I’ve posted on this sub before, but context is that me and a small team are working on a [benchmark](https://www.designarena.ai/) to evaluate how good LLMs are at producing UIs and frontends that are engaging and satisfiable for people. Right now, working on adding more models, and specifically open source models developed by individual developers (or a small…

We were planning on flying into San Luis Potosí and renting a car to driving to Real de Catorce and Huasteca Potosina. Planning for November, of course we would stick together and travel during the day. Two Americans, if that matters!

I keep re-evaluating Web 3.0 every few months to check if things have become easier in this space. Brave was the easiest in this area, but I do remember having installed web extensions in Firefox, which apparently seem to have disappeared? The only extensions they do provide today are for Google Chrome. Am I missing…

My understanding is that option liquidity comoves with the underlying stock liquidity, and such comovement should be more pronounced near expiration due to more trading activities. How come in the Indian option market, the expiry day spike in option liquidity does not propagate to the underlying stock liquidity, which allowed Jane Street to manipulate?

I’m evaluating Polygon.io for market data and curious how their indices plan differs from the stocks plan. Has anyone used both? What are the trade-offs or gotchas?

Have you encountered similar quirks in your travels? Or perhaps you have a theory about the gelato mystery in Bratislava? I’d love to hear your thoughts. After all, when it comes to solving mysteries—especially the sweet ones—many scoops make light work.