The part worth stealing is flagging arithmetic wherever it happens, whether its a scraper doing its own times two or the fill function guessing a ratio, all the way to the rendered approx symbol. On tronify id assert fee per quoted energy stays equal across probe sizes instead of checking the gap stays constant, since a normal rate change would trip that on its own for no reason.
Curious about ergon tho, it has that 100k minimum order floor but still shows pro rata prices in the sortable one day and three day columns. Do those cells carry the estimate flag anywhere or does the floor only live in the row note, feels like that matters for the purchasable versus normalized point.
Median ratio fill only works this clean because all twenty sellers quote the same literal commodity, wouldnt assume it ports to a market with non identical units. Same with the referral claim, only really holds once someone checks the sort code itself ignores referral status, not just the public json
The part worth stealing is flagging arithmetic wherever it happens, whether its a scraper doing its own times two or the fill function guessing a ratio, all the way to the rendered approx symbol. On tronify id assert fee per quoted energy stays equal across probe sizes instead of checking the gap stays constant, since a normal rate change would trip that on its own for no reason.
Curious about ergon tho, it has that 100k minimum order floor but still shows pro rata prices in the sortable one day and three day columns. Do those cells carry the estimate flag anywhere or does the floor only live in the row note, feels like that matters for the purchasable versus normalized point.
Median ratio fill only works this clean because all twenty sellers quote the same literal commodity, wouldnt assume it ports to a market with non identical units. Same with the referral claim, only really holds once someone checks the sort code itself ignores referral status, not just the public json