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Di Indonesia sih $50 per day (Rp 900rb - 1jt) udah dapat winning ads yg bikin balik modal 2-3 kali lipat lho ya
Ada bagusnya kita ini hidup di negara miskin / frontier / (((standalone))), biaya marketing jadi murah banget jadi entrepreneurship dari Indo murah bgt biaya proving product market fit
The harsh reality of running paid ads for app scaling:
$50/day on Meta tells you almost nothing.
Your CPMs and CAC swings too much and you’ll end up killing winners and scaling losers off based on insufficient data
At around $500/day the numbers finally settle down enough to trust what’s working and what’s not
If you can't spend that yet, spend on a channel where small budgets still teach you something.
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Last week’s inflation data reinforce the same message.
We are likely in for a decade of sticky inflation.
Yet central banks will inevitably have to cut rates to keep governments’ borrowing costs manageable.
That combination could have profound implications for hard assets.
tavicosta.substack.com/p/sho…
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Gw lihat banyak sekali lelaki yg sebenarnya belum mengerti apa itu decision making. Mungkin sekitar 50% lah irl, kok sebanyak itu?
Ya karena belum terbiasa handle situasi, studi kasus, atau kurang referensi.
Mereka 50% ini lebih sering bertanya tentang how solve their problem..
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You can spend 5 years, working harder than anyone else, writing the best book in the world, but if nobody knows about it, then you will not be a successful author.
This is the downfall of most creatives. They hate marketing, but marketing is 80% of their success.
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I'm so sorry. but there's no shortcut to becoming an expert on any thing. no matter the technology, to be a human expert, you need to wrestle with the idea. it takes time. you will be wrong. you will lose your mind. then you will connect the dots. that's a euphoric moment.
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Mulai sekarang, coba bikin satu dokumen khusus buat nyatet pencapaian kerja lo.
Setiap minggu, luangin 5 menit buat nulis:
Project yang baru selesai.
Masalah yang berhasil lo selesaikan.
Feedback positif yang lo terima.
Angka atau hasil yang bisa lo buktiin.
Skill baru yang lo pakai.
Misalnya, lo berhasil bikin template report yang memangkas waktu pengerjaan dari 3 jam jadi 1 jam.
Catat proses dan hasilnya selagi masih inget.
Nanti pas mau update CV, ngobrol soal kenaikan gaji, atau interview di perusahaan baru, lo ga perlu mengingat semuanya dari nol.
Kadang kita udah banyak ngerjain hal bagus, tapi lupa nyatetnya sampai akhirnya bingung mau nulis pencapaian apa di CV.
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Making friends can really be this simple.
Ask about them. But not randomly. There’s a system to it. Here you go:
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read this instead👍
catet aja, kalo ada kesempatan ya baca aja buat nambah basic skill hehe.
1. Trading and Exchanges, dari Larry Harris
buku ini menjelaskan gimana sih market itu bekerja? siapa yang menyediakan likuiditas, mengapa spread muncul, gimana order dieksekusi, & why trader bisa salah menilai harga yang terlihat.
why underrated? soalnya banyak trader mempelajari chart tanpa memahami mekanisme transaksi di balik chart itu.
imo, ini relevan buat memahami slippage, order flow, sama liquidity di crypto.
2. Thinking in Bets, dari Annie Duke
ini penting sih, jadi buku ini ngajarin cara mengambil keputusan ketika hasilnya gak pasti.
hasil trade yang profit gak otomatis ngebuktiin keputusannya bagus, terus vice versa juga kalo trade yang rugi gak otomatis keputusannya buruk.
why underrated? ini basic buat kalian belajar mengevaluasi strategi tanpa terjebak hindsight bias, overconfidence, ora malah mengubah aturan tiap kali mengalami loss.
3. Barber & Odean, jadi ini tuh bukan buku tapi riset tentang performa trader ritel.
mulai dari paper Trading Is Hazardous to Your Wealth, penelitian mereka menemukan kalo rumah tangga yang paling aktif bertransaksi dalam sampel 1991–1996 memperoleh return tahunan 11,4%, dibandingkan 17,9% buat market.
angka itu berasal dari periode dan market tertentu, jadi bukan estimasi universal buat semua trader.
salah satu bacaan yang bagus buat memahami biaya overtrading dan overconfidence.
linknya: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
kalo kalian udah memahami 3 buku ini, pasti beda cara kalian ngetrenching, nge-LP sampe cara bikin logic structure buat agent bot.
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Bersyukur banget sama kerjaan dan role sekarang.
