... displaying boosts in your application: // Fetch all active boosts const response = await trophy.points.boosts("xp"); // Fetch active boosts for a particular user const response = await trophy.users.pointsBoosts("user-123", "xp"); Monitoring Boosts Points analytics charts now show points awarded from boosts vs regular points logic to help understand and balance points systems. New Webhooks As with all major Trophy features, we've added two new webhooks for boosts to help power custom workflows using Trophy data: points.boost_started events are fired when ... ... fired when boosts finish, with user-specific boosts finishing relative to each user's time zone if set. Thanks! Points boosts is available now for all Trophy users, feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions! Charlie

... think on your feet. Invaluable for students, lawyers, writers, and anyone who needs to communicate persuasively. Lattice of Mental Models Apply frameworks like first principles thinking, inversion, and systems thinking to analyze complex problems from multiple angles. Inspired by Charlie Munger's concept of a "latticework of mental models," this mode is built for strategic thinkers who want to see reality more clearly. Who Is Socra For? Students Whether you're a high school student struggling with a concept ... ... mind wants to go. The Lattice of Mental Models and Whys modes are particularly well-suited to exploratory, curiosity-driven learning the kind that enriches how you see the world rather than just adding facts to your memory. Socra vs

... chatbot "why is my user retention dropping?" and you'll get a decent list of suggestions. Organized, readable, and almost entirely useless for hard problems. Why? Because complex problems don't yield to a single perspective. Charlie Munger spent a lifetime proving this. His answer the one that helped build Berkshire Hathaway into one of the greatest investment machines in history was the Latticework of Mental Models : a cross-disciplinary framework that forces you to triangulate truth through multiple lenses ... ... consequences that ripple over time. If your question has a straightforward answer, a search engine is enough. But if your problem involves competing variables, second-order effects, human behavior, and genuine uncertainty that's exactly where AIFlow operates. AIFlow vs

... here's a few things we have cooking... Points boosts Temporarily modify points logic around key events with no code e.g. "2X points weekend". Aggregated leaderboards Configure leaderboards that create competition between groups of users like "London vs New York" or "Class A" vs

... This is a great tool for quickly creating mockups of product screenshots with nice looking backgrounds and borders. We used this to capture screenshots of the Trophy dashboard and then embedded these into the Google Slides deck. Comment from Charlie Hopkins-Brinicombe(@charlie

... remember.  My first short was back in middle school, where my brother and I pretended we were in Star Wars, dueling with dowel rod lightsabers. By the time I met my co-founders, Spencer and Charlie, in college, my storytelling had (I hope) evolved well past my VFX-obsessed origin story. We met on the set of a feel-good student short I directed last fall. But this wasn t backyard filmmaking anymore. We quickly got stuck ... ... messy middle of production. And the tools that I tried felt like CS projects built by people who had never stepped on a set. Then at the Cannes Film Festival, during a crowded panel, I leaned over to Charlie

... this is a genius workflow! Going to try this out as I'm kind of tired of getting lost in a sea of changes and not knowing where things went wrong Comment from Aaron O'Leary(@aaronoleary): @charlie_reagan1  Oh interesting! I love that you made a chrome extension for that. Definitely going to try it out! Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @masoodtalha7 Comment from Andr J(@conduit_design): Select a bunch of code ... ... readme and it will also check its own rules when doing new changes later. I also find cursor works better when it has some linting rules and tests to refer to, and when the language is typed eg typescript vs