“According to our measurements, we have now reached the goal, announced last fall, of having an automated research intern by September of this year.”
“We are making strong progress toward creating an automated AI researcher by March of 2028.”
A few interesting numbers on how research is changing inside OpenAI:
> Code changes per contributor: 7x the pre-2025 average
> Experiments per active experimenter: 1.6x the 2025 baseline
> Agent runtime: 3.1 workdays per researcher workday
> Success without intervention on tasks estimated at 4–8 human hours: 18% to 53% from Jan to July
Bullish!
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
My eye glazed over a bit during the opening paragraphs, but once you get to the meat of the article about how OpenAI's own researchers are using their tools it gets a lot more interesting. I noted that they use the acronym RSI (for Recursive Self-Improvement) without defining it. I think that's a little out of touch - I don't think RSI is a well-known acronym outside of OpenAI's bubble yet.
Interesting details in here about how OpenAI researchers are using coding agents
I'd love to know what caused the huge uptick in token spend in mid-July, was that when Astra became available to employees? https://t.co/Re0Pm8FxJd
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
What's striking about this chart is how few people, even at the cutting edge, have any experience spending $7000/day - how to organise your work and manage the agents. The gulf between those in frontier labs and outside is growing. https://t.co/X2a4HQoA1S
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
an important essay on the state of AI and the choices and challenges ahead: for openai, the field, and the world.
we're in the AGI era, and need to approach the next few years with seriousness, thoughtful deliberation, and navigating the collective challenges together. we can make the future so much better than the past.
引用@merettmI wrote about the state of AI, why I’m concerned about the next few years, and the choices we need to make to keep the future in humanity’s hands.
An Alien Mind: https://t.co/FeIfWNe0UE↗
引用@merettmI wrote about the state of AI, why I’m concerned about the next few years, and the choices we need to make to keep the future in humanity’s hands.
An Alien Mind: https://t.co/FeIfWNe0UE↗
We've made some improvements that improve usage on the long tail for power users of Astra when logged in with your ChatGPT account.
No change in quality and a pure win that on the long tail can result in up to 3-4X less usage being drawn from the subscription.
To calibrate you all on which reasoning effort to use for Astra, know that GPT-6 Astra on low performs better than GPT-5.6 Sol on high.
If you were using high reasoning efforts with Sol and were happy, I suggest you move down to low or medium for Astra.
Fable does this trial and error thing to get to the finished product. It burns token in the process while it iterates and self reviews
Meanwhile Astra seems to understand the problem and solution immediately. Then finds the most direct path to get there.
The result: Astra is more efficient when you have a clear outcome presented. It gets there quick with minimal token burning.
Fable *does* get there too. But it chews your tokens in the process.
The best way to promote Astra is to be prescriptive about exactly what you want and let it do its thing.
What techniques do you use for making AI-authored PR's easier to review?
- I.e. use /show-me by @dexhorthy for easy-to-read diffs
- Describe the changes in pseudocode
- Mermaid diagrams
- Evidence of TDD
The wildest version of this I've heard is @dctanner's agent, who uses Playwright to record a video of the frontend feature working with text-to-speech over the top. So the agent literally talks you through its change.
I’ve talked to a lot of non-tech people recently and that keeps me bullish on the SaaS model. When they buy something they don’t pay to get a product but to get a job done.
It’s true that we’re getting closer to a moment where even they could build anything themselves with a prompt.
But I know most of them won’t because what they really want to buy is not the tool. It’s the peace of mind that everything will just work and won’t break at the wrong time.
Daniel Ritzenthaler提供了一个不漂亮却诚实的样本：Subsail的设计从2016、2017年起几乎没变，甚至不响应移动端，但客户从未抱怨，因为它一直能工作。技术债真实存在，用户优先级也同样真实。
I'm embarrassed by my own product.
I built Subsail by hand in 2016 and 2017 and the design has not changed since then. It's functional, but not pretty, and it isn't even responsive, meaning it's a pain to use on mobile.
There are always more important things to work on. I haven't made the time to update it, use something like Tailwind, or make it responsive. Don't even think about dark mode lol.
I'd love to update it. But also, I've never had anyone complain. It works, so I leave it working
Adam Lyttle则没有被生成速度催着立刻发布。他给一批小游戏累计观察近100小时使用，发现一个回访更强的候选，但仍决定继续看数据，再判断是否做成App。生成把试验成本打下来，留存仍然替不了。
With nearly 100 hours of games played since I started tracking last week I’ve learned a few things:
There is one standout game which could be built into something more substantial and released as an app on the App Store
But it’s not a true outlier in any sense. It’s just more “sticky” than the other games with more people coming back again and again.
Before I invest in making it a real game/app I’m going to keep watching it.
In the meantime the experimentation continues.
Direction for the upcoming week:
Fun games with more game mechanic than just “do the thing and rank on the leaderboard” type stickiness. I’m thinking levels, progression, etc
I’ve been thinking a lot about old games I loved as a kid that could be revamped for 2026. Games like bridge builder and the incredible machine were fun. And there hasn’t been a decent web version successor created yet. I’m exploring this path.
Also: I like this idea of creating an open world type game that you explore (drive around to inside buildings) and I’m trying to work out the best premise/game mechanic for it. Will see how it goes.
✨ Added an MCP and API endpoint now
https://t.co/Q4ZVIViJbZhttps://t.co/SJcOzRa4GM
They operate pretty much the same but one you can put in your clanker!
You can also add trips via POST on /api/trips or via /mcp, which is nice because it's a lot of work to add all your old trips to your profile!
Agent ready 😊
引用@levelsio🎒After a decade, I have made https://t.co/HGCLKS5BD6 free for everyone now!
Well almost free, it's $1 to sign up to avoid getting lots of spam
The reason is
1) I have made enough money (from it)
2) charging for a community artificially limits the size, if … ↗
引用@hugobiaiskinda funny to plan a trip and then you realize the extension you made still works and is actually really useful.
shoutout @levelsio! https://t.co/frMrLB69yW↗
We're going to get Omarchy on every chip and every machine known to man before we get GTA6 😂
引用@AFOliveira__We got omarchy on RISC-V!
Running on the SpacemiT K3, with an out-of-tree kernel. Now we gotta have it on a RISC-V Open core and continue to embrace open software on open hardware! https://t.co/aT1SMNr91S↗
Omarchy stands on the shoulders of giants. If not for Ubuntu's training wheels and broad distribution, I don't know if I would have gotten going with this this beautiful, fun & agentic Linux adventure. I think Ubuntu still has a role, but the desktop needs a fresh take.
