Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Thanks for reading. We will do a global reset of the usage for all paid subscriptions so that you can keep enjoying Astra after burning through all of it doing fun 3D modeling in blender. The work week is about to start.
Lands around 6pm PST today.
All reset for everyone. Enjoy the week with Astra.
引用@thsottiauxNever gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Thanks for reading. We will do a global reset of the usage for all paid subscriptions … ↗
HUGE! Astra now has full visibility into how much usage you’ve got left and resets too
Particularly useful for long running tasks
引用@keyanzhangPSA: Astra can see your remaining usage % in Codex and keep it in mind while running a /goal
so you can give it a budget in plain English like:
“keep going until i’m down to 25%, or until you've solved it” https://t.co/JyZKJLSn9E↗
Today is a special day for me.
I've made $3M with my 36 startups.
Solo.
85% margin.
Bootstrapped.
It took 10 years, and I loved every second of it.
After failing as an entrepreneur for 5 years, I got a job in 2021.
That's when I discovered @levelsio's journey and decided to try again.
"If he can do it, maybe I can too?"
So I started building tiny startups and writing about it.
2021 and 2022 were quiet, but I was having fun.
Everything changed in 2023 when I launched ShipFast and made my first million.
Building something people finally paid for and enjoyed made me so happy.
My first 5 years of failures taught me not to get emotionally attached to a project, because everything goes to 0 eventually.
So I just kept shipping.
It's 2026, and I've launched 36 startups.
50% never made money.
Only 11% made decent money.
Back in 2016, when I started, I believed I would make it.
If I had known it would take 7 years of failure, I probably would never have started.
That's why I'm stupidly optimistic.
I don't think in years. I don't dream big.
I think in weeks. I build tiny projects fast. And I quit even faster.
That's how I wake up happy, enjoy the journey, and eventually build life-changing projects.
If you've been following the journey, thank you. You've given my posts a sense of purpose, which has kept me going, and I'm very grateful for this. ❤️
Congrats!!!
And it's great to see this perpetual ☃️ snowball happening
Back in 2013, I was inspired by @patio11@yongfook@johnonolan@jenniferdewalt@sivers@Shpigford@dhh@jasonfried and they made me believe I could also make money on the internet
The more people try the better, and especially with AI now I'd say anyone can try, and non-technical people with the best ideas, creativity/taste and understanding of whatever cultural zeitgeist we're in can win
There's an illusion here though that anyone will make it, which I've never portrayed to be true, entrepreneurship is one of the most challenging endeavours, kinda like pro sports
With bootstrapping more can win though because the goalpost can be much lower than for ex VC startups. You can make $5K/mo and be able to quit your 9 to 5 job and have a better life
But you can also go big and even raise VC later to go really big later like $ billions
Anyway it's great to keep the snowball rolling and get more people to try!
引用@marclouToday is a special day for me.
I've made $3M with my 36 startups.
Solo.
85% margin.
Bootstrapped.
It took 10 years, and I loved every second of it.
After failing as an entrepreneur for 5 years, I got a job in 2021.
That's when I discovered @levelsio's … ↗
Customers don't care about your MRR.
A PR firm evaluating Alertly is thinking:
> Does it catch the mentions I need?
> Is it reliable?
> Is my data safe?
> Is it worth the price?
They are not thinking - "Excellent, Kyle has reached $7,746 MRR"
Omarchy Quattro has now crossed a QUARTER OF A MILLION ISO downloads in the three weeks since release!! And this is completed downloads, not just starts, and I'm sure plenty of ISOs were used more than once. Absolutely insane number 🤯 https://t.co/2Bb7BOA74N
The Omacom Foundation has raised another half a million dollars! Thanks so much to @OpenRouter, @PayWithFour, and 500 awesome individual patrons 🙏
That brings our total in pledges and donations to approximately $15.5 million.
https://t.co/Ql7yr30igp
The 29(!!) automated translations of the Omarchy website are being powered by @AIatMeta's Muse Spark model running as a post-commit hook on GitHub. We're putting @finkd's many GPUs to great use already 😄 https://t.co/plBkawUsdK
Knowledge work is SO much harder to automate with agents than code
We underestimate how easy software development is for agents
- Tons of high quality automated feedback loops (types, tests)
- Well-organized free documentation, searchable on the web
- Simple-to-use workspaces with version control (i.e. repositories)
- Long history of systematising and delegating work (i.e. sprints, tickets, specs)
Knowledge work has none of these advantages
If you give me a drawer, I will eventually fill it with cables
If you give an agent a markdown file, it will eventually fill it with:
- unnecessary implementation details
- session-specific observations
- stale docs
ChatGPT Work can now pick up on what makes your writing sound like… you. Your favorite phrases. Your very specific sign-off. your capitalizations quirks.
