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    LINUX goes GLOBAL

    Really. Huh... gentoo's not kickin on your hw anymore?
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    LINUX goes GLOBAL

    [for laughs] Penguin Power !
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    LINUX goes GLOBAL

    Community talent contribution. I think the term OpenSource says a lot.
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    LINUX goes GLOBAL

    [sorry about the img size] Penguins Fly :)
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    NinjaTrader to License Trading Technologies’

    $0.10 per side. Wow. The first one to patent pend gets the prize.
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    Seeking Win API guru...no response in other forum

    I'm just wondering what is worth going through this. Just for "fast-reliable data"? doesn't make sense to me.
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    Application of my fault-tolerant real-time technology

    Another little interesting tid bit is that there is also what they call a FileNode, In which files in the hard drive can be mapped in tables with the same structure mentioned above, if so needed. And btw, data values can be actual referenced or bounded objects (funcs/classes,etc.)
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    Application of my fault-tolerant real-time technology

    How much latency cost would you think there is? My curiosity wonders what dc package you use for RT? Erlang-White Paper Edited in: from the white paper Robustness - Erlang has various error detection primitives which can be used to structure fault-tolerant systems. For example...
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    Application of my fault-tolerant real-time technology

    One nice thing to mention about pytables/hdf, is that the file itself is not opened into memory but only an active pointer. Same goes for the hierarchial groups/tables/cols/rows// single arrays or meta data within the file. Components can then be efficiently sliced/diced/iterated in "C"...
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    Application of my fault-tolerant real-time technology

    Joel, I posted this on the erlang forum re the thread you started. Thanks for introducing erlang. :)
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    Seeking Win API guru...no response in other forum

    You lose me on this one. Why access values directed to graphical components, when you can have direct access through a broker's api?
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    "Green" guy wants to learn A/T

    In the beginning, my favorite was How to Think Like a Computer Scientist. btw, I recently joined O'Reilly's Safari Book Shelf and read "The Python Cookbook". Excellent reference for efficient tips and tricks.
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    "Green" guy wants to learn A/T

    What's it cost spammy?
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    "Green" guy wants to learn A/T

    Python is the way to go Kastro, imo. It's capabilities, when utilized, are faster than C++. I'm a very satisfied user for a year now. The diverse community praises it for it's ease of use, extendable capabilities, and portability. There's an excellent api for IB called IbPy, and it...
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    Do Trendlines work?

    Please disregard this, 'cause it's not what's being referred to. And now... I'll just be quiet. :)
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    Do Trendlines work?

    ktm'r works, btw, you don't consider chunk's of the writings? It's all relevant and substantial though .. actually it's all mechanics.
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    Do Trendlines work?

    not mex... not kmex... It's... ktm ... exc and 20, as in... number :) Have a nice 4th!
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    getting started programming

    Hi riskaverse, I started programming last year for the purpose of trading. Please do yourself a favor, and do an ET search on python. I promise you won't be disappointed. From what I've researched and practiced, there simply is no easier language to learn that will allow you to utilize...
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    Why PYTHON?

    With all due respect to you and to an established product like Matlab... Why spend thousands of dollars on a matlab like commercial product ? Here are two Python module packages who's users have come from Matlab to a better, faster, easier, and opensource (also free, as in beer) sw...
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