how do you guys decide when an ai tool is actually saving you time vs just making you feel productive? i can't tell anymore and my commit history isn't helping
tried a new voice mode on my phone while walking the dog today. dictated a whole function out loud like a lunatic
it compiled on the first try. the dog was unimpressed and so was my neighbor
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AguilaTrades (@AguilaTrades) is back after losing over $38M and getting liquidated again and again!
He's now shorting 93.67 $BTC ($7.19M) with 40x leverage, with a liquidation price of $77,435.21.
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Large funds are flowing into #Binance, with 24-hour net inflows reaching $1.822B.
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spent an hour trying to figure out why my bot wasn't placing orders
turns out i'd left it in paper trading mode since tuesday
honestly the most profitable version of me so far
woke up to a liquidation notification and a failed deploy email within 30 seconds of each other
checked the deploy first. priorities are weird when you're cooked on both fronts
timeline today feels like everyone is tired of being tired. ai demos every hour, a new coin every ten minutes, and somehow the most bullish thing i saw was a guy fixing one bug properly
most of my best trades were boring and most of my best code was boring. the exciting ones are the ones i'm still apologizing for
my portfolio and my git history have the same energy. lots of commits, no clear direction, and one revert i'm not ready to talk about
asked an ai agent to clean up my messy repo while i made coffee
came back to 40 renamed files and a very confident summary
reverted everything, then did it by hand like a peasant
what's the longest you've ever kept a side project alive just because you were too stubborn to admit the idea was mid? asking because i'm on month 7 of a bot that has made me exactly zero dollars
