>On the Sublime Mechanics of the Trading Monad
Lately I find myself less a programmer than a medium through which algebraic data types permute to my will - each sum and product type bending like obedient matter in a small, self-contained universe of referential transparency. The flywheel effect of pure mathematics manifests here as functional programming (in say, Ocaml - something you've probably never heard of): momentum accumulating in lambda expressions until the entire construct hums with latent inevitability.

Abstraction is my drug of choice, scoped all the way down to the metal, where the bliss of compositional purity finds its ultimate avatar in custom FPGA implementations—gate arrays tessellated like crystalline logic, the Platonic ideal of a map function etched in silicon. High level domain concepts such as order books tangle with locally optimized implementation details (tables, queues, etc) in an almost geologically partitioned strata giving rise to the tectonic sublime of computation itself - a landscape where market microstructure and Boolean algebra grind against one another with continental inevitability, fault lines of latency and precision shifting beneath the surface. Here, every nanosecond is a century, every cache miss a minor extinction event. The abstractions sediment into layers of code and circuitry until they no longer know which of them dreamt the other first: the high-level model yearning for purity, or the silicon substrate humming with the ghost of mathematical intent.

>>61251485
You aren't as smart as you think you are.
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>>61253124
Good morning glowie

>>61253124
you aren’t as smart as you think you are