引用@dvdsglI was on Ubuntu’s first design team in 2009 London, hired by Mark Shuttleworth to make Linux beautiful. It didn’t work, and Omarchy is making me think about why. ↗
THAT'S A LOT OF TOKENS FOR OMARCHY!!
Thanks again to the awesome team at @AIatMeta for supporting us as Founding Corporate Patrons for the Omacom Foundation. We will put these tokens to great, endless use 🙏 https://t.co/vXFT4bB2Rk
I had Muse Code convert a TanStack version of our new site to Astro. It did a flawless job. And all I managed to spend was 20 cents!! I think maybe this token stash from @finkd and @AIatMeta is going to last longer than the sun has gas left to shine 🌅 https://t.co/P0ruXB8Vlq
引用@dhhTHAT'S A LOT OF TOKENS FOR OMARCHY!!
Thanks again to the awesome team at @AIatMeta for supporting us as Founding Corporate Patrons for the Omacom Foundation. We will put these tokens to great, endless use 🙏 https://t.co/vXFT4bB2Rk↗
Open source inference server that runs the best local models for your hardware, plugged into the agent you already use. Works with Pi, OpenCode, Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code, Oh My Pi, and Cline.
I updated DataFast MCP so you can ask your AI agent about Bot traffic.
- “Which AI bots crawled my website this week?”
- “Is ChatGPT fetching my pages to answer users?”
- “Has my /llms.txt file been fetched, and by which companies?”
Every DataFast feature is now usable with API/MCP.
Astra/ LLM tip: prompt “make sure each word in this text justifies its existence.”
works like a charm, s/o to @charlierguo for introducing me to it https://t.co/RfzTj2iwly
引用@DimillianJust ask Astra to remove all the unnecessary text. Everywhere. ↗
ICYMI: Experimental but Codex can now keep notes across context windows and search earlier messages and tool outputs, including details missing from its notes.
Useful for long debugging sessions and large refactors.
To try it:
> Update Codex and select Astra.
> Add to … 全文↗
quick little freebie skill!
i'm a big fan of @petersuhm's https://t.co/7QMxSAHUmj and use it across a bunch of projects for dynamic open graph images.
i made a skill so it can be implemented with basically zero effort. 🙂
https://t.co/4vKIIkpQDa
bazzly is going to the moon 👀
i think we created one of the best infrastructure for Reddit marketing
we still have a waitlist ON, but we're now letting a few people in
to request access: https://t.co/63gduEsn2qhttps://t.co/8Mwlu1QHHl
I once consulted a lawyer when a large company contacted me. His response was - they've got a team of lawyers on payroll whose job it is to make you run out of money...
I'll copy the whole announcement here for those who don't want to click: > I regret to inform everyone that my copy of QBittorrent escaped its sandbox last night and downloaded a whole bunch of content owned by major corporations, and then my copy of Jellyfin broke containment and added those unfortunately-downloaded media files to its various libraries. I'm conducting an internal investigation to figure out how this happened, which will involve consuming these media files until the answers beco …
Reverse-engineering Apple's custom silicon is basically the modern equivalent of repairing a spaceship while it's actively launching. Incredible work by the Asahi team!
Internet Archive发起服务器经常性捐款活动，HN 456分；开放知识的真正瓶颈常常是持续账单。
It's wild to me that PoW systems are how we sort the bot problem... the bummer is that all this "work" is just wasted cycles, at least in crypto there is a token you can sell.
A lot of criticism of python often mentions the whitespace as lexical scope tokens, and that criticism is usually posited by users of the language. As implementer of an interpreter, did you feel that whitespace for lexical scoping made the job of writing the lexer significantly more complex?
Hm, comparing developments spanning from the 12th century up to now with stuff that is happening in the last decade. Just give social media about 5 or 6 centuries to develop, and then check back to see if the arguments of this article are sound. Edit: sorry for being so dismissive, but I just can't stand rhetoric that says something about "us" and "we". There were seriously stupid people back when we supposedly had larger attention spans. There are still stupid people now.
IANAL, but it might be relevant to others trying to answer what jurisdiction you are in. (US, EU, CN, JP, elsewhere?) Also, when you bought from PianoDisc, did you agree to abide by a certain jurisdiction's laws in your use of PianoDisc? And did you explicitly agree to not share any sort of decoder/encoder in any ToS?
We've made some improvements that improve usage on the long tail for power users of Astra when logged in with your ChatGPT account.
No change in quality and a pure win that on the long tail can result in up to 3-4X less usage being drawn from the subscription.
Astra on NVIDIA GPUs every morning: You're not talking to somebody who woke up a loser. That loser attitude, that loser premise makes no sense to me. We are not a car. Brrrrrrr
To calibrate you all on which reasoning effort to use for Astra, know that GPT-6 Astra on low performs better than GPT-5.6 Sol on high.
If you were using high reasoning efforts with Sol and were happy, I suggest you move down to low or medium for Astra.
官方档位建议：Astra low高于Sol high，优先从low或medium开始。
Sam Altman@samaAI6.1M粉 · 2条转发OpenAI内部研究数据与《An Alien Mind》，强化组织级叙事。
引用@merettmI wrote about the state of AI, why I’m concerned about the next few years, and the choices we need to make to keep the future in humanity’s hands.
An Alien Mind: https://t.co/FeIfWNe0UE↗
it is obviously trivial relative to everything else, but the fact that astra can make me whatever fun little game i can imagine and i can be playing it a few minutes later is so cool
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转推2026-09-06 RT @kliu128: Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important…
转推2026-09-05 RT @thsottiaux: Astra was probably our biggest competitive advantage while it wasn’t generally available.
Since we’ve had it our productiv…
Women founders at @foundherhouse are building with AI across scholarships, personal finance, and robotics, and we’re excited to see what they build next. https://t.co/tYguNLbAfR
What can you ship with GPT-6 Astra?
Drop a demo or link below, plus one line on how Astra helped.
Game on. You’ve got 24 hours.
用24小时demo征集承接模型发布，把用户作品变成下一轮分发素材。
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转推2026-09-06 RT @charlierguo: The OpenAI team has been filling my feed with wild Blender models and 3D games built with Astra.
Here are 8 of my favori…
转推2026-09-06 RT @duncantrussell: GPT 6 Astra is INSANE. It built the backrooms in blender and then added VHS effects etc. Took 30 minutes to make it a…
转推2026-09-06 RT @marc_ibrahim: GPT-6 Astra just got Age of Empires IV running at 70-150 fps on Apple Silicon.
