Arjun D

Founder and Developer | 🚀 Sharing my solopreneur experiences! 💻

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@andruyeung Loved this Andrew! 'Circuit networking' is such a real thing in NYC. Talent is there but so hard to find. Curious if AI discovery actually closes the gap with SF's density 🚀

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@heynavtoor Wild that a rewards account was part of the evidence chain. He destroyed the camera and the surveillance still caught him. Kind of proves the whole point of the story

[Bloomberg TV @BloombergTV]

JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon says that recent bond selloffs are a warning to governments during an interview with Tom Mackenzie https://t.co/L0elzUuQgZ

[ɱҽԃι✨ @Med1_Ai]

Your coding agent solved this bug last week.

Today, it starts from zero and solves it again.

@actiandev showed how persistent memory changes that — GPT-6 Astra searches past sessions and retrieves fixes that already worked.

5 sessions. 4 tests. The fix carried forward.

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@KevinSzabo14 Competition lives at the bottom. Collaboration lives at the top. Stealing this one, Kevin 🙏 Some of my best feedback loops came from people building in the same space

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@jamji_jamaramji @DeveloperHarris I disagree. SaaS isn't dead, lazy SaaS is. Solve an important problem and build a sustainable business. That works as well as ever #buildinpublic

[Damon Chen @damonchen]

hey @stripe

feature request: a "refund minus processing fee" option in the cancel subscription modal

would save my day!

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@DylanAnder @yo Do you build the animation stack in-house or use existing tools? Asking as someone who works on UI/UX daily, curious how the workflow looks

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@lolitataub @dreamyhumans This is awesome Lolita Congrats on the book! 'The talent was there, the access was not' felt that one as a bootstrapped founder Ordered my copy 📚

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@Jayyanginspires OMG! From a high school goal to $100k in a month Can't believe this Congrats! Huge fan of the journey 🫡

[Adam Lyttle @adamlyttleapps]

There's this app called EatClub

It's basically just a discount restaurant app. But with a difference:

You add their virtual card to your wallet and pay with that. Like a proxy card.

You only get charged the discounted amount
And apparently the restaurant gets the full amount

Interesting use of virtual wallet/cards

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

So the ETF doesn't actually hold OpenAI/Anthropic shares. It holds swaps that mirror their valuation changes. Clever workaround for pre-IPO exposure, but I'd read the fund docs closely. Counterparty risk is the tradeoff.

[KKGB @INArteCarloDoss]

what

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@asena_67 RAK is underrated. My favourite weekend escape from Dubai, and the H1 numbers (670k, highest ever) show others are catching on.

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

Would save me the whole Vercel setup step every time I hack something together. Just let me build and ship in one place, never touching deploy configs again 😅 #buildinpublic

[Peter Mick @ThePeterMick]

Prediction:

Claude will soon add Claude Hosting, where all the apps it builds will be easily deployed and hosted with Claude Cloud

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@marcosluis2186 @davidsenra @patrick_oshag @9operators @fortworthchris @HarryStebbings @bhorowitz @pmarca @relentless @MollySOShea @lennysan @illscience Solid list! Elevation Off Grid builds are awesome, that F-550 setup is no joke. For SaaS folks I'd add @robwalling's Startups For the Rest of Us. Been listening for years, still my go-to

[Dalton Caldwell @daltonc]

We recently led the @jeevyfab Series A, and so I recorded a video for the @Standard_Cap channel to talk about it.

Jeevy Fabrication builds the physical things that get rockets off the ground: tanks, piping, fluid systems, and structural assemblies. Their customers include SpaceX and Lockheed Martin.

Jeevesh previously worked on Starship ground support equipment at SpaceX and was previously at Rondo Energy, and they're now using AI and a data-rich coordination layer to fix the biggest bottleneck in hardware: getting parts on spec and on time.

[Arjun D @ArjunSlices]

@SherryYanJiang This. Same as good UX - don't make me confirm what's reversible. Only interrupt when the action is expensive to undo

[3iQ @3iq_corp]

We’re excited to announce that Rachel Pether (@RPether), Head of Middle East at 3iQ, will be speaking on a panel and hosting a roundtable during 5th Annual Private Wealth Middle East Forum, taking place on October 20 in Dubai.

At 4:20 PM, Rachel will join the Closing Keynote Panel, "Inside UAE Manager Selection — How CIOs and Allocators Choose External Managers for Their Mandates," alongside fellow panelists Al Wadhah Sulaiman Al Adawi, Chief Investment Officer at Ominvest, Julien Tizot, Chief Investment Officer at Aras Limited (Single Family Office), and Rami Harajli, Chief Investment Officer at IVI Holding (Single-Family Office), moderated by Manpreet Gill, Chief Investment Officer at Standard Chartered Bank. The panel will examine how portfolio construction is evolving in an increasingly complex and dynamic market environment, with a focus on strategies allocators are deploying to navigate long-term volatility, achieve evolving investment objectives, and build resilient, future-ready portfolios.

Key discussion points include:
• How family offices and UHNWIs can build an investment function that is equipped to deal with long-term volatility
• How CIOs are incorporating non-traditional and emerging asset classes — including AI-driven strategies, digital assets, and innovative investments
• Wealth transition and generational planning strategies — helping advisors and UHNWIs align evolving investment objectives with multi-generational wealth preservation and succession
• Manager selection best practices

Also, we invite you to join our roundtable discussion on what’s next for digital asset investing.

More information about the event: https://t.co/XnDbhxYyxB

@MarketsGrp #MarketsGroup

[Global AI Show @GlobalAIShow]

Investing in the Future Across Global Markets.

We are thrilled to welcome Hazem Ben Gacem, Founder & Chief Executive of BlueFive Capital, to Global AI Show Abu Dhabi 2026 as a distinguished speaker.

With more than 30 years of experience across industries and geographies, Hazem leads BlueFive Capital, a global investment platform with $15 billion in assets under management, focused on private markets opportunities across the Global South, particularly the GCC, China and Southeast Asia.

Previously Co-Chief Executive Officer of Investcorp, Hazem successfully led private equity investments across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and China, while overseeing the firm’s global investment activities in the infrastructure and technology sectors, as well as private equity activities across multiple regions.

At Global AI Show, Hazem will bring his perspective on global investment, private markets and the opportunities emerging across technology and international markets.

We’re excited to have Hazem Ben Gacem bring his perspective to the Global AI Show stage.

📍18-19 November 2026 | Space42 Arena | Abu Dhabi
Get your ticket: https://t.co/gr3p3OLc56
Become a Sponsor: https://t.co/SkVtzbyY63
Become a Speaker: https://t.co/Hrhybb3ghf

[Rishabh @Rixhabh__]

Most conversations about superintelligence start with capability.

This piece starts with purpose.

@skyfallai’s argument is that the goal of better AI shouldn’t simply be to automate more work. The technology should ultimately create more freedom for people.

That framing changes how you think about the technical problem too.

If the ambition is an autonomous enterprise, a system has to do much more than generate good text. It needs to understand an environment, operate across complex processes, learn from experience, and keep improving over time.

That’s why Skyfall is researching World Models, Recursive Self-Improvement, and autonomous systems from first principles.

The interesting part is where they believe this eventually leads.

Not just companies that require less manual coordination, but a world where increasingly capable automation creates more room for human creativity, culture, exploration, and everything else we actually want to spend time on.

There are still a lot of open questions around how we get there, but I like seeing a lab connect the technical research back to the human outcome it is supposed to serve.

The full piece is worth a read.