Citizen Lane
6.6K posts
Citizen Lane
@laneshetron
swe @aws / ☀️ founder / math & econ @columbia ♔ | prev: @wbd, @StockX
New York, NY Katılım Temmuz 2010
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Why is literally every logo indecipherable
serafim@serafimcloud
Someone made a YC W26 tier list. 21st ended up in S tier. Appreciate the vote of confidence. Back to building.
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At least we know Columbia has some standards in admissions ❤️
alth0u🧶@alth0u
you're telling me the SATs are so meritocratic that a Rothschild couldn't get into Columbia
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@ihtesham2005 “Hedge funds pay millions for HFT infrastructure”
“You can run the same thing for $0”
If you believe that, I have a bridge to sell you in Idaho
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🚨BREAKING: Hedge funds pay millions for HFT infrastructure.
You can run the same thing for $0.
Hummingbot is open-source trading software that generated $34B in volume.
- Market making strategies
- Cross-exchange arbitrage
- Backtesting + paper trading
- 140+ exchanges (CEX + DEX)
16.1K stars. 100% Opensource
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This guy works on fucking VS Code
Burke Holland@burkeholland
I'm learning so much from watching agents do all my work. Like what the heck does 2>&1 do and why is it on every single terminal command.
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Clawdbot is incredibly impressive to be sure, but there is a massive gulf between this and a real consumer product
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I’ve seen a lot of people moving toward this same event-driven model lately, myself included. The AI of the future will be always-on, push not pull, and stateful.
Travers@travers00
reception has been unlike anything we've seen the emergent pattern: monitors triggering downstream agents - deep research, workflows, actions the web becomes something agents subscribe to vs. query
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Remembering back to that time when SCOTUS interrupted arguments for a full minute to oooh and ahhh over a new vocabulary word.
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@abetrade Very true. Most things are not all that hard, just tedious and time-consuming
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One thing I realized during this whole vibe-coding journey is how many things are actually not that complicated to make, especially if you have a very precise idea of what you want to achieve.
Of course, it has huge hype now, and there is so much slop associated with it, but you can't deny how useful it is and how much improvement it can have for those who know what they want and have plenty of ideas.
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Wow I literally invented this in my spare time like months ago
Robert Youssef@rryssf_
This open-source project just solved the biggest problem with AI agents that nobody talks about. It's called Acontext and it makes your agents actually LEARN from their mistakes. While everyone's building dumb agents that repeat the same errors 1000x, this changes everything. Here's how it works (in plain English):↓
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Never correct a native English speaker, they’ll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience
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