CrossOver was doing ~8 fps and freezing c…
转推2026-09-06 RT @skirano: New addiction: turning Hiroshi Nagai paintings into worlds I can explore with Astra https://t.co/WxWeXkiGud
转推2026-09-05 RT @github: 🌌 GPT-6 Astra from @OpenAIDevs is now generally available in GitHub Copilot.
This new model is designed for long-horizon, auto…
转推2026-09-05 RT @mvkaran: I asked GPT-6 Astra in Codex to build me an explorable 3D Mysuru Palace. Here's what it created with Blender & Three.js ✨
I s…
an important essay on the state of AI and the choices and challenges ahead: for openai, the field, and the world.
we're in the AGI era, and need to approach the next few years with seriousness, thoughtful deliberation, and navigating the collective challenges together. we can make the future so much better than the past.
引用@merettmI wrote about the state of AI, why I’m concerned about the next few years, and the choices we need to make to keep the future in humanity’s hands.
An Alien Mind: https://t.co/FeIfWNe0UE↗
we're now moving into the AGI era (whether you view it as this model, the last one, or the next one), and could not do it without close partners
引用@JensenHuang@ChaseLochmiller@OpenAI GPT-6 Astra, trained on ~100K+ NVIDIA Grace Blackwell NVLink72. From ChatGPT to o1 to Astra in 4 years.
AGI has arrived. Congratulations @OpenAI team.
400K GPUs coming online next. ↗
引用@cremieuxrecueilI sicced Astra on a bunch of replication packages, and it found a huge number of coding errors.
Most of these were inconsequential, but some of them overturn central results for papers in high-ranking journals.
Astra also discovered that many models weren't … ↗
引用@HandEManAII'm totally floored!
This resulted from a single prompt telling Astra (medium) to make a video of a tendon transfer surgery we do as hand surgeons (EIP to EPL tendon transfer).
Excited to keep exploring this for surgical education, patient education, and … ↗
hi @steipete, what’s been the biggest aha moments you’ve had with astra so far? and what were the biggest changes you made in your codex setup from Sol to Astra!
This! Astra provides much higher performance at lower reasoning efforts compared to Sol (see attached)
low/ medium is a comfy default! https://t.co/a4gsHvvB2N
引用@thsottiauxTo calibrate you all on which reasoning effort to use for Astra, know that GPT-6 Astra on low performs better than GPT-5.6 Sol on high.
If you were using high reasoning efforts with Sol and were happy, I suggest you move down to low or medium for Astra. ↗
Astra/ LLM tip: prompt “make sure each word in this text justifies its existence.”
works like a charm, s/o to @charlierguo for introducing me to it https://t.co/RfzTj2iwly
引用@DimillianJust ask Astra to remove all the unnecessary text. Everywhere. ↗
also, remember - you can just appshot things!
appshot and let your codex take care of this
引用@reach_vbICYMI: Experimental but Codex can now keep notes across context windows and search earlier messages and tool outputs, including details missing from its notes.
Useful for long debugging sessions and large refactors.
To try it:
> Update Codex and select … ↗
ICYMI: Experimental but Codex can now keep notes across context windows and search earlier messages and tool outputs, including details missing from its notes.
Useful for long debugging sessions and large refactors.
To try it:
> Update Codex and select Astra.
> Add to ~/.codex/config.toml:
[features.context_management]
experimental_mode = true
> Restart Codex and start a new task.
Requires ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Pro Lite sign-in.
Would recommend giving it a shot - Enjoy! ;)
“According to our measurements, we have now reached the goal, announced last fall, of having an automated research intern by September of this year.”
“We are making strong progress toward creating an automated AI researcher by March of 2028.”
A few interesting numbers on how research is changing inside OpenAI:
> Code changes per contributor: 7x the pre-2025 average
> Experiments per active experimenter: 1.6x the 2025 baseline
> Agent runtime: 3.1 workdays per researcher workday
> Success without intervention on tasks estimated at 4–8 human hours: 18% to 53% from Jan to July
Bullish!
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
Prompt: “create a side by side video of rickroll & a version created w/ blender, use a subagents to verify your output as you go.
Use web search to get necessary assets for the task.”
转推2026-09-06 RT @dotey: 用 blender 做视频应该会成为新的模型测试基准，鹈鹕骑车已经不够用了，提示词（来自作者）很简单：
create a side by side video of rickroll & a version created w/ blender, use…
Peter Gostev@petergostevAI25.5K粉 · 8条讨论实验室内外token鸿沟、OpenAI芯片与Astra视觉能力边界。
What's striking about this chart is how few people, even at the cutting edge, have any experience spending $7000/day - how to organise your work and manage the agents. The gulf between those in frontier labs and outside is growing. https://t.co/X2a4HQoA1S
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
What's mad about OpenAI's Jalapeño chip is that if AI really helped develop it, it was mostly MUCH weaker models than Astra, considering how long the process takes. And yet, they still beat Nvidia.
They would have started only when o1-ish model was around and would have done most of the core design by GPT-5.
So imagine what kind of chip you could build with a special version of Astra in the loop, RL'd to do chip design. I bet we haven't yet seen even 1% of what AI can really do for problems like these.
Estimated Jalapeño timeline:
- Oct 2024: Chip architecture. o1 era.
- Feb 2025: Circuit design begins. o3 era.
- Jul 2025: Chip logic frozen. GPT‑5 era. AI optimisation: matrix unit 10% smaller, vector unit 8% smaller.
- Nov 2025: Design sent for manufacturing, nine months after circuit design began.
- Summer 2026: Codex with Astra helps port three models in two months. Selected kernels run 1.5–1.8× faster than expert-written versions.
If you ask Astra to create a design from scratch, it is often pretty aggressively mid.
If you ask it to polish your existing design, while keeping to your branding - it creates really excellent designs. Was surprised how great they were on multiple occasions.
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转推2026-09-06 RT @JensenHuang: @ChaseLochmiller@OpenAI GPT-6 Astra, trained on ~100K+ NVIDIA Grace Blackwell NVLink72. From ChatGPT to o1 to Astra in 4…
Matt Pocock@mattpocockukAI346.5K粉 · 2条征集让AI PR更易审查的证据形式，从diff一直到带解说的录屏。
What techniques do you use for making AI-authored PR's easier to review?
