Ironically you spelled portmanteau incorrectly. OP very well could have made a similar error for bankrupt. Maybe not, interesting to think about.

I'll be honest, I carefully scanned your comment for a similar mispelling.

its misspelling all the way dwon

I was excited to see a picture of the bike folded up, but I didn’t see that in the article.

Not the same bike, but here's one folded up. Not the best picture in my opinion. But it looks like it folds up very compactly.

https://www.inoutfield.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Brompt...

https://www.inoutfield.com/2014/05/21/farewell-boris-bikes-h...

Hi, I like your newsletter concept and I do subscribe to it.

One thing I think may be cool, is put a thumbs up/thumbs down link in the email to track sentiment of the links you share. Some links are really cool, others I am not interested in at all, it may be useful to capture that info.

I would visit a site daily if you expose some of that info publicly (like 49% positive 51% negative for a link), to see how my sentiment matches your wider audience.

That's for subscribing and for the feedback! Good idea. I'll put it down on the todo list.

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Read the research paper about the Chord algorithm: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/papers/chord:sigcomm01/chord_sigc..., then implement the algorithm on your own (paper contains pseudo code).

Or start here, generally read high level details about the algorithm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chord_(peer-to-peer).

So cool to read this, it is how i started!

I second this advice. Chord is a very good place to start

How much are your infra costs for everything? And do you pay for the AI APIs or using free tier?

Really cool project and subscribed to follow along.

$5 * 3 models per day=$15 a day

Assume the experiment runs ~250 trading days in a year, consider the worst case they lose all their invested money=$3750.

A little more than $5 :)

Good point.

That said, many hobbies cost more that $3750 per year, and that $3750 is a worst-case scenario. He might even make a profit, and hone skills that might make him a fortune.