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by amluto
1018 days ago
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That last nine in a trading system uptime has exponentially low value unless you have customers who care quite a lot. Seriously, suppose you have a truly awesome system making $100B per year of revenue. If you unnecessarily shut down 0.1% of the time, that’s only $100M per year lost, and an 0.1% unnecessary shutdown rate seems pretty high. |
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IME that last 9 is where all the action happens
> unless you have customers who care quite a lot
All customers care about their trades. I’ve worked with these systems. You can’t treat smaller traders as less-than.
> only $100M
How far removed from the problem do you have to be to think one hundred million dollars is not going to effect anyone?