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  1. My next motherboard

    Hey Nitro, I tried to send you a PM over the weekend. Your mailbox was full. Should I try again?
    Post by: prophet, Oct 25, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  2. My next motherboard

    Somewhat: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=gtk%2B+win32
    Post by: prophet, Oct 25, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  3. My next motherboard

    Here is that same contradiction in your argument. If designing profitable systems is “not difficult, not secret, and not worth a premium” then...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 25, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  4. My next motherboard

    ROTFL! Where’s your logic on this one? How is automation and rapid prototyping not valuable? You are actually right in a tangential way because...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 25, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  5. My next motherboard

    Not in general. You can do everything yourself IF you work smart and design a time-efficient testing architecture. I’m in the same situation...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 23, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  6. My next motherboard

    Thanks for your reply. What hardware would you purchase today? New or Used? One can get wholesale lots of older business PCs by the pallet pretty...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 19, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  7. My next motherboard

    That’s what I thought you’d say. I describe how a function/algorithm should work. They write it. Yes, that might help somewhat, but it does...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 19, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  8. My next motherboard

    Hi nononsense, Putting asside power consumption, what components do you recommend for maximum performance/cost? Is there a web site that...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  9. My next motherboard

    I thought the DT-12 specs were quite good for $10K. It may actually use less power than my dual Opteron 242.
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  10. My next motherboard

    Nitro and others, What do you think of these: http://radio.weblogs.com/0105910/2004/08/30.html http://www.orionmulti.com/ Are you aware...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  11. My next motherboard

    Of course there were also apps that needed the scalability and reliability of unix or mainframe systems, which Windows couldn't do. Like I said,...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  12. My next motherboard

    I find that odd because ten years ago Windows was technically a piece of crap compared to Linux and other Unix or VMS systems, for which Linux was...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  13. My next motherboard

    We're not talking about all classes of optimization problems... just ones that apply to market data. My contention is that analysis of market data...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  14. My next motherboard

    Interesting how we are both 100% confident that our choice (Windows or Linux) is the most cost-saving and time-saving side. We have both invested...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  15. My next motherboard

    Seems like you run a semi-homogenous group of linux machines with admins who are well experienced. It is non trivial for a user of one machine,...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  16. My next motherboard

    I was merely arguing with your broad generalization that it is difficult and expensive to take systems not designed to run in cluster/parallel and...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 18, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  17. My next motherboard

    Oh, so you are moving towards an efficient OS-independent cluster implementation. Excellent choice. Now I see why Win XP 64 bit won't work for...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 17, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  18. My next motherboard

    I could never see myself porting over to Linux and spending that kind of time (away from improving my systems) experimenting between distros for...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 17, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  19. My next motherboard

    Not to interrupt your discussion... but this is one of the reasons I switched to Windows after being a dedicated Linux user for 8 years. Linux was...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 17, 2004 in forum: Hardware

  20. Why use a database?

    There are exceptions on some of those points. IB's real time data is excellent in terms of accuracy, reliability, speed and cost. You'll have to...
    Post by: prophet, Oct 17, 2004 in forum: Data Sets and Feeds
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