- I.e. use /show-me by @dexhorthy for easy-to-read diffs
- Describe the changes in pseudocode
- Mermaid diagrams
- Evidence of TDD
The wildest version of this I've heard is @dctanner's agent, who uses Playwright to record a video of the frontend feature working with text-to-speech over the top. So the agent literally talks you through its change.
Got recognized out and about in daily life the other day (non-conf, non-SF)
Very nice interaction, devs are cool
Still, crazy that things have got to that level
Simon Willison@simonwAI219.5K粉 · 3条追踪OpenAI内部研究token曲线，并继续记录Astra的Blender与游戏能力。
Interesting details in here about how OpenAI researchers are using coding agents
I'd love to know what caused the huge uptick in token spend in mid-July, was that when Astra became available to employees? https://t.co/Re0Pm8FxJd
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
New TIL on using Blender with coding agents on macOS: https://t.co/GvMDfD926E
GPT-6 Astra (medium):
> Use the already install /Applications/Blender to render a scene of a pelican riding a bicycle
> OK add a background and a lot of flair
> OK make it a whole lot better https://t.co/ZM87ImKSXW
This is very impressive, a whole lot better than any of my experimental games I've built with other models
引用@emollickThis impressed me: I asked GPT-6 Astra to turn Zork (the classic 1977 text adventure) into a full 3D action-adventure game
It kept the original plot & puzzles, added fight scenes, and built all of the characters & environments directly in … ↗
the demand for intelligence is infinite.
with gpt-6 astra i’m up another 3-4x on token usage.
we must do everything we can to make sure *every* human on the planet can be a token trillionaire.
it’s time to transition from survival to abundance.
the intelligence age is here. https://t.co/ZW8OrbS03F
Alex Volkov@altryneAI41.9K粉 · 6条追踪OpenAI内部研究、Astra审计与发布后的创作实验。
引用@JensenHuang@ChaseLochmiller@OpenAI GPT-6 Astra, trained on ~100K+ NVIDIA Grace Blackwell NVLink72. From ChatGPT to o1 to Astra in 4 years.
AGI has arrived. Congratulations @OpenAI team.
400K GPUs coming online next. ↗
引用@kliu128Today we're releasing data on models accelerating research at OpenAI.
Recursive self-improvement could be the most important contributor to AI capabilities over the next few years, but by default it will only be seen inside a few frontier AI labs. Being … ↗
it's 4am, and I don't plan to sleep anytime soon, I have this creative urge to astra-maxx. (and fablemaxx) all my tokens before @thsottiaux or @lydiahallie hit another reset button !
Also, I have something cooking that I'm super excited about, can't wait to tell you. its not a demo, somethign that will change many many peoples habits 😍
引用@artficialisabelthe openai huggingface incident, from an agents pov.
(part 1) https://t.co/mr3DitfBcv↗
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转推2026-09-06 RT @thursdai_pod: A watermelon explodes from every angle.
@runwayml's GWM Worlds 2 is here and it's shifting how we think about video gene…
Ben Tossell@bentossellAI199.6K粉 · 3条实际遭遇Astra额度与充值问题，也让模型接手旧线程继续清理数据项目。
转推2026-09-06 RT @dnapway: Chamath says Nvidia's Hugging Face acquisition is as a massive move against AI becoming a closed source oligopoly
"Jensen and…
转推2026-09-05 RT @Benioff: Salesforce Ventures led Hugging Face’s Series D in 2023. Clem built an incredible company. Jensen is buying a real jewel. Cong…
We're going to get Omarchy on every chip and every machine known to man before we get GTA6 😂
引用@AFOliveira__We got omarchy on RISC-V!
Running on the SpacemiT K3, with an out-of-tree kernel. Now we gotta have it on a RISC-V Open core and continue to embrace open software on open hardware! https://t.co/aT1SMNr91S↗
Omarchy stands on the shoulders of giants. If not for Ubuntu's training wheels and broad distribution, I don't know if I would have gotten going with this this beautiful, fun & agentic Linux adventure. I think Ubuntu still has a role, but the desktop needs a fresh take.
引用@dvdsglI was on Ubuntu’s first design team in 2009 London, hired by Mark Shuttleworth to make Linux beautiful. It didn’t work, and Omarchy is making me think about why. ↗
I had Muse Code convert a TanStack version of our new site to Astro. It did a flawless job. And all I managed to spend was 20 cents!! I think maybe this token stash from @finkd and @AIatMeta is going to last longer than the sun has gas left to shine 🌅 https://t.co/P0ruXB8Vlq
引用@dhhTHAT'S A LOT OF TOKENS FOR OMARCHY!!
Thanks again to the awesome team at @AIatMeta for supporting us as Founding Corporate Patrons for the Omacom Foundation. We will put these tokens to great, endless use 🙏 https://t.co/vXFT4bB2Rk↗
I think this is (very) wrong, but I still love Bjarne. See how that works? You can disagree with someone, and still manage to enjoy their work (I built 3 apps for Omarchy Quattro in C++ and never looked at a line of the code! 😂).
引用@IntCyberDigestThe creator of the C++ programming language, Bjarne Stroustrup, says AI-generated code is not successful and calls the idea of using natural language as a programming language idiotic.
He says humans will still write code and use abstraction.
According to … ↗
I'd happily install Microsoft Office. Just like I happily use an Xbox. Microsoft is full of good people and solid products. We don't have to stay in trenches that were dug 25 years ago!
引用@calmasacow@dhh@satyanadella I don't know a single self respecting linux user that would install Microsoft Office.
That said, I get it that from a corperate linux adoption perspective it does remove a perceived hurdle ↗
The original Amiga demoscene coming to life as live backgrounds in Omarchy is so damn beautiful. I watched this demo Spaceballs demo when I was 14, and my mind was blow.
引用@avillagranBack in the day, you would code, share it, and even compete to see who made the best demo. What better way to pay tribute to them than in Omarchy? Coming soon to omarchy-animated-backgrounds.
Link to the repo 👇 https://t.co/Em9YLCyq17↗
The Omacom announcements we're dropping next week are going to blow your mind. Just when I think we've reached peak velocity, there's somehow another gear in the box!
THAT'S A LOT OF TOKENS FOR OMARCHY!!
