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  1. CppCon 2017

    I am lucky to be able to attend the CppCon 2017 in Bellevue, Washington for the second year in a row. I am excited to attend the sessions on C++17 as well as the proposals for C++20.

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  2. Crypto Trading Framework

    https://github.com/itsff/m3f-trading-system

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  3. Tweet October 17 2017 At 0438pm


    from Twitter

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  4. CppCon 2016

    One of the great perks of working at Chicago Trading Company is our conference budget. We get to attend two conferences a year. Even though I just started, the company sent me to Bellevue, WA for CppCon 2016. It was an awesome, seven-day experience! We attended a two-day advanced C++ training session, then spent the remaining five days attending the different CppCon tech-talks and presentations.

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  5. Trump Wall, the game

    Political satire

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  6. Back to Chicago

    I really liked my gig at Thomson Reuters and had a great time working on my team. Reuters managed to gather very smart people, both in the US and in China. I had a blast.

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  7. To my friends at Thomson Reuters

    Friends,

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  8. My First Patent Application

    My friend William just alerted me that our patent application has been published on the USPTO website. This dates back to our days at TT and it’s titled “System, Method, and Tool for Synthetic Order Recovery”. While William already has a few patents in his pocket, this one is my first 🙂

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  9. Migrated Słownik Polonijny

    Last night I migrated my dad’s Słownik Polonijny to my DigitalOcean docker box. Originally it lived on Heroku (it’s a Python Flask site), but I’ve been trying to consolidate my sites under one umbrella. No need to update you links, since the domain name is the same. One added bonus of this migration is SSL support, so others won’t be able to see what funny polonized words you’re looking at 😉

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  10. Docker Compose

    While I was working for Trading Technologies, we always planned on using Linux Containers to provide secure hosting of user-written TT SDK algos. Docker was supposed to be the way of ensuring proper isolation, resource management, as well as means of convenient deployment of client strategies. The infrastructure was in place, but I left before we had a chance to materialize our plans.

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