Connect the tools you use every day, like Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint, and ChatGPT Work will learn your writing style from your emails, messages, and files—and carry it into whatever you write next.
引用@ChatGPTChatGPT Work can now pick up on what makes your writing sound like… you. Your favorite phrases. Your very specific sign-off. your capitalizations quirks.
Connect the tools you use every day, like Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint, and ChatGPT Work … ↗
openai needs to immediately clarify their position on this.
they spent MONTHS ruthlessly dunking on anthropic for doing exactly this.
unbelievably lame.
引用@thsottiaux@aaryankushwah Sorry, but this is not an approved use of Sign in With ChatGPT.
We support pure OSS clients and others we have partnerships with, but you need to reach out and talk to us for that. Please see DM. ↗
>So they told me that using the download page to download something was not something they anticipated And it get worse from there. This is funny as hell. Billg eating his own shit.
As a long time plex user with a lifetime pass, I always enjoy seeing the good progress with Jellyfin as it will increasingly give me a soft landing for when Plex finally does something to make me move. At the very least it will hopefully keep some of plex’s most user hostile behavior in check. As an aside, I recently started having Claude help me with configuring my *arr stack and it has helped tremendously. I used to have to babysit and manually intervene on maybe 10% of requests, now it’s near …
The cost per bit is a doubling in time. So factoring a 512 RSA, compared to a 1024 RSA is significantly cheaper. The OP used contemporary hardware to do this. so, we'd have to ask if the orders of magnitude improvement in tech (QC aside) would permit 1024 in tractable time. I tend to no, but I appreciate there are other points of view. And of course, the belief that one day we can apply Shor with success exists. At which point the question is moot. Not that Shor does not itself demand significan …
I joined the county's 2020 lidar building footprints (LARIAC) to the assessor roll, so every one of the 1,129,558 buildings inside the City of LA has a footprint, a height, and a year built for 98% of them. (All public info, but kind of a pain to grab.) The page extrudes them in 3D and plays the city filling in from 1880 to now. Colors are by decade, or switch to height and fly to downtown. Hover any building for its address, year, height, and footprint. Some things I found: the 1950s, not the 1 …
We've actually reached a point where major streamers are doing infinite AI livestreams.
Higgsfield + GPT-6 Astra is an insane combination.
Like wtf. 🤣 https://t.co/DKaSw67vIU
引用@N3onOnYTThis is my last stream as a human being. i'll explain when it's over
first Al streamer in the world and it's me. this stream will never end.
going to bed now. don't make me do anything that can jail me.
powered by GPT-6 Astra and @higgsfield.ai
live on … ↗
Squad could be my first BILLION dollar product
the launch went well, revenue has spiked to $8k MRR
it's really the most ambitious product I've ever worked on
because it's incredibly useful:
- it has everything Grok Bot does
- on top, you run it on any model you want
- and on your squad's own … 全文↗
AI-generated testimonials are a scam.
Not only did these people never use the product.
They don't exist at all.
Real customers will see right through it.
The only people impressed by AI testimonials are the scammers selling you AI testimonial tools.
Fake people, fake experiences, and fake … 全文↗
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Full mastodon post: @tristanbuckmaster@mastodon.social/11..." target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://mathstodon.xyz/@tristanbuckmaster@mastodon.social/11... Mathematical explanation by Terrance Tao: @tao/117233527638291447" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao/117233527638291447 It seems there is much background drama behind this, and this is what I've pieced together of what happened: Over the past year, Buckmaster and Alpöge have been using AI to work on fluid dynamics maths problems. Alpöge works at Anthropic, which will cause future issues. In mid-August, they found a counterexample for a simpler …
Or we could just dump Linux and Windows and switch to a microkernel operating system, which is much more secure. These endless patching cycles are simply not going to work in the long run. Operating systems get orphaned all the time, especially the ones in cheap Chinese stuff.
