[HN Gopher] What interns wrought at Jane Street (2018)
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What interns wrought at Jane Street (2018)
Author : max_
Score : 36 points
Date : 2023-06-02 17:55 UTC (5 hours ago)
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(TXT) w3m dump (blog.janestreet.com)
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| ftxbro wrote:
| me and the bros squeezing out every microsecond in the zero sum
| gladiatorial arena
| CamelCaseName wrote:
| Were you really though... ftxbro?
| ftxbro wrote:
| I'll fuckin do it again
| nly wrote:
| Table stakes in the high frequency arena is more like 100ns
| tick to trade.
| nunez wrote:
| TCP/IP Illustrated is such a good book! This post reminded me to
| re-read it.
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| I can see why they might write their own tcp networking library;
| remove all of the stuff you don't need from the protocol, make it
| tight enough to handle traffic from all of their other in-house
| systems, and they can customize it as needed to eek out more
| performance
|
| though at that point, maybe it makes sense to write your own
| protocol on top of IP? on second thought, networking is hard;
| maybe it's easier to just implement TCP lol
| nly wrote:
| I doubt they plan to just use it to talk in-house. At low
| latency trading shops almost all internal systems carrying
| market data or order entry flow avoid using IP/TCP. Everything
| will either be on a single box, with different processes pinned
| to different cores busy-spinning over IPC, or perhaps some kind
| of reliable UDP stream if a network hop is needed.
|
| TCP is still used everywhere when it comes to talking to
| brokers and exchanges though. Even if you're jacked straight in
| to the NASDAQ with an FPGA you're still shooting TCP packets
| over the cross-connect.
| asdgkasdngionio wrote:
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