of backs with the dissolution of the USSR… Truth is while the govt model and Union failed, the people who made it up didn’t vanish into thin air. You can draw a…
To put it simply, no. I mean, as a general statement and not a universal. There were arguments about domestication of data and the risk of compute and data being in the control of Western (mainly US) powers, but that…
That is only if there’s a direct correlation to price movements starting after he opens his yap on Truth Social (which, within this administration there is plenty of insider trading so the movement may pre-date the…
The trading firms don’t really get anything from bribing Trump. That’s not to say hedge funds don’t want to tickle the big guy’s ego, but they don’t need “faster data” in most cases. It’s less directly beneficial than…
I don’t say this lightly, and confess I haven’t dug in very deeply yet, but this is one of the most hot shit uses of ML I think I’ve stumbled across yet. If this does what I think it does (and I confess I’m a goddamn…
The entirety of modern financial markets is simply incremental distributed state machines.
I think that's precisely what the previous commenter is saying. Sit on the side lines, and let other people bloody themselves up. Similar in a way to dot com. It's not to say ML won't have practical application in the…
One of those silly little issues with inbuilt software that drives me insane is the number of times I’ve had to log back into Apple Music or Spotify (or one of the video services to occupy the kiddo while parked for…
Amusingly for the security information processors in the US (which handle US Equity consolidated quote and trade data) the trade feed is still referred to as the tape (one of the two governing bodies is called the…
It existed prior to GME as well, which really should tell you that anyone who is using this is going against people who have spent the last decade at least perfecting signals based on this exact same data. The hope…
And to extend this, low frequency does not mean slow speed. HFT mostly covers how often you are trading. Some low frequency strategies require near instantaneous (sub microsecond) execution capability in order to beat…