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williamdunne: Yeah, I do similar on my sites but I 303 www to no wwww
williamdunne: Firefox can't find the server at www.cascadianhacker.com.
williamdunne: Yeah the LMAX architecture is awesome. Matt introduced me to Java through it
williamdunne: Seems like it could be good if you're already stuck with some solar panels
williamdunne: The way I was planning it was that the core is just a simple limit/market job, and then the handlers do all of the things like checking balances before passing anything to the book itself
williamdunne: Naphex: Currently they just have side quantity and price
williamdunne: Naphex: Assuming the order handlers are aware of the orders that should be in the book they can work out who placed what when and who is owed what
williamdunne: And then the order handlers work out what belongs to who
williamdunne: Naphex: Would another solution not be to just append it to duplicate data? i.e if I have another order come in at $150 just add it to the quantity
williamdunne: Yeah, although don't have to deal with price-time in this case
williamdunne: Derp. Well now I have to work out that one. I only started looking at Java 3-4 days ago -.-
williamdunne: Wait, surely TreeMap is the most ideal as it guarantees that the orders are actually.. in order?
williamdunne: Doesn't particularly help that I have only 100mb of free mem currently
williamdunne: I was just starting to experiment with it tbh, I literally just took out my treemap and put in the chronicle map
williamdunne: Naphex: I'll have a dig. I'm currently trying to find an efficient way to send messages between some order parsers and the matching engine itself
williamdunne: asciilifeform: You'd probably be more disgusted if you knew all of the langs I enjoy using
williamdunne: Naphex: Matching engine, using one thats meant to write to disk and have an audit trail (as well as being stupidly high performance) but so far its treating me like shit
williamdunne: I would like to be used by MPEX for options settlement too - I believe we could offer the reliability that was missing when MP last offered them
williamdunne: Can't imagine that I have enough rep to do that yet, but its something I would be open to in the future
williamdunne: danielpbarron: Got some private investment on it, did a soft-launch, found what I did wrong, and now working on a complete overhaul which should be pretty awesome
williamdunne: Trying to use some custom Map library that claims to be the Fastest, Greatest, Most flexible. It reduced by speed by 16 times.
williamdunne: Its on a computer that hasn't touched the internet in a while so not worth the effort of moving it
williamdunne: danielpbarron: Still have the key, just changed my name format
williamdunne: jurov: I designed a similar-ish system based on a network of brokerages
williamdunne: danielpbarron: I'm not suggesting that bitcoin replaces SWIFT just to be clear.. I just meant because it covers giga+ payments
williamdunne: funkenstein_: Pretty much. I disagree with Gavin because it essentially makes the blocks infinitely large, but I disagree with some people here because 7tx/s doesn't even cover SWIFT payments
williamdunne: Adlai: We're in agreement there, I'm not suggesting that we're ever to put ourselves in a position where blocks are huge and no-one is paying. I'm just suggesting that 1mb is no way near enough for bitcoin to be bigger than it is today
williamdunne: ben_vulpes: I know you disagree, but I personally would like to see more people/companies/whatevers using bitcoin
williamdunne: Pierre_Rochard: Would it not be preferable to be in a situation where blocks are routinely filled at low-ish fees.
williamdunne: Pierre_Rochard: But also makes it less appealing. Security isn't the only objective
williamdunne: But does seem like the block-size will need to increase at some stage(s) if we're to continue growth
☟︎ williamdunne: I'm not promoting Gavin's proposal, as it is definitely stupid
williamdunne: Pierre_Rochard: 1mb blocksize is inelasticity of supply, is it not?
williamdunne: Pierre_Rochard: In fairness thats about the same as saying my internet speeds today aren't affecting my ability to do things, so it won't in the future.
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williamdunne: nubbins`: Wait, did you have to type in the PGP sig?
williamdunne: pete_dushenski: I'm not suggesting I have any issue with it, if thats what you mean
williamdunne: pete_dushenski: Doesn't seem irrelevant when comparing subsets of the wider context
williamdunne: pete_dushenski: A world where Jews are over-represented in banking and law?
williamdunne: pete_dushenski: Is it not generally accepted that banking/law etc is engrained into Jewish culture
williamdunne: "COULD WE PLS HAVE A LOW 6MTH FIX TODAY OLD YID?"
williamdunne: "There is the near entirety of bitcoin's market cap gone"
williamdunne: If that happens I'll go for it, retroactively though. It'd be an inconvenience at most
williamdunne: Not sure what that guy thinks he is doing in the background
williamdunne: Then again, thats kinda hypocritical because I treat my own aspirations with that mentality
williamdunne: I still don;t understand who the hell would launch that from inside the US? Like srsly. Its not even opsec at this point, its just about not being goddam mentally handicapped