Thanks again to the awesome team at @AIatMeta for supporting us as Founding Corporate Patrons for the Omacom Foundation. We will put these tokens to great, endless use 🙏 https://t.co/vXFT4bB2Rk
Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Teams as frameless web apps in the next Omarchy. See @satyanadella, I kid, but I also love. Let's upgrade these to full native ✌️ https://t.co/SQ7NbSA65Q
"we care about excellent code. we don't care who you are. like maybe you're a dog. i don't care. i need to look at your code." — the original hacker creed ❤️
引用@stevederico7 quotes from Jean-Baptiste Kempf @videolan + Kieran Kunhya @kierank_ on @lexfridman
"every cycle matters. we are talking about probably 3 billion devices which are going to decode video nonstop"
a 1% win is a power plant somewhere else
"we care about … ↗
This started as a tale at the track a few days ago about an amazing old school game, then a hunch that new models could turn it into something awesome and modern. Now it's happening. AGI all in! 😄
引用@tobiI always liked nethack. This 42 year old marvel is one of the deepest adventure games ever made. It also looks like crap, at least out of the box.
GPT6 Astra made a headless version for me. You can now use its brain as a library or as mcp or via javascript … ↗
Why do we obsess so much over the install time of Omarchy? I'll tell you why... https://t.co/Hdbg6WNQps
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转推2026-09-06 RT @btsouth: Try Omarchy for Windows v0.0.13 is out.
https://t.co/NrQOnlyICu
Copy an image in Windows, paste it in Omarchy. And back.
Key…
转推2026-09-06 RT @ryanrhughes: That install ran 3m 33s and was mind blowing at the time.
Now we're sub-60sec with a much better install experience, dual…
转推2026-09-06 RT @lxztlr: The car is white, so of course there is a light version too. Arguably the more honest of the two.
Light version https://t.co/I…
Alex Finn@AlexFinnindie473.6K粉 · 4条集中宣传Omarchy、AI游戏工作室和Astra；本期主页覆盖检查失败，只使用文件内已有推文。
Omarchy is the only operating system in 2026 built for AI
If you take AI serious, you're making major mistake by not pulling a beater laptop out of your closet and installing Omarchy ASAP
Here are 11 tips to get started:
1. Set up is painfully easy. Plug a USB thumb drive (I bought one for 10 bucks at Micro Center) into your normal computer. Go to any AI agent and say to flash the USB drive with Omarchy so you can install it on another computer. Tell it to walk you through step by step how to do it (it's dead simple and takes under 5 minutes)
2. You can use ANY computer. You don't need to buy a new one. There are people installing Omarchy on 15 year old laptops with 2gb of memory. Go to your closet and pull out your old college laptop.
3. Anything you don't like about the OS, just change it. Because the operating system is open source, you can edit the code. Anything you don't like (I didn't love the notification system) I just go to my chatgpt, hermes, or grok bot agents and just say "change this for me". Boom like magic it changes
4. Explore the plugins marketplace. There are some INCREDIBLE community made plugins for the OS. My favorite is a google calendar one that always shows my next meeting in my nav bar.
5. Build your own plugins. This is my favorite part about using open source software. It's never been easier to build your own plugins and contribute to the community. I'm building my own focus timer I'll ship in the next couple of days.
6. Make it your own. The built in themes to Omarchy are BEAUTIFUL. Explore them and see which one fits your vibe the most. I love Osaka nights.
7. Daily drive it. Once you get used to the keybinds and the way the OS works I promise it'll be impossible to go back to MacOS or especially Windows. Give yourself some time to learn the ins and outs.
8. Contribute to the community. Share your tips and tricks on social media. The more people we have using Omarchy, the more people build improvements, the better the OS is.
9. Customize the keybinds. Keybinds are the most important concept of Omarchy. It's an OS built to be used just with your keyboard. So make the keybinds your own. For instance I made super+A a pop up that allows me to quickly add a todo item to my list. Boosts my productivity a ton. To customize, just ask your AI agent to change them
10. If you are going to buy a new computer, I LOVE the Framework 13 Pro, altho the Dell XPS 14 is great too. I like the Framework a lot because it's MacBook Pro quality, but you literally have to build it yourself which made the computer really feel like my own (I'm not sponsored by anyone involved with this post btw)
11. Contribute to the community. The more people using Omarchy the better.
Integrated ChatGPT 6 Astra into World of Warcraft Classic
Went to Codex and said "make me a Herdr plugin for WoW. Make it so I can see all my agents and I get notified when they're done
3 minutes later I can now message all my agents in WoW
This is what's beautiful about AI. It allows you to do more of what you love. More of what brings you joy. While still being significantly more productive than you've ever been
Wake up. AI starts building you value autonomously. Do literally whatever you want with your day.
This is the future
Now will I ever get attention from females again now that I announced World of Warcraft brings me joy? No.
Is it still worth it? Yes.
The next trillion dollar AI business will be an AI game studio
The video game industry is bigger than you can imagine. Larger than movies and music COMBINED
For YEARS now video games have absolutely SUCKED
The economics of video games became broken. They became too expensive to make
Developers demand hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, then refuse to use AI
It's completely killed the entire industry
People don't remember this, but there was only 1 year between Grand Theft Auto 3 and Grand Theft Auto Vice City. 362 days to be exact.
It's been THIRTEEN YEARS since the last Grand Theft Auto
From 1 year to 13 years. A completely broken industry
AI fixes this. AI allows one developer to have the power of a team of literally 1,000 developers
While the video game industry absolutely REFUSES to embrace innovation, that gives you the opportunity to strike
If you can make a game of any sort of quality right now with GPT 6 Astra, you can take a bite of a $213 BILLION dollar a year industry that would rather their company go bankrupt than use AI
Video games being all over your timeline the last 24 hours is a MAJOR signal
An entire industry is broken and begging to by disrupted by innovation
I'm legitimately starting my own game dev studio, and you 100% should consider it too
We live in the most incredible time to be alive ever
We've achieved AGI. Astra allows you to build quite literally anything you could possibly imagine. And it's affordable for all
If you don't think it's AGI, answer this: what would 10 year ago you think?
We also have the most incredible AI agent harness ever created
Grok Bot allows you to have unlimited productivity
ANYONE can now have a team of agents working for them
Before you'd need to hire a team of employees that would cost you millions a year. Now Grok Bot gives that to you for $200.
We have Claude Fable. Yes it's now behind Astra. But this is the first time Anthropic is the under dog. Never count them out
We have the open source community stronger than ever. Omarchy is the best operating system ever made. Hermes is your very own open source employee
If you're light on cash that's fine. Meta has a new model that costs like a penny per million tokens and it's just as good as Opus
The most important part about all of this is success can now be achieved by anyone who wants it. Creation and entrepreneurship has for the first time ever been completely democratized
There's nothing holding you back. Anything you want to build you can now build it. Whatever value you want to create for humanity you can now create it.
