Joe Selvik

@Ayussheth In.

Thinking of starting a community for people who want to learn hardware, work in hardware, or just enjoy tinkering with things in general. Reply to the tweet if you want in.

@danshipper @CoraComputer @usemonologue Does Cora integrate with HubSpot or other CRMs?

ive consistently been at inbox 0 for the last two weeks with the combination of @CoraComputer, @usemonologue, and Codex codex + cora + mono take care of everything from actually accomplishing todos (like researching questions people ask, or filling out forms) to drafting and sending. i just talk to my computer and everything else is done. unprecedented levels of awesome

@Jason I’m in!

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

@zanehengsperger Toured our (likely) new home today. A good factory Friday.

factory friday 🤠

@aphysicist We don’t post much on X, but check out @FixturFab! I’m posting our new site next week that cleans up our educational content on testing circuit boards + documentation for our FOSS for automating hardware tests.

hey i want to build a starter pack of manufacturing / mech e / EE makers, builders, enthusiasts, please help

I blocked the word “literally” and it literally improved my feed.

This collaboration highlights something we've spent a lot of time working on - there are so many creative solutions out there to make hardware testing move at software speed if you think about it the right way. Fast feedback loops change everything.

Decade long BN reader here! First great article, I liked this angle quite a bit. Second, you gotta do something about the overwhelming ads on mobile.. BN is borderline unreadable with them. I get it, they’re needed to support the business, but it’s rough when I still decide to read via mobile these days.. FWIW ads are a non issue via desktop.

Hand up, for a second there, I thought this was going to be a very different season. Now we need to recalibrate our expectations. At best, it's going to be a dogfight. bleachernation.com/cubs/2025/08/0…

@gregisenberg Are you tracking all these takes? It would be cool to see a database of each time-stamped take with outcomes recorded each quarter, year, etc.

someone on reddit let ChatGPT manage a $100 stock portfolio for four weeks and beat the market by 23%. here are 14 things it means for you, markets and the future of finance: 1. there will be a massive market crash caused by too many AIs making the same trades. when millions of ChatGPT instances start following similar logic, you get dangerous herding behavior. the reddit user asked to buy microcaps and it ONLY bought biotech. imagine this at scale. 2. companies will start optimizing press releases for AI readers, not humans. the businesses that write in "AI-parseable" language will get disproportionate algorithmic attention and investment. 3. we'll see the rise of "AI investment clubs" where people pool money and let collective AI strategies compete. it'll be like fantasy football but with real money and ChatGPT as your quarterback. 4. financial advisors will become "AI prompt engineers." instead of picking stocks, they'll craft the perfect instructions for AI systems and charge clients for their prompting expertise. 5. day trading will be completely dominated by AI within 18 months. humans won't be able to compete with AI that can process earnings calls, news, and social sentiment in real-time. 6. every retail investor will have an AI trading assistant by 2027. not managing their money directly, but whispering suggestions in their ear based on news they'd never read themselves. 7. investment newsletters will pivot to selling "winning prompts" instead of stock picks. why give you fish when they can sell you the AI fishing rod? 8. someone will build a "social network for AI trading strategies." think github for investment prompts where successful strategies get forked and improved by the community. a16z prob funds it 9. the SEC will create new regulations around "algorithmic investment advice." they'll scramble to figure out who's liable when your ChatGPT loses your retirement savings. 10. google searches for basic financial terms will plummet by 50%. why google "what is a P/E ratio" when you can ask your AI assistant to explain it while analyzing your portfolio? 11. the phrase "my AI beat your AI" will become the new "my dad can beat up your dad." AI performance bragging becomes a social status symbol. 12. your bank will offer "AI portfolio management" as a free checking account feature. basic AI investing becomes as common as mobile deposits. 13. AI will create the first "algorithmic insider trading" scandal. when AI can predict earnings better than executives, the definition of insider information gets blurry. 14. the stock market will have its first "AI flash crash" caused by recursive feedback loops. millions of AI systems reacting to each other's trades in milliseconds. the reddit post went viral because it feels like a glimpse into a world where everyone has access to institutional-level analysis. but really, it's showing us how quickly we're willing to hand over decision-making to systems we don't understand. maybe that's not entirely bad though. most people are terrible at investing anyway, they buy high, sell low, and let emotions drive every decision. if AI can remove the emotional component and stick to data-driven strategies, maybe we'll all end up better off. And plus financial advisors charging ~1% AUM has been unchallenged for too long. What do you think?

@Jason fixturfab.com - is building hardware test solutions. - has sold enough to support our team for the last six years. - will next launch our internal AI design & test tools for customers. - loves testing.

578 beautiful subs... go a head and give yourself a shoutout... answer as many or few of these are you like! you will get a ton of views and engagement from my followers! what are you building? what have you done? what do you want to do next? what do you love? what do you have?

@lastfm demolishes @Spotify when it comes to year-in-music-reviews. I wish more people used it 🥲

@aphysicist Just released @FixturFab‘s new site. We accelerate hardware testing.

year end thread, who's out there building a MANUFACTURING startup, post here!

Can confirm that @Odoo makes running a small business easier! I can’t image what it’s like to implement, or being able to afford, SAP.

@landon20s Hardware test fixtures. Come say hi at mHub, we’re just down the road!

What are you building in a sentence or less 👇🏽

@BleacherNation Baseball is fun.

Enhanced Box Score: Giants 4, Cubs 3 - June 27, 2024 bleachernation.com/cubs/2024/06/2…

Test fixtures are useful throughout the product development life-cycle! 🔬 Development fixtures are helpful for firmware development and flashing prototype builds. ⚙️ Production fixtures support advanced features such as top/side probing and interlocks. #pcbamanufacturing

The best article I've read on how to fundraise, and it's specifically for hardware! informal.cc/fundraising-pr…

@LawyerLiam @FixturFab sells custom, programmable test fixtures, quickly delivered anywhere. fixturfab.com

Startups - What are you working on? - Pitch in 10 words max: - Website URL: Let's go 🚀

@tylertringas Sea kelp hot sauce from @barnaclefoods with a short handwritten note!

What’s your favorite/go-to little thank you gift for someone who’s done something nice for you? Especially one that can be bought online and shipped.

@rchase @tylertringas @hostifi_net Will there be a live stream? If not, where do we find this later?

In a few hours I'm doing a podcast with @tylertringas! He's been a mentor for me since 2018 and his Micro-SaaS Ebook inspired me to start @hostifi_net In 2019 he invested $100K for 12% of the business, and still owns 4% today Anything you'd like to hear us talk about?