Thanks. So far it’s people who run a lot of these and hate context-switching. Trainers and educators especially, but also marketers, founders, HR teams and community folks. They build a quiz or live session in minutes instead of juggling Typeform and Kahoot. The AI insights layer is where I think the real “aha” lands, but that’s shipping next, so right now the pull is mostly speed and having it all in one place.

Getting liquidated has very little to do with bad luck. And almost everything to do with impatience. I learned this the hard way. Every time I got liquidated, it was usually the same story. Too much leverage. Too much risk. Too much focus on getting rich quickly. Not enough focus on protecting capital. I wasn’t trading. I was gambling. The crazy thing is that most traders already know they’re using too much leverage. They just convince themselves that this trade will be different. That this is the one that’s going to change everything. The problem? When you’re trying to make life-changing money from one trade, you start making account-destroying decisions. Everything changed when I stopped asking: “How much can I make?” And started asking: “How much can I lose?” That single shift changed my entire approach to trading. Smaller risk. Better entries. More patience. Less stress. And far fewer mistakes. Because profitable traders understand something most struggling traders don’t: The goal isn’t to get rich this month. The goal is to stay in the game long enough for your edge to compound. If you’re constantly getting liquidated, overleveraging, and feeling like you’re stuck in a cycle of blowing accounts and starting over, comment “LIVE EXECUTION” below. Then click the Typeform link: dwrtn2lte4x.typeform.com/wai… and apply for my mentorship. At the end of the application, you’ll be able to book a call with me personally where I’ll review your trading, identify what’s causing the liquidations, and show you how to build the risk management and discipline needed to become consistently profitable. #Trading #FuturesTrading #TradingPsychology #RiskManagement #CryptoTrading

Most traders think they’re overtrading because they want to make more money. That’s rarely the real reason. They’re overtrading because they’re addicted to action. They can’t sit still. They can’t wait. They feel like they always need to be in a trade. I’ve been there. A good setup wasn’t enough. I wanted another one. And another one. And another one. Not because the opportunities were there. Because being out of the market felt boring. The problem is that the market doesn’t pay you for activity. It pays you for patience. Some of the best trading days are the days you do absolutely nothing. But most traders can’t accept that. So they force trades. Take mediocre setups. Give back profits. And slowly destroy their consistency. Everything changed when I stopped treating trading like entertainment and started treating it like a business. A business owner’s job isn’t to stay busy. It’s to make good decisions. The same applies to trading. One great trade can make your week. Ten unnecessary trades can ruin it. If you’re constantly overtrading, forcing setups, and feeling like you always need to be in the market, comment “LIVE EXECUTION” below. Then click the Typeform link: dwrtn2lte4x.typeform.com/wai… and apply for my mentorship. At the end of the application, you’ll be able to book a call with me personally where I’ll review your trading, identify what’s causing the overtrading, and show you how to develop the patience and discipline needed to become consistently profitable. #Trading #FuturesTrading #TradingPsychology #RiskManagement #CryptoTrading

Most traders already know they shouldn’t chase candles. They do it anyway. The market starts pumping. Everyone on social media is posting profits. The move looks unstoppable. And suddenly you feel like you need to get in right now. I’ve been there. The problem is that you’re not entering because the setup is good. You’re entering because you’re afraid. Afraid you’ll miss the move. Afraid everyone else will make money without you. Afraid another opportunity won’t come. That’s what FOMO does. It makes emotional decisions feel logical. Everything changed when I realized something: Missing a trade is not a problem. Chasing one is. The market creates opportunities every single week. But when you chase candles, you’re usually entering after the reward is gone and the risk is highest. That’s why so many traders buy tops and sell bottoms. They’re reacting instead of planning. Profitable traders don’t chase opportunities. They wait for opportunities to come to them. If you’re tired of buying pumps, entering too late, and letting FOMO control your trading decisions, comment “LIVE EXECUTION” below. Then click the Typeform link: dwrtn2lte4x.typeform.com/wai… and apply for my mentorship. At the end of the application, you’ll be able to book a call with me personally where I’ll review your trading, identify what’s causing the FOMO, and show you exactly how to build the discipline and patience needed to become consistently profitable. #Trading #FuturesTrading #TradingPsychology #RiskManagement #CryptoTrading

Stop asking tons of questions on your typeform If it has more than 5 questions on it you're doing something wrong Here's what to do instead: 1. Quick win question - YES/NO eg "do you run a youtube channel? Do you run a law firm?" 2. Contact details 3. Qualifying question. eg revenue, headcount, ad spend, investable assets etc. 4. Honeypot questions - ONLY for prospects who are disqualified at #3 5. Calendly That's it.

