Anup Shinde

Gartley, Bat, Butterfly, Crab on ES from 2020 to 2024.

Six candlestick patterns tested on NQ from 2020 to 2024.

I tested moving-average crossover on NQ 1H, ES 1H, GC 1H, and the daily 50/200 golden cross.

In dollars the S&P 500 has made huge new highs since 2000.

Building a small godom app in three stages: a counter, two islands on one page, then a multi-page layout with a shared-state dashboard.

godom's bridge.js builds DOM, applies patches, and forwards events.

A breakout game built on godom: laptop renders the game, phone is the paddle controller via gyroscope, both connected to the same Go process.

Go shells out to ffmpeg, decodes a video into JPEG frames, sends them to a browser canvas.

godom doesn't ban JavaScript; it pushes it to the edges where it actually pays for itself.

I wrote a 3D engine in Go and let the browser draw 2D circles.

godom's composition model: stateful islands, stateless partials, slot-based content, and the shared-pointer trick for state across islands.

I ran the same regime-filtered breakout on four configurations.

I built a browser-based terminal in Go using godom and xterm.js.

godom uses binary Protocol Buffers, not JSON, with a deliberate Browser→Go split between input value sync and explicit method calls.

I built godom mostly with Claude as an implementation partner.

I ran a plain Donchian-channel breakout on NQ 1H, NQ Daily, and Gold 1H.

How godom builds a virtual DOM tree in Go, diffs it against the previous tree, and ships only the patches the browser needs to apply.

godom ships a docs/llm-reference.md aimed at AI agents writing godom apps.

I kept needing a UI for local Go tools and hating every option.

AI-assisted port of Skyfield (Python) to a Go ephemeris library.

From simple rules to clarifying loops: explore this 3-part series on building AI agents in Python, with examples.

Build a Clarifying Agent in Python with GPT-5 that asks follow-up questions until inputs are clear, providing a safer, smarter, and user-friendly experience.

Build an LLM-powered agent in Python: use GPT-5 to turn natural language into structured data, then apply simple rules for smart meal suggestions.

Learn how to build a simple rule-based decision-making agent in Python.

High-level look at building an SEO analysis tool with GitHub Copilot and Claude Sonnet 4 - what worked, what broke, and why AI speed still needs human direction.

A backtest of random trading signals on NQ futures - from seed 42 experiments to massive 10,000-generator ensembles.

Write faster with AI while preserving your unique style.

Explore how I integrate AI into daily work - for research, writing, and learning - and the real challenges of accuracy, trust, and privacy.

AI won’t replace humans - but it will redefine their role.

While cleaning up old DNS records, I mistakenly deleted key subdomains after confusing Google Cloud Storage with Amazon S3 - thanks to a misleading XML namespace.

After a 7-year hiatus, I’m rebooting this blog with a fresh mindset.

Most traders enter prop trading with big hopes and bigger misconceptions.

Evaluating a strategy isn’t just stats - it’s about mindset, drawdown tolerance, and lifestyle fit.

Many traders chase high win rates, but this can backfire on them.

I used ChatGPT to backtest an EMA + ATR system with stop-loss, slippage, commissions, take-profit, and real P&L tracking.

Manual backtests build feel, but code (or AI tools) helps you test faster and uncover deeper insights.

Outgrew Python tools, built my own Go backtester.

A practical roadmap to trading mastery - how top performers outgrow edge alone through mindset, tools, and refined execution.

Tilt happens to every trader.

Explore how the Gold-Silver Ratio reflects market psychology, economic sentiment, and its relevance to traders navigating uncertain times.

Tired of trading journals you never finish?

Learn how to use pullbacks within trends to refine trade entries, manage risk, and distinguish retracements from reversals.

Adding textures to a 3D game in JavaScript - load grass, wood, and a sky HDRI with Three.js, handle tiling and sRGB, and cross the 'looks real' line.

How to build the core of a 3D game in the browser: Three.js, cannon-es, keyboard controls, physics - the ~100 lines everything else builds on top of.

How to plot the earthquakes on the global map.

One line of JavaScript to automatically open all external links in a new tab or window.

When working on multiple projects that use GoLang see how you can ensure that updating dependencies do not break other projects.

If your Go version is stuck at an earlier installation, read further.

How to render webpages on the server using React and TypeScript.

This is a demonstration of creating real-time web apps with AngularJS and MongoDB.