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Single File Virtualenv-Native Sandboxed Python Execution Environment

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1 points·by nzjrs·الشهر الماضي·1 comments

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nzjrs
·الشهر الماضي·discuss
I've been using this for a few months to provide a defensible sandboxed execution environment for internal software stacks.

It's basically a single file bwrap+AppArmor virtualenv wrapper with practically zero startup time and provides a easy way to provide your agent the ability to write code for, and run it against an internal virtualenv software stack.

No container build or equivalent overhead.
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·الشهر الماضي·discuss
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·قبل سنتين·discuss
There has been a generation of activists and NIMBYs campaigning and protesting to artificially inflate the cost of nuclear, while having this delicious benefit of now being also able to claim about the cost of nuclear.

The ballooning of costs is not even significantly due to changing safety requirements, but often due to compliance and environmental requirements. Those are political requirements that could be removed in one fell swoop.
nzjrs
·قبل سنتين·discuss
'have to' is a contested point here.
nzjrs
·قبل سنتين·discuss
I'm not british either, but I understand the culture here is to disparage and discriminate against poor people in a slightly more polite and indirect way.
nzjrs
·قبل سنتين·discuss
Now do LTNs
nzjrs
·قبل سنتين·discuss
Id be interested to hear how often you have your team use this to also store historical backtest results as people iterate on strategies.
nzjrs
·قبل سنتين·discuss
I think you just fundamentally misvalue what he is optimising for. It's live or die by alpha generation, and his tradeoffs are not HFT. There is going to be a whole other infra and opsec for executing the strategy.

Versioned dataframe native database hits perfectly for attracting productive quant researchers.

(Disclaimer, I'm also CTO of a quant fund and understand what he was optimising for)
nzjrs
·قبل 7 سنوات·discuss
Nice article, but every time someone mentions imposter syndrome it grinds my gears - it always strikes me as a thinly veiled humblebrag.