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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes Jun 29

    Driven by the needs of the financial industry, researchers are working on ways to manage vast computer systems down to 100 billionths of a secondhttps://nyti.ms/2tGTKTz 

    7:47 PM - 29 Jun 2018
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      1. Jeremy Quin‏ @Thaiblue Jun 29
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        Maybe they could spend a few seconds a day doing some real work

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      1. Joel Teply‏ @joelteply Jun 29
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        In would rather go in the other direction and institute a random delay to any transaction. High frequency trading is a lot of what’s wrong.

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      1. Space Force‏ @3_2_1_zzsleep Jun 29
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        So they can buy and sell back to you before your order comes in. Its rigged.

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      1. Kevin Cockle‏ @CockleKevin Jun 29
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        Not sure narrowing the "time aperture" is what the financial industry needs. Sounds like a good way of giving energetic components in the system an unintentional Heisenberg kick (ie: volatility)?

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      1. HumbleForever‏ @DaRealSkeet Jun 29
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        rich get richer o joy

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      2. Paul Westmont‏ @PaulWestmontUsa Jun 30
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        @markoff “the needs”—be careful to distinguish “needs” from “wants”! See Harris and Budish et al on HFT, and the failure of continuous mkts!

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      3. Paul Westmont‏ @PaulWestmontUsa Jun 30
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        Article v. sadly reads like an advertisement for exchange operators selling “speed”, rather than an objective piece on clock sync!

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      4. Paul Westmont‏ @PaulWestmontUsa Jun 30
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        See esp “will the mkt fix the mkt?”: http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/eric.budish/ 

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      1. CF‏ @CrispinFresch Jun 30
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        This is needed because the economic fundamentals of the world can change so drastically in a billionth of a second 😑

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