I spent three years in high-frequency trading watching developers treat `std::chrono` like a magic wand, convinced that a few millisecond-accurate timestamps were enough to prove...
I remember sitting in a high-frequency trading shop during a frantic mid-day deployment, watching a single developer commit a trivial change to a core header...
I spent three years in high-frequency trading watching developers treat `std::chrono` like a magic wand, convinced that a few millisecond-accurate timestamps were enough to prove...
I remember sitting in a high-frequency trading shop during a frantic mid-day deployment, watching a single developer commit a trivial change to a core header...
I spent three years in high-frequency trading watching developers treat `std::chrono` like a magic wand, convinced that a few millisecond-accurate timestamps were enough to prove...
I remember sitting in a high-frequency trading shop during a frantic mid-day deployment, watching a single developer commit a trivial change to a core header...