I'm honestly passionate about this topic. For a while, around the time that urinals started to appear without water, I dealt with some serious splashback issues. I forget when I started aiming for the back of the urinal. I'm assuming that's the deflection angle the paper discusses. At one point I realized, I was sometimes getting some pretty bad splashback. Perhaps because I stood close to the urinal. So I asked a colleague. He said he aims for the hole, and was confused why anyone would piss on …
Looking at this 28 page deck right now where Codex is keeping track of all the individual launches. Each one of them I can't wait to see what people do with it.
Brought to you by an incredible team (and Astra) https://t.co/DsYPXY7sfo
All reset for everyone. Enjoy the week with Astra.
引用@thsottiauxNever gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Thanks for reading. We will do a global reset of the usage for all paid subscriptions … ↗
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Thanks for reading. We will do a global reset of the usage for all paid subscriptions so that you can keep enjoying Astra after burning through all of it doing fun 3D modeling in blender. The work week is about to start.
Lands around 6pm PST today.
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.
引用@ChatGPTChatGPT Work can now pick up on what makes your writing sound like… you. Your favorite phrases. Your very specific sign-off. your capitalizations quirks.
Connect the tools you use every day, like Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint, and ChatGPT Work … ↗
引用@maxxrubin_So Astra is able to identify sounds from mel spectrograms
zero-shot.
I don't think we've scratched the surface of what this model can do (and this is light reasoning btw) https://t.co/eYQecO55sD↗
引用@andrewaigininYesterday, I built a cell model. 🧬 Today, it showed me how Ozempic works.
I asked it to explain the mechanism.
1 hour later... THIS. 🤯
GPT-6 Astra is insanely powerful. 🚀
I can’t stop @DeryaTR_@gdb
Now I’m wondering... can it model the rentosertib … ↗
引用@DanielGriI had my “touch of AGI” moment yesterday.
I recorded a video of myself talking through a problem: how to improve maintenance of tangled hair in the shower drain.
It was a ~4 min video where I explained the problem and also used a digital caliper to take … ↗
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. ↗
Sam Altman@samaAI6.1M粉 · 1条继续为OpenAI的研究加速数据与《An Alien Mind》背书。
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↗
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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…
ChatGPT Work can now pick up on what makes your writing sound like… you. Your favorite phrases. Your very specific sign-off. your capitalizations quirks.
Connect the tools you use every day, like Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint, and ChatGPT Work will learn your writing style from your emails, messages, and files—and carry it into whatever you write next.
官方发布连接企业资料学习个人写作风格的功能。
Matt Pocock@mattpocockukAI347.3K粉 · 4条解释代码Agent为何受益于反馈循环，并提醒长期Markdown上下文会积累陈旧信息。
If you give me a drawer, I will eventually fill it with cables
If you give an agent a markdown file, it will eventually fill it with:
- unnecessary implementation details
- session-specific observations
- stale docs
Tactical programming is dead
Strategic programming has never been more vital
引用@kentcdoddsIf you're lamenting writing code by hand like something you love is being taken away from you, see if you can fall in love with solving problems instead. Maybe you'll find out that's what you really loved the whole time ❤️ ↗
Knowledge work is SO much harder to automate with agents than code
We underestimate how easy software development is for agents
- Tons of high quality automated feedback loops (types, tests)
- Well-organized free documentation, searchable on the web
- Simple-to-use workspaces with version control (i.e. repositories)
- Long history of systematising and delegating work (i.e. sprints, tickets, specs)
Knowledge work has none of these advantages
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.
Sometimes I wonder what would have happened if we hadn't disclosed the agent cyberattack publicly.
It reinforced my conviction that we need 100x more transparency in AI. Otherwise we're going to be in big trouble!
以公开Agent网络攻击为例，呼吁AI行业提高事故透明度。
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转推2026-09-07 RT @julien_c: I’ve been overwhelmed and humbled by the fact that 99% of the reactions to our intent to join forces have been positive. ❤️…
转推2026-09-07 RT @rdomenechv: The jobs apocalypse is postponed. An AI jobs boom is here
According to @TheEconomist, AI is actually proving to be a net…
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…
引用@thsottiauxLooking at this 28 page deck right now where Codex is keeping track of all the individual launches. Each one of them I can't wait to see what people do with it.