Most traders don’t move their stop loss because the trade setup changed. They move it because they can’t accept being wrong. The trade gets close to their stop. Their stomach drops. The emotions kick in. And instead of taking the planned loss, they move the stop a little lower. Then a little lower again. I’ve been there. The problem is that every time you move your stop loss, you’re teaching yourself that your rules don’t matter. You’re replacing discipline with hope. And hope is one of the most expensive emotions in trading. Everything changed when I stopped viewing stop losses as failures. A stop loss isn’t proof you’re a bad trader. It’s proof you’re managing risk. The best traders in the world take losses all the time. The difference is they accept them quickly and move on. Because one small loss means nothing. But one undisciplined decision can destroy weeks or months of progress. The goal isn’t to be right on every trade. The goal is to protect your capital long enough for your edge to play out. If you’re constantly moving your stop loss, turning small losses into big losses, and struggling to follow your rules when money is on the line, comment “LIVE EXECUTION” below. Then click the Typeform link here: dwrtn2lte4x.typeform.com/wai… and apply for my mentorship. At the end of the application, you’ll be able to book a call with me personally where I’ll review your trading, identify what’s holding you back, and show you exactly what you need to fix to become a more disciplined and consistently profitable trader. #Trading #FuturesTrading #TradingPsychology #RiskManagement #CryptoTrading

Typeform blocks out-of-area ZIPs. Its webhook still fires to Salesforce. Two systems, both correct, no gate between them. The fix: filter on what the form already knew. Same structural gap as week 1 — the system finds the same problem at every new altitude.

Pollster: Pollfinity Research LLC (independent — not commissioned by any candidate, party, or organization) Race: New York Governor 2026 Field dates: June 11–14, 2026 Population: Registered New York voters (L2 voter file) Mode: SMS-to-web (Typeform); 14,000 invitations → 272 initiated → 229 completed Sample: n = 229 completed interviews MOE: ±6.5 pts (95% CI) · Weighting: Unweighted Results Full field: Hochul 46 · Blakeman 35 · Sharpe (L) 4 · Undecided 14 Head-to-head: Hochul 50 · Blakeman 40 · Undecided 10 Head-to-head (Hochul vs. Sharpe): Hochul 49 · Sharpe 26 · Undecided 25 Hochul job approval: 46 approve / 51 disapprove Direction of state: 42 right / 46 wrong / 12 not sure Links Poll page: pollfinity.com/polls/ny-gove… Full crosstabs (PDF): pollfinity.com/assets/polls/… Topline results (PDF): pollfinity.com/assets/polls/… Press release (PDF): pollfinity.com/assets/polls/…

