973500+ entries in 0.727s
mjr_: but until
then i figured i would just go
through jurov
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 19.90002, Best ask: 19.98898, Bid-ask spread: 0.08896, Last
trade: 19.90001, 24 hour volume: 41906.77847932, 24 hour low: 18.70000, 24 hour high: 20.20000, 24 hour vwap: 19.69482
mjr_: that's whats weird...i don't see any gui for orders, but maybe
they dynamically
turn
that on once funds arrive?
mjr_: yeah, i wasn't planning on
those orders
error4733: MPEx offers support for short
trading/market making futures and options, using MKFUT/MKOPT/SPLIT commands.
There is no GUI on CoinBr for
them yet, but we'll do it for you when asked over e-mail or IRC. Only MPEx fee, if any, will be asked atm.
error4733: Q. How do I do short
trades with CoinBr?
mjr_: do
they have an api? i signed up but i can't find anything
mjr_: hey namworld, how do you place orders
through coinbr?
Namworld: I used
the dice with
the best long
term return odds
mjr_: usually you never do what you went
to school for
mjr_: it actually works out ok i
think
error4733: you'r soo stupid at 18 years, why we have
to choose a such important
think like a futur at
this stupid age
mjr_: anyway, i
think i did it right
mjr_: so i wasn't sure if i was calculating
the spread correctly
mjr_: back now at .5% is
that wrong?
mjr_: if anyone wants my code
to play around with it,
they are welcome
to it
mjr_: havelock seems
to have different prices on s.dice
mjr_: if i can build a somewhat abstract order interface,
then i could put it on multiple exchanges...which would be nice
mjr_: but can't find out how
to do
that on coinbr
mjr_: and
this is only
the scanning calculating part of it
mjr_: can barely squeeze a profit
there
mjr_: nah just sdice right now,
though i can plug in any symbol and it will check it for spreads greater
than fees
mjr_: i built a fun bot
that
tries
to market make
jurov: no i
take back, got it ;)
jurov: smickles,
teh script still not working?
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: movin on up,
to a deluxe apartment in
the sky, finally got a piece of
the pie
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 19.50002, Best ask: 19.64594, Bid-ask spread: 0.14592, Last
trade: 19.50000, 24 hour volume: 80815.43101719, 24 hour low: 18.00000, 24 hour high: 20.60000, 24 hour vwap: 19.47478
mircea_popescu: i
think he's working on implementing a bitcoin-based c compiler
too
mircea_popescu: when
that guy from bitmillions ShaTwo was here, ukto was all "omg i was working on implementing
that"
mircea_popescu: ukto is basically a masochist, he's just looking for more
things
to implement
gesell: nice,
twitter got hacked due
to ruby on rails
jurov: he had
to add few
things
to bf for my assets
to work
jurov: cause i can
tyrannize ukto with special functionality requests
mircea_popescu: Namworld i didn't mean you. i meant him. list on
there just out of spite
mircea_popescu: i'll pay usagi
to read Strategic Risk Management
to you for a week straight.
mjr_: well,
that is another
thing i like about
this economy and specifcally mpex...everyone is expected
to be responsible for
themselves
jurov: i'll enumerate all
the mpex interface bugs in lengthy and entertaining post
mjr_: i really love
the mpex model as is
mircea_popescu: sorta like make sure i keep mpex small. bludgeon successful people, something like
that ?
jurov: i'm just
trying
to check
the number
till i release it in
the wild
mjr_: i
think
that's what
the registration is for
mjr_: there are fees on all
trades
mjr_: i believe
that he does collect fees :)
thestringpuller: mircea should demand fees from you for working on his
turf
mjr_: i
take it
that's good news?
jurov: looks like cool
thing
to do... maybe i'll get public
mjr_: by
the way...the al gore interview on
the daily show was pretty interesting and
they
talked about high frequency
mjr_: it seems
to be within
two days after issuing monthly report
jurov: on 1st
they get roaring drunk
then sleep and wake up ,
then start working on report
fancypants: how does S.DICE and/or S.BBET decide when
to pay dividend? I can't seem
to find it or determine any sort of a pattern from
the history
mjr_: in general, big complex systems are going
to have cracks while small distributed systems CAN be easy
to implement once, and
then multiplied in a scalable way
mjr_: yeah, or
the facebook ipo with nasdaq
jurov: creating liability for descendants in
turn
thestringpuller: For
that reason last year a London bank processor went offline for 2 hours and 90% of
the population were unable
to make any withdrawals or deposits...
jurov: it's ego
thing, everyone wants
to build something big
that will outlast him
mjr_: and are shocked when
things fail
mjr_: i feel like usually
the central planning
type of
things assumes perfect implementation
mjr_: instead of
trusting in infrastructure
mjr_: to expect
that people will
try
to steal
the messages
mjr_: well yeah, i
think
that is
the more robust system
jurov: as opposed
to providing byzantine infrastructure
to create pipe
to safely communicate
jurov: it's about users identifying
themselves and using any channel, possibly insecure
to communicate with exchange
jurov: thestringpuller,
the core of his argument isn't
this
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: you realize
that
the webserver -
trade engine is what a lot of banks are migrating
to right?
mjr_: really nice financials by
the way
mircea_popescu: something like
that. better
than paper wallet cause well... you can't read it