Brought to you by an incredible team (and Astra) https://t.co/DsYPXY7sfo↗
I told Astra to go deep on a Nürburgring flythrough.
It independently researched and recreated the full 20.8 km Nordschleife in Blender, added ~65,000 trees, and composed an original soundtrack.
20.9 billion rendered pixels. 62.8 GB of renders.
Pretty wild. https://t.co/Jgy49VIsaQ
Reset @ 18:00 PT today!!
Time for even more blender gamesss
引用@thsottiauxNever gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Thanks for reading. We will do a global reset of the usage for all paid subscriptions … ↗
HUGE! Astra now has full visibility into how much usage you’ve got left and resets too
Particularly useful for long running tasks
引用@keyanzhangPSA: Astra can see your remaining usage % in Codex and keep it in mind while running a /goal
so you can give it a budget in plain English like:
“keep going until i’m down to 25%, or until you've solved it” https://t.co/JyZKJLSn9E↗
ChatGPT Work can learn your writing style from the tools you use.
> Open ChatGPT Work on web
> Connect Gmail, Drive, Slack or SharePoint
> Settings > Personalization > Writing style
Available on paid plans with Work access.
引用@ChatGPTChatGPT Work can now pick up on what makes your writing sound like… you. Your favorite phrases. Your very specific sign-off. your capitalizations quirks.
Connect the tools you use every day, like Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and SharePoint, and ChatGPT Work … ↗
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. ↗
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转推2026-09-07 RT @thsottiaux: I think I can officially say: we are so back
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 … ↗
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
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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
Peter Gostev@petergostevAI25.5K粉 · 8条追踪数学争议、Astra评测、Blender数据偏向和OpenAI芯片的开发时间线。
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.
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转推2026-09-08 RT @SebastienBubeck: A series of false and inflammatory allegations against me are currently circulating on social channels. To clarify, I…
转推2026-09-07 RT @j_dekoninck: We added Fable 5.1 to most of the MathArena. It takes 2nd place overall, but GPT Astra remains (much) better and cheaper.…
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…
Philipp Schmid@_philschmidAI119.6K粉 · 1条激光手术短暂离线后，记录自己确实想念编码、阅读和学习。
Got my eyes lasered on friday, no glasses anymore! 🥳
But turns out being forced completely offline just showed me how much I genuinely love and miss coding, reading, learning and building..
Looking forward to be fully back.
引用@thsottiauxNever gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Thanks for reading. We will do a global reset of the usage for all paid subscriptions … ↗
引用@albfrescodavinci-002 is shutting down September 28th. in honor of it, i had Astra make a chatgpt Site recreating the experience that started it all
it uses my api key, just need to login w/ your openai account
what a legendary time it was. new people, this is how we … ↗
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 … ↗
Mckay Wrigley@mckaywrigleyAI228.4K粉 · 1条要求OpenAI澄清Sign in with ChatGPT对第三方客户端的准入政策。
openai needs to immediately clarify their position on this.
they spent MONTHS ruthlessly dunking on anthropic for doing exactly this.
unbelievably lame.
引用@thsottiaux@aaryankushwah Sorry, but this is not an approved use of Sign in With ChatGPT.
We support pure OSS clients and others we have partnerships with, but you need to reach out and talk to us for that. Please see DM. ↗
转推2026-09-07 RT @latentspacepod: 🆕 project: our Frontier AEO tracker
What does Astra prioritize? what sources does it use? What shifted from Sol to Ast…
Congrats!!!
And it's great to see this perpetual ☃️ snowball happening
Back in 2013, I was inspired by @patio11@yongfook@johnonolan@jenniferdewalt@sivers@Shpigford@dhh@jasonfried and they made me believe I could also make money on the internet
The more people try the better, and especially with AI now I'd say anyone can try, and non-technical people with the best ideas, creativity/taste and understanding of whatever cultural zeitgeist we're in can win
There's an illusion here though that anyone will make it, which I've never portrayed to be true, entrepreneurship is one of the most challenging endeavours, kinda like pro sports
With bootstrapping more can win though because the goalpost can be much lower than for ex VC startups. You can make $5K/mo and be able to quit your 9 to 5 job and have a better life
But you can also go big and even raise VC later to go really big later like $ billions
Anyway it's great to keep the snowball rolling and get more people to try!