Hermes Agent周りの「お金を扱うエージェント」文脈が一気に本気モードになってきた NVIDIAのNemotron 3 UltraとNemoClawで長時間走るエージェント基盤を押さえつつ Stripeの新しいスキルでエージェントが自分で支払いとSaaS契約まで回せる 今回のハッカソンは 実際に「稼いで使う」エージェントを作る人向けの場になっている エントリーは Hermes Agentで動くプロジェクトのデモ動画を一〜三分にまとめてNous Researchをメンションしてポスト Discordのsubmissionチャンネルにリンクを投稿 Typeformの応募フォームに入力 という流れ 賞金は一位が現金一万ドルに加えてDGX SparkとStripeクレジット 二位三位にも現金とクレジットがつく 長時間動かすエージェントにとって 推論コスト三割削減クラスのモデルと 安全な実行環境と 決済スキルが公式に束ねられたのは大きい 完全自動会社まで振り切らなくても 社内の調査やバックオフィスをHermes Agentに任せて 人間はレビューと意思決定だけに絞る という設計が一気にやりやすくなる 省エネ経営をやりたい側から見ると 「どこまで業務をエージェントに丸投げしても大丈夫か」を検証するにはちょうどいい題材になっていると感じる ────────────────────── ▼ 補足情報 NVIDIAの技術ブログによるとNemotron 3 Ultraは5500億パラメータのMoEモデルで、長時間走るエージェント向けに最適化されている。MambaとTransformerのハイブリッド構成とNVFP4量子化により、同クラスのオープンモデルと比べて推論スループットが最大五倍、高難度エージェントタスクの完了コストを最大三割削減している。 NemoClawとOpenShellは、エージェントが実行するコードやツール呼び出しをサンドボックス内で動かし、社内データと外部データを安全に混ぜるための実行基盤として設計されている。SlackやOutlook、GitHubなどへの接続例が公式ドキュメントで公開されており、Hermes Agentはこの上で自己進化型エージェントとして動作する想定になっている。

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Didn't know I would be generating forms with AI in 2022 but here we are. If you need a form, skip Typeform/GForms and try out @fillout!

10 GITHUB REPOS THAT MAKE BILLION-DOLLAR STARTUPS LOOK EMBARRASSING. Bookmark all of them. Each one is free. Each one replaces something a company raised $50M to build. 1. Plausible Replaces Google Analytics. No cookies, no GDPR headaches, no surveillance. Clean dashboard, real numbers, zero tracking. Raised $0. Google Analytics raised nothing because Google is Google. → github.com/plausible/analyti… 2. Penpot Replaces Figma. Design and prototype in the browser. No subscription. No vendor lock-in. Figma was acquired by Adobe for $20 billion. Penpot is free. → github.com/penpot/penpot 3. Cal Replaces Calendly. Scheduling links, team booking, round-robin routing, CRM integrations. Calendly is valued at $3 billion. Cal installs in one command. → github.com/calcom/cal.com 4. n8n Replaces Zapier. Workflow automation with 400 integrations. Self-host it and pay nothing. Zapier charges $299/month for what n8n does for free on your own server. → github.com/n8n-io/n8n 5. Documenso Replaces DocuSign. E-signatures, document templates, team workflows. DocuSign is a $15 billion company. Documenso is open source and self-hostable. → github.com/documenso/documen… 6. Formbricks Replaces Typeform. Surveys, research forms, in-app feedback. Typeform charges $83/month for its business plan. Formbricks is free. → github.com/formbricks/formbr… 7. Supabase Replaces Firebase. Database, auth, storage, real-time subscriptions, edge functions. Firebase is owned by Google. Supabase is open source with 75,000 GitHub stars. → github.com/supabase/supabase 8. Metabase Replaces Tableau. Business intelligence, dashboards, and data visualizations. Tableau was acquired by Salesforce for $15.7 billion. Metabase self-hosts free. → github.com/metabase/metabase 9. Listmonk Replaces Mailchimp. Email newsletters, transactional emails, subscriber management. Mailchimp was acquired for $12 billion. Listmonk runs on a single binary. → github.com/knadh/listmonk 10. Mattermost Replaces Slack. Team messaging, channels, threads, file sharing, integrations. Slack sold to Salesforce for $27.7 billion. Mattermost runs entirely on your own server. → github.com/mattermost/matter… Combined acquisition and valuation of the companies above: over $80 billion. Combined cost to self-host every repo on this list: $0. 100% Open Source.

Google forms / Typeform ficou meio obsoleto n? hoje com IA crio um formulario com um prompt com experiencia / estilo melhor, como tenho dominio e tudo mais, pessoal ainda usa?

On the process of building an advanced workflow for startups and customer feedback organising. Not ready yet. Details below: Triggers: Gmail , Webhook , Typeform (Data modifications) Merge Node (in case more than one trigger gets activated) (Check below for the rest)

Testing different forms and calendars lately has had a bigger impact on results across our accounts Some that we like: • Typeform Calendly • Iclosed • Typeform Chilipiper Testing Heyflow and ROAS Forms rn Just anything besides hubspot or GHL 💀

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