Today we're eating well 🔥
Looks like the latest changes and improvements I've made to Roast My Web have paid off
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Posts.
A selection of my posts on X as @Jera_Value.
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💰 Day 9 building an investment tool from scratch.
Today's update is a bit more boring haha
I'm still working on the data pipeline and improving the website UX.
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Tomorrow, a massive thread about SEO is coming
I wish I’d known all this on day one — I would’ve made a lot more money 💰
💰 Day 7 building an investment tool from scratch
The machine is moving forward and we’ve got a lot more done. Production is speeding up.
Once you’re able to nail the primitives, the design tokens and a few basic rules, pages come together like hotcakes.
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I prompt agents a lot, but then I catch a cold and my immune system is that of a medieval child
💰 Building an investment tool from scratch
Day 6 of developing Tracking Alpha
We’re making progress on the design. Dark mode is winning.
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There’s never been a better time to have your own website.
A little corner of the internet where you can build, test and publish whatever you want.
I use mine to launch tools and experiments almost every week.
The technical barrier is basically gone.
Now it’s about having ideas. I’m having a blast
🌪️ 4,464 tweets → 417 on my website.
Now that only us nerds are at home
A couple of days ago I showed you the new section with my X posts. Today, the technical part: how it chooses which ones make the cut and how it works under the hood.
Last week I was playing around with uncensored Qwen locally.
I asked it for “effective life hacks that aren’t ethical.”
It pisses me off, because I’ve seen (and suffered) plenty of them.
Still, I found its last thought pretty interesting:
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Another interesting concept.
I asked it: what’s the most extreme and important question I should ask an uncensored LLM?
And its answer was:
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of course, my next question was “what am I really asking?”
A slightly less interesting result, but I like the abstraction it makes:
“your last two questions were about leverage.”
The gym 3 times a week is my sweet spot for staying in shape without spending too much time on it
I've been more focused on business for a while now, so my physique is a secondary goal.
With 2 times, I feel bad. I think if you train really hard you can maintain, but I prefer 3 workouts.
If I wanted to improve, I'd definitely go for 4+ per week