He also spent 13 years building [an] OCR document engine company (PSPDFKit) before becoming an "overnight" vibe coder success story.

His PDF toolkit was pretty solid and high quality if you were in the iOS space.

He’s not just a “vibe coder”.

There's an excellent Changelog podcast interviewing him which talks about his early career as well.

I'm don't know the inner works of the credit markets like some do, but only 90-150 bps over US risk free rates feel surprisingly low given Oracle's recent equity troubles

To make it easier for users to know what to expect, can you release a monitor for users to run locally?

I can understand setting limits, and I'd like to be aware of them as I'm using the service rather than get hit with a week long rate limit / lockout.

I remember seeing similar heat reduction claims in a more tropical, non desert env. https://reasonstobecheerful.world/green-corridors-medellin-c...

It's ironic this came [out] the day after COIN is going to be added to the SP500.

And also the same day as it was reported the SEC is investigating Coinbase over claims it overstated user numbers in past filings (https://www.thestreet.com/crypto/policy/sec-is-investigating...).

It's been a bad day.

cool to see innovation reducing Wall Street data entry friction.

nah. Most of wealthy people I've interacted with have refined/specialized workflows that are something similar to 5 excel spreadsheets.

Build a tool that allows people to organize their 5 spreadsheet and you win.

I've tried a number of tools that promise to "automatically" pull all of my transactions and assets in and create a dashboard for me, but I always end up back with a group of spreadsheets. My current setup is:

1. Overview spreadsheet that shows my current net worth (fed from my other spreadsheets), a monthly snapshot of spending, income, and assets, and number of months until FIRE based on my trailing 12 month spend and income.

2. Spreadsheet tracking stocks I own + their current value

3. Spreadsheet tracking my crypto transactions (that I run a script against to get the cost basis and current value to plug into spreasheet 1)

4. Lunchmoney.app - website that I use to track and categorize spend. This data fees into my overview spreadsheet.

Sounds like you'd like Tiller. It's what I use. Pulls all your transactions and balances into speadsheets and then you can use their templates or your own from there. I have wealth dashboard, spending, etc...

Can you share your spreadsheet templates or talk about how one would go about creating something useful?

That's cool. I'll try out Lunchmoney.app!

https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/treasurydirect.gov.html#:~:....

Per https://news.wisc.edu/corn-that-acquires-its-own-nitrogen-id..., original research paper was published in 2018, see https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/jou...

There are reasons. Check out Cem Karsan and his views on option related flows, ie, Vanna and Charm. https://twitter.com/jam_croissant/status/1487959533058244615...