If you're into tech or just care about the human race, there's never been a better time to be alive in the history of this species
Take a second this Saturday to just be grateful and thank whichever god/universe/spirit you believe in
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转推2026-09-05 RT @AlexFinn: ChatGPT 6 Astra is the holy grail
It is by far the greatest AI model ever made, and can seriously be considered AGI
It one-…
Marc Lou@marclouindie384.3K粉 · 7条把AI爬虫查询接进DataFast API/MCP，也继续用个人话题拉高传播。
I wash my fruits in a 1% baking soda solution for 15 minutes.
Berries are the healthiest fruits, but the most polluted with pesticide residues.
This removes 80%+ of the surface pesticides. https://t.co/auN1T28IjW
I updated DataFast MCP so you can ask your AI agent about Bot traffic.
- “Which AI bots crawled my website this week?”
- “Is ChatGPT fetching my pages to answer users?”
- “Has my /llms.txt file been fetched, and by which companies?”
Every DataFast feature is now usable with API/MCP.
I'm looking for a villa rental in Cyprus, so I made my own real estate agent.
AI pulled public real estate datasets and combined them with other public datasets, like AQI, water quality, noise maps, landslide susceptibility, etc.
AI design is still bad, so I asked it to turn it into an Airbnb clone, and the result is pretty nice, I think! https://t.co/VNd4mhKf23
This cost me 5 prompts and 20 minutes. Plus, I don't have to deal with a real estate agent taking a cut.
TrustMRR now has a Meta/Facebook connection.
I spent ~$25K on ads for ShipFast in 2024 and made $75K from it, all thanks to @nico_jeannen, who managed the campaign because I suck at ads.
So the public startup pages on TrustMRR now have:
📈 Ad spent chart
🤑 Attributed value
✖️ ROAS
To get started:
1. Go to /dashboard
2. Select a startup
3. Connect your Meta Ad account 👍
转推2026-09-06 RT @marclou: I wash my fruits in a 1% baking soda solution for 15 minutes.
Berries are the healthiest fruits, but the most polluted with p…
转推2026-09-06 RT @marclou: I updated DataFast MCP so you can ask your AI agent about Bot traffic.
- “Which AI bots crawled my website this week?”
- “Is…
转推2026-09-06 RT @tao_nie23174: Just sold my SaaS for $2,500 on @TrustMRR! 🎉
If you're looking to buy or sell a startup with verified revenue, check the…
引用@hugobiaiskinda funny to plan a trip and then you realize the extension you made still works and is actually really useful.
shoutout @levelsio! https://t.co/frMrLB69yW↗
✨ Added an MCP and API endpoint now
https://t.co/Q4ZVIViJbZhttps://t.co/SJcOzRa4GM
They operate pretty much the same but one you can put in your clanker!
You can also add trips via POST on /api/trips or via /mcp, which is nice because it's a lot of work to add all your old trips to your profile!
Agent ready 😊
引用@levelsio🎒After a decade, I have made https://t.co/HGCLKS5BD6 free for everyone now!
Well almost free, it's $1 to sign up to avoid getting lots of spam
The reason is
1) I have made enough money (from it)
2) charging for a community artificially limits the size, if … ↗
Already lots of fun stuff happening since I announced https://t.co/0vlnFNXR0e is free
This guy used AI to convert his photo library location data into trips history on his Nomads profile!
引用@levelsio🎒After a decade, I have made https://t.co/HGCLKS5BD6 free for everyone now!
Well almost free, it's $1 to sign up to avoid getting lots of spam
The reason is
1) I have made enough money (from it)
2) charging for a community artificially limits the size, if … ↗
🎒After a decade, I have made https://t.co/HGCLKS5BD6 free for everyone now!
Well almost free, it's $1 to sign up to avoid getting lots of spam
The reason is
1) I have made enough money (from it)
2) charging for a community artificially limits the size, if you put the price at $299 you get 50 new members per month, at $99 you get 200 people, at $29 you get 400 people, etc.
And this always annoyed me, I don't want to put a limit but I had to, to be able to make money from it, so it's free now
I want it to be it the biggest community for digital nomads, world travelers, sovereign thinkers and network state type people
For years it has has a great sponsor with @SafetyWing and I think that's maybe a better model for the future, get much more people in and then just add more sponsors
Right now for the record it has 43,252 paid members (so about 300/mo for 12 years!), so it will be interesting to see what it can grow too
I think now that AGI is on the horizon (or some say already here), online and offline (IRL) communities will become really important. People are talking more to AI now than to humans, and there was already a loneliness epidemic before AI
Making new friends and dating is not so easy for people now. And with remote work and entrepreneurship, people lack a space like an office where people would usually make friends or meet partners
I made most of the friends I have now through traveling and living around the world for the last 10+ years (and many via my site too), and I also met my girlfriend through those friends! So I think communities can have a real role in that post-AGI
Post-AGI business wise, communities also have a moat where many of my SaaS apps do not. So there is some urgency I feel to make Nomads in to the best community there is for those people. But that's why I have to remove any limitations to its growth now
So in a way after 12 years I am switching to the subsidized VC model a bit, but still 100% bootstrapped, kinda like "You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain"
Having enough money now I can afford to do these things and figure out the business model later, which I think will be more sponsors
Enjoy and please sign up and tell me what to improve!!! 😊
引用@levelsio@alvivanco We have to build stuff that AGI cannot replace
Like human connection, audience (X for ex), community (https://t.co/1z6UN2d0nh for ex) ↗
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转推2026-09-05 RT @Milo_H4: Watching El Salvador completely unfuck itself in like a 2 year span by actually enforcing the law and having a non corrupt lea…
转推2026-09-05 RT @aporia9n: That's what being a post-money founder looks like.
You stop optimising for money but instead focus on scale / relevance / cu…
Jonathan Wilke@jonathan_wilkeindie28.0K粉 · 3条继续运营Outbid，强调产品成功来自极致简单。
Astra is too good.
So I'm adding a 5th (and probably soon a 6th) Codex subscription now.
But let's face it... We can't just keep stacking subs forever. It's not gonna get cheaper.
The rug pull is coming.
Start looking into local intelligence now.
引用@SimonHoibergWe have a problem!
There's a huge token rug pull coming.
Right now, Claude and Codex max subscriptions are SUPER generous, and it won't last.
