I wrote a bot and gave it 25k to trade

IMO vaguely is: Core is based on custom pattern recognition algo, about 3k lines of code.

 

Since you have a profitable algo, I'd obviously define "vaguely" as "upload the full codebase."

 

I hope the first reaction after seeing the image was "codebase is here!

 

wow cpp, thank god for python

 

Both have advantages but i would not use python in performance hungry core components.
Maybe if wrapper to C like Numpy lib and not too many function calls.
I tend to add parameters that can increase test periods exponentially.
Atm its normal for test to take a week
Waiting times with python would be too long (probably like week C++ vs month+ Python)
And idk what to improve next if modifications are not tested.
So in my case development speed and execution speed are both faster with C/C++.


From: https://machinekoder.com/choosing-qt-for-python-or-qt-cpp/

 

A good developer is worth 200K annual. Will rather code in python and then buy 96 cores if performance is needed.

 

I don't think everything can benefit from parallel processing. Some things have to happen one after the other.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

 

IMO its always better to work around a problem vs throw money at it.
But yes developer time can cost more than hardware.

In my country avg C++ dev salery was ~2k/month.
At least 3-4 years ago when i checked statistics reported by devs.

With experience and good problem solving skill 3-5k probably negotiable but rare.
16k/month in usa? after taxes?

 

In my case it could be parallelized even between server farm and each board could use 1tb+ ram to speed task up.

 

yup usa, its even more at the FAANG