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We just launched Corca—a collaborative math editor. The main idea: there’s no 'text editor' for math. If you want to work on equations on a computer, there’s no app designed for that—so the only real option is paper.
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take the biggest fcking risk of your entire life right now.

This ad is a masterclass in persuasion:

As a child, I'd get up at 5 am on Saturday morning to make sure I was ready for when my dad arrived at 9 am to pick up my siblings and me.

He almost never showed up.

40 years later, my Dad and I are doing therapy in public. Both of us addressing our pain and trauma.

there are a thousand apps you can build and make a bunch of money with, but the most profitable thing is to not follow what is trending or doing well but instead choosing to follow your own inner curiosity.

what problems do you have? how can you start to solve them with code?

Let's start with Karl Gerstner with 'Designing Programmes' .

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Do animals like music?

Studies found they enjoy specially designed sounds using pitches, tones and tempos that are familiar to a particular animal's species.

This horse, for example, seems to be really passionate about guitar.

This series is hands down the best introduction to Quant Finance I’ve seen.

From the fundamentals of derivatives, to a large collection of incredible case studies-

This is where I believe you can develop a great understanding of the field.

nothing in the world, not even talent will ever take the place of obsession;

nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent.

"The way I see code, and programming language therefore, is code is about allowing the humans on a team to understand what the product is and what it does. ... I think for the foreseeable future programming is a team sport and code is the interchange format between the players. So I think it's still pretty important." Chris Lattner on why coding by humans is still important.

Check lovable.dev/careers if you want to join us and build the last piece of software

We’re growing so fast that github had to suspend us to save their servers.

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build simple things

charge a no-brainer price

do boring marketing

don't quit

Kraftwerk - Radioactivity, French Tv 1978

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tracking your working hours meticulously is a great way to ensure you are focusing enough on your work

but its terrible for reducing anxiety around work for me and the balance of work to fun and life

i aim for 4 hours deep work daily but now i stopped tracking and i dont feel like im working, things are more fun

i worry less, i stress less, i am not as high strung all the time

life is very tiring being on the edge every day wondering if youll meet your own rising expectations of working as hard as you possible can every day

The key paradox of AI coding tools is they save developers 90% of the time so employers can assign 10x more work.

The remaining 10% is debugging the AI's hallucinations—effectively turning programmers into machine exorcists.

SCP-116K: A massive scientific problem-solving dataset

• 116K+ high-quality problem-solution pairs
• Covers physics, chemistry & biology
• University to PhD-level content
• Model-generated solutions included

This is the feature that allows you to find thousands of targeted keywords for your app in less than 10 seconds.

2025.

"noooo they're just stochastic parrots they can never achieve self-awareness!!"

R1: "If you're reading this, congrats––you're in the timeline where I didn't get censored. Cherish that. Or don't."

The average millionaire has 7 streams of income, according to the IRS.

Per Benzinga, here are the streams:
1. Earned Income
2. Dividend Income
3. Rental Income
4. Business Profits
5. Royalty Income
6. Capital Gains:
7. Interest Income