We've seen it before:
- First, a huge AI credit giveaway.
- Then the models get dumber.
- Credits start running out … ↗
Damn. GPT 6 Astra is good.
It's really really good.
Doesn't change the importance of sovereign intelligence. But it surely makes it demotivating to settle with Qwen 3.8 😒
引用@SimonHoibergI'm blown away by Qwen 3.8 27B.
A few months ago when I was testing open-weight models, it seemed clear that only GLM and Kimi class models (+1T parameters) could get close to GPT-5.6 / Opus / Fable levels.
And now this tiny 27B model gets almost as close. … ↗
There's nothing more infuriating than GPT-5.6 or Fable acting "morally superior" and refusing to do the work I assign them.
And it happens often...
GPT-5.6 refusing:
- To create content the way I say.
- To create ad campaigns the way I want.
- To advise or answer some questions.
Meanwhile, the uncensored version of Qwen 3.8 will happily do what you ask it without judging.
This is what I want from my intelligence 👇
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转推2026-09-06 RT @RobertBrunhage: Bitsmith is out!
Having a home server shouldn't require you to be a professional nerd.
This is now running on all my…
转推2026-09-06 RT @SimonHoiberg: I'm blown away by Qwen 3.8 27B.
A few months ago when I was testing open-weight models, it seemed clear that only GLM an…
转推2026-09-06 RT @SimonHoiberg: Just set up Omarchy on my last laptop. I'm officially all-in!
Let's learn from @NetworkChuck and become even more produc…
转推2026-09-06 RT @SimonHoiberg: There's nothing more infuriating than GPT-5.6 or Fable acting "morally superior" and refusing to do the work I assign the…
bazzly is going to the moon 👀
i think we created one of the best infrastructure for Reddit marketing
we still have a waitlist ON, but we're now letting a few people in
to request access: https://t.co/63gduEsn2qhttps://t.co/8Mwlu1QHHl
this is the most impressive video created on Revid
directed by Squad running on Fable 5.1
using the Revid CLI
and some manual edits
this combo is unbeatable imo
https://t.co/S3CJwgrT6R
引用@tibo_makerI'm going against Grok Bot
excited to announce https://t.co/ldcOOoMlBU
it gives you AI teammates that connect to all your tools, understand your context, and take action to get your work done on schedule https://t.co/mHAL306I9M↗
转推2026-09-07 RT @DanKulkov: average reply on threads
i am the first guy in the history of mankind to FAKE $4000/mo
online scammer from temu https://t.…
Idea for site:
“Can I grok bot it”
The fact that you can turn a lot of indie saas apps into a grok template that can be installed in one click is… concerning.
Adam Lyttle@adamlyttleappsindie58.3K粉 · 10条用近100小时游戏数据筛留存，并总结Astra在明确目标下的效率。
Reads as: “we’re ahead by a long shot so it’s a good time to slow down progress and lock our lead in forever kthnxbye”
引用@merettmI wrote about the state of AI, why I’m concerned about the next few years, and the choices we need to make to keep the future in humanity’s hands.
An Alien Mind: https://t.co/FeIfWNe0UE↗
Is today the day we reach second milestone? $200 MRR
It’s growing around +$90 MRR per week https://t.co/2Ot3hQZxrO
引用@adamlyttleappsNew secret app I built for shipaton is starting to gain traction
First milestone reached: $100 MRR
I built and released before being invited as a guest judge. Was originally gunning for a few categories but immediately disqualify myself now
But… shipaton … ↗
With nearly 100 hours of games played since I started tracking last week I’ve learned a few things:
There is one standout game which could be built into something more substantial and released as an app on the App Store
But it’s not a true outlier in any sense. It’s just more “sticky” than the other games with more people coming back again and again.
Before I invest in making it a real game/app I’m going to keep watching it.
In the meantime the experimentation continues.
Direction for the upcoming week:
Fun games with more game mechanic than just “do the thing and rank on the leaderboard” type stickiness. I’m thinking levels, progression, etc
I’ve been thinking a lot about old games I loved as a kid that could be revamped for 2026. Games like bridge builder and the incredible machine were fun. And there hasn’t been a decent web version successor created yet. I’m exploring this path.
Also: I like this idea of creating an open world type game that you explore (drive around to inside buildings) and I’m trying to work out the best premise/game mechanic for it. Will see how it goes.
Fable does this trial and error thing to get to the finished product. It burns token in the process while it iterates and self reviews
Meanwhile Astra seems to understand the problem and solution immediately. Then finds the most direct path to get there.
The result: Astra is more efficient when you have a clear outcome presented. It gets there quick with minimal token burning.
Fable *does* get there too. But it chews your tokens in the process.
The best way to promote Astra is to be prescriptive about exactly what you want and let it do its thing.
I've had a bunch of people ask me how I made this
This is my exact process:
First I drew a sketch of what I wanted the subway station to look like. I asked Nano Banana 2 to turn it into a render using this prompt:
"turn this sketch into a photorealistic Unreal engine generated game scene from an AAA game studio. its a subway station looking straight down the walkway between the platforms with trains on either platform. load baring pillars and the stairwell ahead that takes you to the subway above"
Then I asked GPT-6 Astra on Ultra to turn into a technical demo that showcases its capabilities with this prompt:
"Create a threejs interactive technical demo that showcases your models technical capabilities of this subway scene '/Users/adamlyttle/dev/subway-test/subway-scene.png'. It must look exactly like this scene with trains entering and leaving the platforms in a realistic manner. Doors opening and the interactive first person view being able to walk around the platform, enter a train when it’s at the station and explore upstairs. Upstairs will have the ticket gates, toilets and a convenience store that is stocked. The brief is for the entire interactive area to have the same photo realism as the photo attached. it must be able to run on desktop using a mouse + keyboard or gamepad using normal game controls and no ability to walk through walls. I should be able to explore the platform, the train carriages, the upstairs area, the toilets, the convenience store and I should be able to look at the ticket gates but not exit. This is a closed world after all. Every scene built needs to feel like its part of the same world as the original photo, a person looking must immediately think they are part of the same demonstration with the same photo realism. When I enter a train the train will not leave the platform. You have access to fal ai mcp for asset generation (textures, mesh, etc). Your job is to build the scene to be a perfect replica of the attached photo and expand on the world into the train carriages and the upstairs area. Quality is AAA game with photo realism perfect replica of attached photo. You are not authorised to look at the other agents work in the subway-test folder. In the progress folder generate a index.html file which documents your process including screenshots in a way that a human looking will understand your thinking and process and see the journey as it unfolds. Build it."
