I set up a Market Monitor teammate on Perplexity that manages dozens of agentic trading triggers.
I initialized it with the Robinhood plugin and a skill to define my risk tolerance and investing goals.
With that context, it's able to turn a simple instruction like "Buy a $5 SPY call when the put/call ratio spikes" into a personalized automation.
Results: 2 fills in 140 hourly checks, Oct 7 ($801C, P/C 1.65 vs 1.48) and Nov 5 ($788C, 1.77 vs 1.72).
One More Saturday Night. (Legendary Edition)
Hey now!
You know the famous 2-14-70 show…..well that show was part of a three night run from the Fillmore East. And it’s all great.
Tonight is 2-13-70. This is the whole shebang. Early Show, Late Show and Acoustic set. It’s a clean recording but limited by the equipment of the day. Two Fillmore workers rigged up recording equipment in the basement and captured it all.
This is a deep, psychedelic, primal show .
This says it all.
Darkstar>Cryptical>Drums>Other One>Cryptical>Lovelight>We Bid You Goodnight.
It’s choice.
Link in comments
Graphic courtesy of @Vile_Decay
Communist China blessing the fuck out of me 🇨🇳
Bought GLM Lite and Z ai just handed me:
- 500 MILLION free GLM-5.3-Flash tokens for the weekend
- 3 MILLION GLM-5.3 tokens/day (trial)
- 5 MILLION GLM-5.3-Flash tokens/day (trial)
- 150% quota on my paid Coding Lite plan
- A free 5-hour quota reset
Xi Jinping personally funding my vibe coding
The Steelers are miles better than the Browns and they are showing it today.
Barely beat them at home and now are getting destroyed in Pittsburgh.
This ain’t no rivalry Browns fans think it is.
The Jazz legit are one of the WORST teams in the NBA. Poorly constructed roster. I was telling Jazz fans that deploying Ace, DP and Keyonte together is so redundant.
The next wave of people making serious money with AI won't be those who know the most AI tools.
They'll be the ones who use AI to solve expensive problems businesses already have.
NEW FREE AI API DROPS
Found more that were not in the last batch:
1. Zro / Moonmath
• DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
• GLM 5.3 Flash
• Free daily usage on both
• Daily reset
• One API key
• OpenAI-compatible
• Works with Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode
2. Infron
• DeepSeek V4.1 Flash
• Qwen 3.8 27B Uncensored
• Qwen 3.8 27B Abliterated Cyber
• Apodex 1.1 Mini
• Ling 3.1 Flash
• Atria Dawn Preview
• $0 input and output
• Catch: $5 min balance for anti-abuse. Free usage does not eat it.
• About 1000 requests/day shared
3. HiLinkup
• DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM
• Free signup credits, no card
• OpenAI-compatible
• Discounts on top of free credits
4. APInex update
• Claims 3M free tokens daily
• 21 models listed free
• Includes DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, GLM 5.3 Flash, Qwen 3.8 Max, Kimi K3, MiniMax M3.1, MiMo, GPT-6 Luna, Claude Sonnet 4.6
• OpenAI-compatible
• Third-party proxy
5. Yeta
• Signup credits
• DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and others
• OpenAI-compatible
6. Qoder
• Free DeepSeek Flash usage
• Offer was ending around Oct 31
• Check if still live
Links in the comments.
Free APIs keep appearing. I'll keep testing and sharing the ones actually worth using.
Disclaimer: Third-party services. Offers, models, limits, and availability can change. Never send passwords, API keys, seed phrases, private keys, or sensitive data through free/public APIs.
In 1965, Neil Diamond was a pre-med student at New York University, sitting in his dorm room surrounded by medical textbooks and facing a decision that would change the course of his life.
His parents, Jewish immigrants who had sacrificed so much to give him a better future, hoped he would earn his medical degree and build a secure, respected career as Dr. Neil Diamond.
But with just six months left before graduation, he gave up his pre-med scholarship and walked away from medical school to accept a songwriting contract with Sunbeam Music Publishing that paid only $50 a week.
His parents were devastated, and many of his peers doubted his decision. Rejection letters kept arriving, but Diamond refused to give up on music.
He lived in cheap apartments, survived on very little money, and spent years honing his craft in the competitive songwriting world surrounding New York's famous Brill Building.
His first major breakthrough came in 1966, when a song he had written, “I'm a Believer,” became a huge international hit for The Monkees, staying at the top of the charts for seven consecutive weeks.
That success gave Diamond the opportunity to build a career of his own. Eager to perform the songs he wrote, he began releasing his own music, scoring hits with “Solitary Man,” “Cherry, Cherry,” and “Cracklin' Rosie.”
Then, in 1969, he wrote and recorded “Sweet Caroline.” What began as a song became something much bigger, eventually turning into an international anthem sung in sports stadiums, at weddings, and wherever people gathered to sing together.
Over a career spanning six decades, Diamond sold more than 130 million records, becoming one of the best-selling musicians of all time.
His achievements also earned him induction into both the Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
In 2018, Parkinson's disease forced Diamond to retire from touring, but he never completely stepped away from music.
He continued writing and recording in his studio, finding ways to pursue what he loved despite the challenges of his illness.
Looking back, Diamond's decision to trade a medical career for a guitar may have seemed reckless to those who wanted him to choose a safer path. But in his own way, he fulfilled the dream his parents had for him.
He didn't heal people with medicine or a stethoscope. Instead, he did it through music, creating songs that brought millions of strangers together in moments of happiness, connection, and shared memories. 🌹
Its clear where most software jobs are heading
- Infrastructure
- Security
Infra because agents cant reason about systems well.
Security will look akin to a game of Age of Empires, sending troops to abstract war.
Prompting will likely go away with because “humans in the loop is the bottleneck” and “chatbot interfaces are inefficient” discourses.
Interesting times.