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Oleksandr Tril

@realtril

29 | indie hacker 👨🏻‍💻| building 🔨 cool shit

Katılım Şubat 2022
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ayan❄️
ayan❄️@Ayan_hyd·
Hey, 🚀 I'm looking to connect with people interested in: → Frontend 💻 → Backend ⚙️ → Full Stack 🛠️ → DevOps ☁️ → LeetCode 💡 → AI/ML 🤖 → Data Science 📊 → UI/UX 🎨 → Freelancing 💼 → Startups 🚀 Say hi & let's grow together #Connect
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Picoito
Picoito@picoito·
HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IT HAPPENED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FIRST INTERNET MONEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IM SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Picoito@picoito

iOS app live!!!!!! 🎊🎊🎊🎊 First time adding subscriptions I was afraid they'd push back, but I got lucky I guess! Then it honestly took me more than 1 hour to figure out how to do offer codes...

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Brian Rey
Brian Rey@BrianMRey·
Looking to #connect with people interested in: - Tech - SaaS - AI - Startups - Indie hacking - Building in public My current goal is to reach 500 verified followers and build a small network of builders to learn from! If you're building something, let’s connect 🏆
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Oleksandr Tril@realtril·
Upd: this is indeed a current limitation of the product. However, the support of ux pilot is doing good job 👍
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Oleksandr Tril@realtril·
Dang, I’ve spent too many tokens just to realize that my mockup in @uxpilotai is actually interactive lol. I needed to create a drawer and show it, but it wasn’t appearing. Then I accidentally clicked something that was triggering the drawer, and I finally saw the content. However, I ran into another issue. I have to say, I love @uxpilotai, but the inability to export interactive screens is really frustrating. I tried both the plugin and simple copy/paste, and no luck. I’ve spent way too much time figuring out that this apparently isn’t really possible - or maybe there’s some secret way that even support doesn’t know about.
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FOUNDER
FOUNDER@nodefounder·
💥 SOMEONE IS QUIETLY MAKING MONEY ON POLYMARKET BY TRADING TOMORROW’S TEMPERATURE. Not joking. At first glance these markets look dumb: “Highest temperature in Chicago on March 26?” But under the hood, they’re actually very clean trading systems. You have: one exact city one exact date predefined temperature buckets explicit resolution rules a live order book with real prices So this is not really “betting on weather.” It’s trading a probability distribution. A good bot for these markets should do 4 things: 1. Parse the market structure Read the exact bucket layout and resolution rules first. If the market is pricing 64–65°F at 16% and 66–67°F at 17%, the bot needs to understand the full distribution — not just the headline forecast. 2. Ingest weather data continuously Pull fresh forecast + observation data from official weather sources. Not once per day. Continuously. 3. Reprice the whole curve This is the important part. The bot shouldn’t ask “what will the temperature be?” It should ask: “Given the newest weather data, what should the probability of each bucket be right now?” 4. Compare fair value vs the order book Then it checks Polymarket itself: which bucket is overpriced which adjacent bucket is underpriced where the spread is lazy where the market has not fully repriced yet That’s the edge. Most humans look at the forecast and click one range. A bot can: monitor every forecast update monitor live observations recompute bucket probabilities compare them to the live order book execute the second price and probability diverge enough So the real opportunity in weather markets is not “predicting weather.” It’s updating probabilities faster than the market updates prices. If people want, I can write the full step-by-step architecture for this bot next: data sources, repricing logic, execution loop, and risk controls.
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Ja Leto
Ja Leto@_falsi1ke·
No account should be under 1K followers Say hello, I will boost you
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Oleksandr Tril
Oleksandr Tril@realtril·
today’s insight - nobody starts shit because they neatly planned it in advance 🤷‍♂️ you almost never start a venture by thinking ‘what the f**k business should i start???’ 🤔 you start when not starting feels worse than starting . you don’t go take a shit at 7 pm because it was on your calendar last wednesday 💩 you go because if you don’t, you’re gonna shit your pants 😭 same with pretty much any real move in life .
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Suhail Kakar
Suhail Kakar@SuhailKakar·
polymarket is now massively more ai agent-friendly we've built a full suite of agentic interactions - cli, mcp, and agent skills claude just one-shotted an entire bloomberg-style terminal for polymarket - inside a terminal:
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Oleksandr Tril@realtril·
@RetroValix what's the strategy for finding users with such extraordinary results? please share
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VALIX
VALIX@RetroValix·
This trader made $11.4M on Polymarket using software, buying markets for $20 His trading bot makes 14.6 trades per active hour. At the core of its algorithm are directional trading and arbitrage on NBA and NHL markets His strategy: > Finds mispriced outcomes using his own probability model > Buys with limit orders > Hedges directional positions through arbitrage Link to his account: @kch123?via=670" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">polymarket.com/@kch123?via=670 Using this strategy, he made $11,363,000 in 9 months. Trading dislocations between the real situation in the game and the price on Polymarket + hedge = lifechange
Daniro@Dan1ro0

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Oleksandr Tril@realtril·
thanks to my best friend @your_senioro , I’m gradually ascending from humble vibe-coder goblin mode into full spec-driven-development Tony-Stark-big-dick-energy-pro-max-gigachad territory lol. And I love it 😎📈
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Oleksandr Tril@realtril·
ux-pilot.ai is a total lifesaver. if you’re about to go full solopreneur on some software venture - you should absolutely check it out.
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