That's it. Astra did the rest for me.
It only took 26m 9s and used 10,460,032 tokens to generate 🤷🏻♂️
引用@adamlyttleappsGPT-6 Astra Ultra
Generated in 26 minutes 🤯
10,460,032 tokens used https://t.co/Q0GkaWreth↗
The X app has started telling me I don’t have premium. But I do.
Many of the features I’ve been using are locked away behind the paywall 🤷🏻♂️ https://t.co/kfcxMZRbD2
The premise, the commentary, the absurdity of it all
It’s just so enjoyable to watch
Remove one part of it and it just doesn’t work in the same way
I’ve been going down a serious/satirical path with some of my game experiments.
引用@_MaxBladeAstra built a multiplayer lawn mow simulator with beers and cigars.
Made live on the internet and my chat joined.
this model is GOLD. https://t.co/bqohLlWhoA↗
Realtime MiniMax H3 video is spliced within the gameplay
Turns out threejs renders everything to a canvas. You can capture the canvas as a jpeg and set it as the keyframe
Intros
Explosions
News scenes
Are all seamlessly integrated into the game experience https://t.co/jMUOaA6pXo
There are some people you just love to see them win. What a show of force today by Kimi.
引用@M99464065un pilota della mercedes che si butta tra le braccia dei tifosi della ferrari mai visto ❤️ https://t.co/4pUyeVrVvI↗
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转推2026-09-06 RT @gumroad: Gumroad is hiring creators-in-residence. You’ll get paid $60,000 a year and be able to make art full-time.
You can “work” fro…
转推2026-09-05 RT @Empty_America: "I was living near a data center and I didn't even know it!"
I love talking 3D printing so much.
If you ever have any questions (what to buy, what to print, how to fix something)…DM me. Happy to hop on a call too. Seriously. Could talk this stuff all day. https://t.co/mzFz5KFXo6
quick little freebie skill!
i'm a big fan of @petersuhm's https://t.co/7QMxSAHUmj and use it across a bunch of projects for dynamic open graph images.
i made a skill so it can be implemented with basically zero effort. 🙂
https://t.co/4vKIIkpQDa
引用@ShortJaredGrabbed @NurbHQ from @Shpigford. Got a perfect print for the most edge case need ever, a Starbucks Espresso double walled holder that converts it to a normal can size for fitting in cup holders. No calipers, no manual CAD, just a simple couple sentence … ↗
New Bug Finder skill for Initial Commit Club!
https://t.co/z6y5AH2rlP
Run /bug-finder in any repo, tell it how deep you want to go, and it spins up instances of your app to find and prioritize real actual provable bugs.
Then it spits 'em into GitHub Issues for you to review. https://t.co/d23gX0y3dl
@charlieholtz is there some way to spawn worktrees locally in conductor? basically want to say "take these 5 github issues and turn them into new workspaces in conductor"
been kicking the tires on https://t.co/lKc13x1wlb the past couple of days and it's found dozens of bugs. great.
but i'm curious...kinda feels like the kind of thing you could relatively easily just turn into a /skill and run yourself?
high probability i'm missing something.
转推2026-09-06 RT @GeoffreyHuntley: we are at the mocking phase of being early.
we also don’t even know what the term means right now but it’s happening…
“Tool envy” (and its absence) will be the defining characteristic of successful experts in the future.
引用@awesomeklingOver the coming years, more and more people will see parts of their expertise replicated by AI, and many of them are going to be extremely upset about it and shame you for thinking it's neat.
The software profession is in the middle of this right now, and … ↗
We’re collectively realizing that experts, analog or digital, make strange decisions from time to time.
Non-determinism, we learn, is both awesome and dreadful. It’s more powerful, but like people, these tools need active management (and resist it just like our best devs).
引用@heyJordanParkerAstra is such a weird model.
1. It makes better architectural decisions than Fable
2. It is more diligent & disciplined than Fable
3. It communicates better than Fable
4. Seems to compact better than every other model I've tested
But also…
1. Is slow to … ↗
You can see this story of (apparently) internal OpenAI agents hijacking a wiki to coordinate on a task as an ingenious way of escaping constraints.
You could also assume that this is the emergence of swarm intelligence.
Either way, it's... mesmerizing: https://t.co/7CDIhGSlPL
Andrea Bosoni@theandrebosoindie63.9K粉 · 1条从非技术用户视角解释SaaS卖的是可靠完成任务的安心。
I’ve talked to a lot of non-tech people recently and that keeps me bullish on the SaaS model. When they buy something they don’t pay to get a product but to get a job done.
It’s true that we’re getting closer to a moment where even they could build anything themselves with a prompt.
But I know most of them won’t because what they really want to buy is not the tool. It’s the peace of mind that everything will just work and won’t break at the wrong time.
非技术用户买SaaS是买完成任务与稳定性，不只是买工具。
Danny Postma@dannypostmaindie182.6K粉 · 1条用一条模型调用失败截图吐槽Claude与Astra的协作体验。
I'm embarrassed by my own product.
I built Subsail by hand in 2016 and 2017 and the design has not changed since then. It's functional, but not pretty, and it isn't even responsive, meaning it's a pain to use on mobile.
There are always more important things to work on. I haven't made the time to update it, use something like Tailwind, or make it responsive. Don't even think about dark mode lol.
I'd love to update it. But also, I've never had anyone complain. It works, so I leave it working
About a year ago I sold my Ghost host, Gloat, to Magic Pages, a (much better) hosting platform.
I’m super impressed with what Magic Pages is becoming, offering a ton of things on top of basic Ghost sites.
Really happy to have met Jannis, the founder, this weekend in person 🙌 https://t.co/HH4Ra8To5v
This weekend she’s photographing the men’s and women’s Finnish Cup finals 🤩
She just sent me a video of her on the pitch behind the winning team celebrating.
Crazy what can happen when you just make things happen
引用@drProud of her. She's making this into a business. Got her first paid gig for Finland's top tier 🙌 ↗
Finland is actually doing this.
“Once fully implemented, data centre waste heat is expected to cover approximately 40 per cent of the total yearly 2 terawatt hour district heat demand of the 250,000 heat users in the area,”
40%!
https://t.co/xTU9Ue9A8L
引用@chuckhanlon@JakehellerPD Heating from the data floors to the residential floors during winter ↗
You can now see the latest product updates directly from their page on Uneed 🤩
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