LiamPa

True but until you open your API and start treating your average user fairly I and many others will be staying well clear.

> Servicing our market makers is top priority

I fixed it for you.

I was expecting it to finish with ‘now we write tests’ but it doesn’t...

I am intrigued, which library? Flask? Django? Surely not as the code is great and very easy to debug.

And Gare du Nord

+1 not sure if it was my uni but almost everyone I climbed with was an Engineer of some sort.

+1 has to be the most ‘hackernews’ book I have read / still reading (started yesterday)

And chrome.

Django / Zappa

Which is basically AWS lambda / gateway with minimal setup and extremely cheap.

The issue we find is that if a user is using excel (a lot) there is a very slim chance that they know what git is and/or how to use it correctly.

The OP said 30 days not years.

Your advising the opposite of hedging? Let’s say US economy turns, you have now multiplied your risk.

Current UK status:

http://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk/

Is there a US equivalent?

Ironic that I have a huge ‘download report’ banner across the middle of the screen (iPad Pro)

Interesting idea but I left the site once I got to the pricing page as it goes super thin and impossible to read on my iPad.

> After their use, the images were locked away from the public, as at the time they would have revealed the superior technology of the USA’s spy satellite cameras, which the orbiters cameras were designed from. Instead the images from that time were grainy and low resolution, made to be so by NASA.

Brilliant!

It states they used 70mm film which according to google is used for motion pictures, I assume a custom camera?

Didn’t know that any still existed, here’s why they don’t in the UK:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King's_Cross_fire?wprov=sfti1

+1 Read the zipline source, I learnt a lot in how to structure trading code / solving common problems.

For anyone who has watched the detectorists on the BBC:

> The metal detector he’d received as a retirement gift was meant to find a hammer lost on the farmland.

Agreed good advice that came from this was to host anything important (API) on www.

Can’t see Newgate prison, ashamed of it even back then?

Would explain why the clock is always wrong in those damn lifts.

Noticed that, is this a real API?

Split it up, someone made a PR like this to one of my libraries once and even looking at it scared me.

Interesting approach do you have experience in HFT from outside Betfair?

My backtester, paper trader and live framework are one and the same, all in python, any reason for scala?

Also feel free to join us in using Betfairlightweight and the slack group:

https://github.com/liampauling/betfair

Nate Silver: Signal and the noise, Joesph Buchdahl: Squares & Sharps, Suckers & Sharks

I am heavily involved in gambling (trading), posted a simple article on using ML as well recently:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15739468

Feel free to join our slack group:

https://github.com/liampauling/betfair

This was discussed a few weeks ago which might help:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15642041

Slightly out of date now but this gives you a good idea of what companies want (no why though)

https://blog.whoishiring.io/june-2017-in-numbers/

Serverless / Zappa, hosting my API’s for 10x decrease in monthly costs.

https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa

You should have a look into serverless:

https://serverless.com/

I use the nano instances on AWS as well as they are very cheap to keep running. If you are new to AWS you can also run a micro for free for a year.