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Thanks promagma. Site has been updated.

I finally sat down and put some effort into this thing. There is now a pretty comprehensive list on my website of all the resources shared here. <a href="http://coreyhoffstein.com/?page_id=24">Automated Trading Resources</a> I would like to keep this thread open and keep taking input. I...

Don't use "__" before your inclusion guards. Since they start with capital letters, this name is reserved and you are violating the standards.

More on Ruby, Graphing Toolkits Gruff http://nubyonrails.com/pages/gruff Scruffy http://scruffy.rubyforge.org/ AI RubySVM http://rubysvm.cilibrar.com/ cluster http://rubyforge.org/projects/clusterer/ RubyFANN http://ruby-fann.rubyforge.org/ AI4R http://ai4r.rubyforge.org/ SVD System...

Here is the list, recompiled with your additions... I think I need to come up with a better way of organizing these. For example, I have products in the databases and distributed section that are Java only, Erlang only, C++ only ... et cetera. Some, on the other hand, are generic and language...

I am currently in Stockholm, so I will make this brief. Here are some good resources for using Google's <a href="http://labs.google.com/papers/mapreduce.html">MapReduce</a> paradigm. The Phoenix System - http://csl.stanford.edu/~christos/sw/phoenix/ Qt Concurrent -...

That source code is practically illegible. You sure you didn't make any more mistakes in there? I tried translating it to legible pseudo code, but some of the functions seem undocumented and vague. It might help if you annotate the code with some comments that speak to the exact...

After reading some recent posts, I realized how much isolated knowledge there was on this board. I thought that trying to aggregate our resources may be beneficial. Why should I bother trying to implement FIX if you already know a library that does it for free? Below is a compiled list of...

When did I ever mention I wasn't technical? I am fairly tech savvy. I study computer science and can write code in over 7 programming languages.

You should take another look at Mono. You can look at the <a href="http://mono-project.com/Roadmap">Roadmap</a> to see where it currently stands. It is pretty impressive...and pretty far along. You can also check out some speed comparisons <a...

Just so you know, the GPU discussion was about using the GPU as a processing unit, not for graphics. Look up NVIDIA's CUDA and OpenCL. The point being, graphics processors are MUCH faster than CPUs, can compute in parallel, and have many many cores. Therefore, if you can write bytecode for...

Really, you couldn't find the pricing when you 'tried' to read the article? To quote: Every processor-hour you use the supercomputer, you pay $2.77. Hence, 168 * $2.77 = $465. To repeat, for every processor you use on the super computer, you have to pay $2.77 to rent it for an hour. To...

You can just use Amazon's EC2...it is pretty cheap.

Try looking at this from an actor paradigm perspective. It makes more sense to have one actor that controls all tick input and output to other actors to ensure that data is getting synchronized appropriately. It itself may delegate behavior to sub-collectors, but don't forget that at the end...

And what happens under a winning trade? I increase return. Thus we have to determine whether the third layer (or "system" as you want to call it, which is fine), increases or decreases the overall risk/reward layers. The more accurate the underlying signals, the less risk you are adding with...

Yes. We also cannot forget that everyone online is of above-average intelligence, very rich, extremely successful, very attractive, and very good with the ladies... I mean, how are we plebs supposed to compete? :D

By the way, I just wanted to say that I don't actually trade in this manner: I just don't think it is appropriate to respond to a question by calling someone a 'retard' without fully exploring the concept, or at least explaining why it is a trivial exercise.

I am actually wrong in this argument, but for none of the reasons TSGannGalt was so poorly trying to articulate. Adding the extra layer will do nothing for profits -- it will only waste development and testing resources. Why? Well, you see, whether TSGannGalt NETS contracts or I take...

Thanks for that note about Flashgot -- I didn't know about it. Just downloaded it. Great utility.

Anyone looking to 'programatically' download these files, I wrote a quick ruby program that should do it for you. Just make sure you have <a href="http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/">ruby</a> installed... For non-computer literate Windows users, just use the Windows installer and double click on...