Correct but respectfully I think you didn't read the post fully. I mentioned within I'd hedge by buying an equal dollar amount of NDX futures which makes it a bit more beta neutral. If those stocks rise, so does the NDX, and my losses on the shorts are offset. But the whole thing won't work anyways due to high trading costs. Unless somehow you can make markets very well at huge scale.
Yeah you're right. Although, how bad would "S3 is deleted worldwide" be? Or "RDS is down for the foreseeable future"? So IDK... The other problem with them is how big they are, so you can't take proportional weights in them, which messes with risk a bit. I think this is a crap strategy but an interesting idea. As others said, the sentiment scanning probably has a better shot, and you pay the huge spread trading outside RTH.
Thank you. I'm only happy to hear this was helpful. I'd also love comments from any HDL quants about how portable FPGA code would be to virtualized environments and what other languages might stand out particularly well for a VM stack.
I like PM2 and it's successfully been keeping my APIs alive quite well, but how does the future look given the popularity of Kubernetes? What is the overlap like and what's not overlapping?
I have another idea. A proof of work mechanism whereby to send the DM you need to run some expensive WebGL task for ten minutes. Removes the payment barrier and also spam.
Another small suggestion - 14 days seems way too short for a trial; most SaaS trials are 30 and I often end up emailing for extensions before onboarding a new vendor. This is not a cost skimp, it's to avoid making the wrong decision.
Not everyone goes to the cloud by default. There are many orgs out there that want full data sovereignty for better infosec without relying on someone else's servers.
This kind of comment (not your actual comment) shows the pitifully simplistic people making crucial decisions in UK public IT. On prem vs off prem
has nothing to do with this yet cloud is phrased as a key tenet of improvement. I suppose give it a few years it'll be described as "LLM ready" too.
Thanks for posting and well
done. Small suggestion for your writing style: use less ALL CAPS / BOOM! / WOW! styles and embrace less dramatic wording: it would make your site read more professionally and be easier to digest. Good luck.
Another horrible idea akin to anti adblock detection. VPNs are there for a reason and historically originate from corporate LANs needing to extend to executives' company devices. They're now mainstream and many millions of corporate devices will have all egress traffic routed through corp data centres that are by definition VPN endpoints, or cloud solutions like Palo Alto GlobalProtect. Have extreme caution using something like this.
I'm almost leaning toward a loose paper notebook, a small desktop scanner for when I get back from the office and coding up a tensorflow OCR automation to run a little container that ships pdfs to Nextcloud in nice folders. If I need to view a previous note, it's on my Nextcloud everywhere. Minimal vendor lock in, actual paper too, but a lot of moving parts.