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Architecture of the hornet's nest
Simple but beautiful folded paper drawing
[📹 clymdraws]
"Bouqcakes"
[📹 Kerrys_bouqcakes]
Idea of the Day
✦ Use a bold typo with clear copy
✦ Include a illustrations to convey the app's vibe and value.
✦ Vary mockup sizes to make screenshots more engaging
This could increase the conversion rate by 3-10%.
Screenshots concept for @phantom
What do you think?
Distribution is the new king
Building software is easier than ever so standing out is all about how you deliver.
So i gathered the best channels to distribute a software in 2024
The most reliably predictable trend of the next 100 years: every year, humanity will use significantly more computing power than the previous year.
Someone should start an ETF based on that thesis (it's not just $NVDA and $AMD, it's cloud services, the data center industry, nuclear power...)
A founder once told me “a unit of risk scales better than a unit of hard work.”
One of the secrets of the universe.
mortal, are you ready for a new adventure? 🔺
I’ve been building a real-world AI hedge fund.
It's open source so you can learn + build too.
The hedge fund has 6 agents:
1 • market data agent
2 • quant agent
3 • fundamentals agent
4 • sentiment agent
5 • risk manager agent
6 • portoflio manager agent
The hedge fund is powered by @langchain
You can run all of my code below.
No prior coding experience is required.
All of the agents show their reasoning so you can see how they work.
1 • Market Data Agent: gathers market data like stock prices, fundamentals, etc.
2 • Quant Agent: calculates signals like MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, etc.
3 • Fundamentals Agent: analyzes profitability, growth, financial health, and valuation.
4 • Sentiment Agent: looks at insider trades to determine insider sentiment.
5 • Risk Manager: determines risk metrics like volatility, drawdown, and more.
6 • Portfolio Manager: makes final trading decisions and generates orders.
This is just the start.
There are a ton of cool features that we can add.
Let me know if you have any suggestions.
post-o3 career moat:
develop spooky good intuition about what humans actually want
read psychology & anthropology instead of tech blogs
develop taste that seems irrational but proves prescient
be the person people text when they're confused about the future
This is false, but it might be a good thing if belief in it became moderately widespread, because then all the remaining programmers would be in it for love and not just for money.
@fkasummer Energy.
@readswithravi "Building is the ultimate rebellion against the passing of time"
this app that i developed hit the $250 MRR in 2 weeks with zero cost marketing 🥳
#buildinpublic #indiehackers #indiedevs #ASO
Markwayne Mullin has the 8th highest return portfolio tracked among politicians over their lifetimes. His return is over 140%! On 12/19, it was disclosed that he recently purchased between $100,000 and $250,000 worth of shares in $EZU and $IEFA, as well as between $1,000 and $15,000 in $IEMG.
$EZU is an interesting one. The daily gamma on $EZU has spiked over the last five sessions, with a huge increase in net call premium on 12/13. Makes you wonder if someone knows something.
You can follow politician portfolios and see all their trades on @unusual_whales 🐳
Unusual Whales Discount ⬇️
“I have no coding ability. I have no design background. I make software based on my intuition and taste.”
the new invaluable traits:
technology has turned roughly everything else into a commodity.
Paul Graham on working on a project of your own:
UX, design, actual dedication to the craft will take center stage in this next moment
Actually make something people want. Software and coding won't be the gating factor. It is the ability to be a polymath and smart/effective in many domains together that creates great software.
One very important thing to understand about the future: the economics of AI are about to change completely. We'll soon be in a world where you can turn test-time compute into competence -- for the first time in the history of software, marginal cost will become critical.
How to retire early.
1. Build a software product.
2. Scale to $1k - 10k MRR.
3. Sell
4. Build a new product.
Repeat.
venn diagrams are so back