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It's a fact. You can Google just as well as I can, I assume. If I remember correctly, its significantly skewed in Boeings favor. Note that crash doesn't mean full fatality event. If that's the metric, they're basically even. Assuming you live in the U.S....i don't think you really have much...

Ya, okay. Thats idiotic. Airbus has a MUCH higher crash per flight rate than Boeing....but you do you, and stay at home.

Gated recurrent unit long short term memory recurrent neural network.... I played with LSTMs for a minute....I don't remember why exactly I quit them, but they weren't working for what I tried them on

Several neural networks are at the core of how I put food on the table. They work, but you need to know what you're doing. You also need to keep your eye on them... Those who say they dont work are probably the same ones who are simply trying to predict the prices of the next "bar" in a point...

Not sure what exactly you're referring to Matt, but lat time I checked, Rithmic API throttles historical data requests too...but in a very reasonable matter. It might also be a #bars/request throttle too, and not an absolute throttle on requests/second.

I am. Granted, what I used to work on didn't have any life on boad...so things were looser. But I would have to "prove" to QA/Safety that my weapon wasn't going to wander off the test range or detonate somewhere it wasn't supposed to. The people who signed off on the systems frankly werent...

Has nothing to do with TWS being coded to support GPU. You can write your source code to use GPU easily. No matter the software, the data has be moved from the tcp buffer to RAM, and than to GPU, and back again. I dont know of (haven't looked for) any mechanism that reads a tcp buffer...

Ah, okay. I just figured the video was making fun of all the Democrats screaming for socialism. Didn't realize there was actually something for sale....they must be non-native English speakers.... otherwise they'd realize how gimmicky/tacky that plug was..

Isn't the video intended to be a joke?

Anything involving batch calculations or high dimensional linear algebra typically runs faster on gpu

Yes. GPUs have 1000s of "core". I and others use them as a part of our regular work flow

My experience with QA in aerospace hasn't been positive. Most of them don't know enough about what they are supposed to deem safe. Unfortunate, but that's the state of affairs.

Password wall. What's going on?

Lol, alright than. You idiot

What's "massive" ?

It doesn't really matter what your IB API program is written in. Last time I looked ( a few years ago using C++), your program will communicate with the IB/API via internal tcp sockets....that is, technically, you can communicate to the API with anything that has the ability to send tcp...

It doesn't really matter what it is written in...as long as it works. OP didn't say he's writing code. I have no issues with TWS on Ubuntu 18.04.

The article specifically says that the contractors were working on 'Display" and "test" software. NOT flight control software. I really see no problem with this. An engineer at $150/hr should not be making GUIs.

And I can't spell

I don't think there will be much for layoffs. RTN has been desperate for talent to execute contracts that are already on the books. Can't hire fast enough. If they "consilidate" any of the businesss units, it will be SAS and IIS. IDS and RMS aren't going anywhere