Jackson

Long/Short Equities Intraday Trader + Senior FAANG Software Engineer. Passionate about trading and technology!

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@TheOneLanceB

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@Trader_Dante Beautiful entry.

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@Valckrie What news source are you using? Great work!

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@tjfreeman_95 Thanks for breaking this down! Lance has incredible ideas here.

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@bcherny I’ve been waiting for this. Can’t wait to try it!

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@systematicls You need a little talent and a lot of grit.

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@GergelyOrosz Cursor absolutely sucks.

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@DeryaTR_ Claude and Codex do make a lot of mistakes. Make sure you are using a code-review skill early and often to catch and correct bugs. Even if the end product works and you don’t review those bugs and gaps are there.

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@sspencer_smb Amazing idea.

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@daytradingzoo Love it. Windows?

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@SteveDJacobs These tools are so incredible. Can’t believe this is possible right now. Really nice work.

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@TheOneLanceB EVMaxxing

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@Quant_Kurtis It's insane what we can do now.

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@James_F94 @claudeai @AnthropicAI Love the format. Great trading.

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@garrytan Incredible. Looking forward to exploring this.

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@Tradestl Wow. Amazing work.

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@__paleologo Give it its own gmail. I would not just give it access to your gmail.

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@QuantRob @truth_crab @openclaw Delegate the heartbeat to a very simple model. You don’t need Opus handling this because it will upload too much context on every heartbeat. If you use Opus or Codex for this costs will be way higher than they need to be.

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@pedma7 I love how it says it’ll take 8 weeks and literally 8 minutes later it’s done and ready for the next job.

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@HF_Trader I think you can get the same processing power cheaper with a custom PC build but you need to do a bit of setup and it's likely louder and may use more electricity.