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The Coordination Problem: Managing Algorithmic Ecosystems at Scale
We’ve now examined how single algorithms fail when they respond to their own quotes, how those failures scale to market-wide cascades when algorithms…
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How AMD’s Prefetch Instructions Saved My Ass in Production: A 15ns Journey
It was 3:47 AM on a Tuesday when my phone started buzzing.
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The Technical Foundation: How to Think About Order Book Reality and Algorithm Feedback
We understand the phenomenon now.
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C++ in November 10, 2025: Key Debates, Innovations, and Practical Insights for Developers
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C++/Rust/FPGA Summary Week of Oct 31st
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When Algorithms Feed on Each Other: The 2010 Flash Crash as Market Feedback Loop
The WH Trading case illustrates feedback loops at the firm level—one algorithm responding to its own signals until regulatory intervention breaks the…
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The Hidden Performance Killers in Your Inline Assembly: A HFT Developer’s Survival Guide (Part Two)
Remember in Part 1 when I said that everyone’s rdtsc implementation is wrong?
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Quote Tracking and Market Regime Detection: The Architecture Your Algorithm Needs to Avoid Cascading Feedback Loops
Compliance, compliance, compliance! Can't stress enough!
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The Hidden Performance Killers in Your Inline Assembly: A HFT Developer’s Survival Guide
Listen, I’ve seen million-dollar bugs hiding in three lines of inline assembly.
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The Day We Found Out std::vector Was Killing Our P&L
I remember the exact moment I wanted to throw my keyboard through the monitor.
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The Cache Miss That Nobody Saw (Until the Assembly Showed It)
Part 3 of the Assembly Reading Series for HFT Developers
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The One Line of Code That Started a Language War (And Why Both Sides Are Wrong)
That Damn Meme Again
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Henrique Bucher
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