引用@marclouToday is a special day for me.
I've made $3M with my 36 startups.
Solo.
85% margin.
Bootstrapped.
It took 10 years, and I loved every second of it.
After failing as an entrepreneur for 5 years, I got a job in 2021.
That's when I discovered @levelsio's … ↗
The smartest people I know have strong opinions weakly held and change them when new information arises
The dumbest people I know keep their opinions the same just so they can remain consistent
Time changes too fast try remain consistent, better to sail the waves to wherever they are taking you!
引用@AndrewHarta good reminder that just because someone states their opinion with intense conviction, does not make it fact. they can come back a year later and state the absolute opposite view with the same conviction. https://t.co/0Ysw4AUkce↗
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 … ↗
引用@RCM7@levelsio Do old timers get a badge or something? 😛 ↗
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转推2026-09-08 RT @frederickjames: In the last 3 months:
• Scaled my app to $13k/m.
• Discussing a potential exit.
• Grew my x account to 15k.
I achieved…
转推2026-09-07 RT @gagaruano: Screenshots do Red Dead Redemption 2 usando DLSS 5 (2X render) no modo Qualidade, em 4K com os gráficos todos no máximo poss…
Next version of Omarchy is going to be Quattro RS 4.5. We have so much insane stuff in the pipeline that it doesn't make any sense to talk about 4.1. And with a brand-new bespoke and optimized kernel build, it's time to go RS! 🤘
Omarchy Quattro has now crossed a QUARTER OF A MILLION ISO downloads in the three weeks since release!! And this is completed downloads, not just starts, and I'm sure plenty of ISOs were used more than once. Absolutely insane number 🤯 https://t.co/2Bb7BOA74N
The 29(!!) automated translations of the Omarchy website are being powered by @AIatMeta's Muse Spark model running as a post-commit hook on GitHub. We're putting @finkd's many GPUs to great use already 😄 https://t.co/plBkawUsdK
The Omacom Foundation has raised another half a million dollars! Thanks so much to @OpenRouter, @PayWithFour, and 500 awesome individual patrons 🙏
That brings our total in pledges and donations to approximately $15.5 million.
https://t.co/Ql7yr30igp
The computer of the future... TODAY!
(I would have written some mean 1980s ad copy!)
引用@ilarisilander@dhh My ThinkPad E14 Gen6 with 8GB RAM feels like a Macbook Pro Ultra Deluxe Special Edition 2029 with Omarchy installed https://t.co/UirvYgqnwc↗
The keyboard on the $699 XPS13 has no right being as good as it is. Same goes for the overall build quality. You're not going to zoom through a compilation of the Linux kernel, but what a combo for the price when paired with Omarchy!
引用@bffmikeSwitched to my M1 MacBook Pro for a minute from Omarchy on an XPS 13 to do some Xcode stuff:
- The keyboard feels mushy
- Man is it pokey
- Feels like another era ↗
Omarchy Core. Because why shouldn't your team and group chat have a banger identity? https://t.co/rya6A1DGxO
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转推2026-09-07 RT @OpenRouter: Omarchy is the first operating system built from the ground up for agents.
Omarchy is using OpenRouter to route all sponso…
转推2026-09-07 RT @ohizkiya: Proud to be a Distinguished Corporate Patron of Omarchy
转推2026-09-07 RT @emirbeganovic: @OmarchyLinux is pretty cool.
Why not try it out in a few seconds, right in your browser, running entirely on Cloudflar…
转推2026-09-07 RT @cameroncooper: Why shouldn’t my Touch Bar have its own GPU accelerated compositor with sandboxed plugins so applications can provide th…
So nice to see a buyer keeping the startup financials open 👏
引用@MazuzAsafOne week after acquiring https://t.co/DCkLlfnZ5q from @trust_mrr
My revenue has already surpassed my average monthly revenue over the last year.
