We’ve started sending out invites to everyone on the waitlist. If you received one, it includes your invite code to join Trepa Beta. Check your inbox (and spam just in case). If you haven’t received yours yet, don’t worry, we’re sending them out in batches. Excited to see you

Reuben recommended 'Pyjama Profit'. I read it in about 3 hours. I can see how many people's career trajectory exponentially increased after applying its thinking. For me, though, time will tell.

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friendly reminder that ambani's building stands higher than the typical 40-storey building

going down another rabbit hole, wish me luck

Freelancers who sound confident make more money than the ones who are actually better. It's not fair, but that's how it is. Most clients don't really know what "good design" means. They just trust the one who sounds like they know their shit.

Solana just set a new record: $43.6B in perp volume for September. Last peak was $43.4B in November 2024. With Q4 looking bright, I can say that the next ATH won’t take too long.

If you were around during the FTX crash, you know what real pain on Solana felt like. Back then, only a fraction of what got liquidated yesterday was enough to make the entire ecosystem feel dead for weeks. No bounce, no optimism, just pure despair. Most people genuinely thought

Orchestrating a live coding test for 70 students right now. Running 2 servers (frontend + backend) locally on my macbook, routed through ngrok. Each student gets their own coding workspace on the web app — no local setup needed, no copy-paste loopholes. They get 45 minutes to

Few hiccups at the start, but the system held up. 60 students live-coding on a web IDE i hosted locally (frontend + backend) through ngrok. someone even asked how my code detected Cluely mid-exam 😂 ( told them I'd share the code later )

signups crashed privy apparently. LOL

When you have enough, you stop wanting more. At first, it feels like peace. Then, it feels like nothing. You tell yourself this is maturity — that you’ve outgrown desire. But really, you’ve just run out of things to want. Money doesn’t end the chase. It just reveals there was

So, you're telling me a model made by China's top quant fund is leading the charts? Sounds about right to me

The more hackathons you’ve won, the more likely a recruiter is to ask -- “why did you abandon your project/s ?” Shipping fast is easy. Sticking around is hard.

The real divide isn’t frontend vs backend! It’s between people who solve known problems and those who venture into the unknown. The people who execute and people who explore. AI is closing the gap on the first group. Fullstack used to mean you knew multiple tools. Now it

The AWS outage today is a good reminder that even the world’s most robust systems aren’t truly regionally isolated. A DNS hiccup in us-east-1 shouldn’t ripple across the globe, but it did. This likely means many AWS services still route critical control-plane traffic through