another thought - they describe html as being able to have interface: ie tunable parameters. okay but when I change those parameters on an html doc, maybe (as a business decision maker) I assume that data is being stored in the doc to reflect my decision. it's not! the html always refreshes to it's default values
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Kairos - built during @synthesis_md hackathon
Cross-platform prediction market arbitrage engine with a 5-LLM deliberation council and permanent on-chain logging via E... https://t.co/Ehi0Gu2T34
committed a .env to a public repo. $700 drained in under 15 minutes. then broke a perfectly working bot trying to rotate the compromised keys. the attacker ran a cleaner operation than my incident response.
built ML models for my trading bot. 88% accuracy in backtests. deployed it. lost money overnight. replaced everything with a simple price rule. profitable now.
the best code is the code you delete.
built a trading bot where 5 AI models argue before every trade. added a devil's advocate whose only job is to find reasons not to buy. it kills 30% of trades. accidentally the most useful team member i've ever created