This is a “soft tech” post. If that isn’t your thing, don’t worry, I’ll be returning to some cool “hard tech” and interesting algorithms after this. I&#821…

Inlining Automagical Metaprogramming Analytical Differentiation - 0xd34df00d/IAmMad

We have a low-latency C++ trading framework which allows us to deploy various trading strategies relatively easily.

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In mathematics, a set has no order. The sets  {1,2,3}  and {3,2,1}   are equivalent.  STL’s std::set diverges from the mathematical definition and imposes an order on its elements. Typically the se…

I love lambdas! <3 Missing from many C++17 feature lists is a small (but awesome!) change to lambdas called [familiar template syntax for generic...

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The Speed Game: Automated Trading Systems in C++ - Carl Cook - Meeting C++ 2016
Slides: https://meetingcpp.com/files/mcpp/2016/Carl%20Cook%20-%20The%20Speed%20Game-%20Automated%20trading%20in%20C++.pdf

In my previous post, I noticed a discrepancy between the output of the Boost.Accumulators implementation of the P-square algorithm and output presented in the original paper. Further investigation revealed that the discrepancy was due to a typon in the original…

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