Dipaksa memahami kondisi berbagai negara, termasuk legal & compliance, belajar ngilangin sifat gak enakan, effective communication, conflict resolution, etc.
Bener-bener kayak dapet ilmu gratis setiap hari.
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新闻里天天在聊 3 纳米、先进封装、光刻机，真要说清一颗芯片到底怎么造出来的，很多人其实也讲不明白。
《半导体制造概论》是一本开源的入门书，跟着一片晶圆从沙子出发，一路走过晶圆厂、测试和封装，直到变成芯片。
全书 25 章，繁重的物理推导基本跳过，重点讲工艺流程、专业术语和工厂一线的经验，每章都配了术语框和经验框。
GitHub：github.com/chenwei810/Semico…
我最想先看的是「几纳米到底是什么意思」那一章，这个问题被问过太多次了，难得有人从工艺的角度认真讲一遍。
附录还整理了术语总表和晶圆厂的现场行话，原文是繁体中文，另外有英文、日文、韩文版本。
只想快速了解的，看第 0、1、11、14 这四章就够了，做软件固件的、准备进这行的，书里也各配了一条阅读路线。
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Cerita Jensen Huang (NVIDIA) tentang pertama kali kenal Morris Chang (pendiri TSMC).
Inti yang ku dapat:
> NVIDIA baru startup, butuh foundry chip. Jensen dengar soal TSMC di Taiwan. Saat itu TSMC masih kecil (katanya ~$300 juta), masih susah.
> Dia cari nomor TSMC di Yellow Pages, telepon kantor US-nya berkali-kali, ga ada balasan.
> Lalu dia kirim surat ke Morris Chang. Lama tidak ada kabar.
> Suatu hari jam ~6 sore, telepon masuk: “This is Morris Chang from TSMC.” Di luar kantor orang lagi main game, ribut; Jensen bilang “Hey shut up! It’s Morris!”
> Morris undang dia ke Taiwan. Dari situ mulai kemitraan NVIDIA–TSMC, dan menurut Jensen itu juga awal “the whole industry.”
Apa pelajarannya?
Jensen reveals he first met the Founder of TSMC by cold calling their number off Yellow Pages
"I heard about this company in Taiwan, TSMC and UMC at the time. They were of course quite poor companies themselves, and they were barely making it."
"TSMC was probably about $300 million, something like that. It's a tiny little company. I heard about Morris Chang. And so I tried to call their US office."
"Back in the old days there were yellow pages. I looked it up, TSMC. There's a number there. I called their number and it's a recording. I left my name and my number and said a few things about NVIDIA: we're a new startup company building computer graphics chips. I called several times. Nobody called me back."
"And so I finally wrote a letter to Morris Chang. Didn't hear anything for a long time, and then one day it was 6 o'clock or something, this person called and said 'this is Morris Chang from TSMC.'"
"And meanwhile, everybody outside my office was playing video games and they're all laughing and screaming. 'Hey shut up! It's Morris!' I was so happy that the founder would actually call us back, because hey, maybe we won't have to die."
"And so we talked and he invited me to Taiwan. I came back to Taiwan, and that was the start of everything. Not just that partnership, but just the whole industry."
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Early days of OpenAI
Jensen Huang once admitted that when NVIDIA unveiled its first AI supercomputer, nobody wanted it. Not a single purchase order.
Except for Elon Musk.
"He goes, 'You know what? I have a company that could really use this.'"
But then came the twist: it was a nonprofit😂😂 The machine cost $300,000, and Jensen thought the odds of getting paid were "approximately zero." He delivered it anyway, driving it to San Francisco himself in 2016 to a room full of researchers who turned out to be OpenAI.
Elon saw the value of AI computing when the whole world couldn't understand it. He's done it again and again, spotting the future years before everyone else, then backing it with action instead of words.
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Hasil reverse engineering.
Xiaomi watch gen pertama: bukan android os, firmware locked, gaada devtools. Berhasil bikin app ✅
Wuling alvez: berhasil capture MQTT, enable android auto yg locked, bikin custom app untik control yg gabisa di control sama official app.
What a week!
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We only hire the best for Terafab.
If you’re passionate and want to build the future with us apply here:
tesla.com/careers/search/?de…
Or send resume to [email protected]
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Join the Terafab project. The value of the output of this massive structure will rank in the top 20 of country GDPs!
We only hire the best for Terafab.
If you’re passionate and want to build the future with us apply here:
tesla.com/careers/search/?de…
Or send resume to [email protected]