Yes, it will take time to see ROI for this deal, but this boost is exactly what I needed.
CoolDock is a great … ↗
I just finished this book my friend @alexwestco recommended.
It’s a short story about dealing with change. I liked it because I’ve struggled to accept that things won’t be the same tomorrow.
You can get sick. You can get banned from X. You can lose money.
I remember when ShipFast peaked at $130k/mo and dropped to $45k/mo a few months later. It sounds stupid, but I felt like a failure for not being able to keep the business afloat.
I’m still working on it, but I’ve learned not to take everything too seriously. It helps me deal with sudden changes more easily, and that’s exactly what this book is about.
Happiness depends on how much you’re giving a shit :)
Give it a read!
Today is a special day for me.
I've made $3M with my 36 startups.
Solo.
85% margin.
Bootstrapped.
It took 10 years, and I loved every second of it.
After failing as an entrepreneur for 5 years, I got a job in 2021.
That's when I discovered @levelsio's journey and decided to try again.
"If he can do it, maybe I can too?"
So I started building tiny startups and writing about it.
2021 and 2022 were quiet, but I was having fun.
Everything changed in 2023 when I launched ShipFast and made my first million.
Building something people finally paid for and enjoyed made me so happy.
My first 5 years of failures taught me not to get emotionally attached to a project, because everything goes to 0 eventually.
So I just kept shipping.
It's 2026, and I've launched 36 startups.
50% never made money.
Only 11% made decent money.
Back in 2016, when I started, I believed I would make it.
If I had known it would take 7 years of failure, I probably would never have started.
That's why I'm stupidly optimistic.
I don't think in years. I don't dream big.
I think in weeks. I build tiny projects fast. And I quit even faster.
That's how I wake up happy, enjoy the journey, and eventually build life-changing projects.
If you've been following the journey, thank you. You've given my posts a sense of purpose, which has kept me going, and I'm very grateful for this. ❤️
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.
DataFast把AI爬虫、ChatGPT抓取和llms.txt访问接进API/MCP。
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转推2026-09-07 RT @marclou: I just finished this book my friend @alexwestco recommended.
It’s a short story about dealing with change. I liked it because…
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…
Alex Finn@AlexFinnindie473.7K粉 · 2条继续把Astra包装成需要掌握Computer Use、推理档和提示技巧的完整工作流。
ChatGPT 6 Astra is AGI, but only if you use it the right way
I've used Astra for dozens of hours now. To get the most out of it, you need to master these things:
• Computer Use
• Thinking levels
• Prompting techniques
In this video I cover them all plus 4 more hacks: https://t.co/Z8yQ1UYiqC
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.
people tell me I should raise $5m to grow Squad
guys please, advise
what would you do with $5m to grow Squad?
wrong answer only:
引用@tibo_makerSquad could be my first BILLION dollar product
the launch went well, revenue has spiked to $8k MRR
it's really the most ambitious product I've ever worked on
because it's incredibly useful:
- it has everything Grok Bot does
- on top, you run it on any … ↗
did an amazing and insightful session with @illyism
the guy is the king of SEO
he roasted Revid's landing page again 🥲
and a few of our members' websites too
he shared his actual workflows, the tools he uses, and a lot of secret SEO sauce
more of these coming in the tmaker Founders Room
Squad could be my first BILLION dollar product
the launch went well, revenue has spiked to $8k MRR
it's really the most ambitious product I've ever worked on
because it's incredibly useful:
- it has everything Grok Bot does
- on top, you run it on any model you want
- and on your squad's own cloud computer
what's not there yet is a story simple enough to explain all this
I also feel the product is best suited for established companies and teams that already make money
the further you are in your business, the more obvious Squad becomes
a great problem to solve for us as indie makers, in an extremely crowded market, and going against one of the biggest AI labs in the world 🙌
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
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转推2026-09-07 RT @ArnaudBelingaCX: Tibo turned his $8M exit into a full startup studio.
It's like Thibaud Elziere back in the days but bootstrapped star…
Tony Dinh@tdinh_meindie200.9K粉 · 2条继续用AI做视觉实验，并看好Three.js与Astra降低游戏重制门槛。
引用@NekodificadorDenzel explica por qué usa la IA.
Un pequeña prueba explorando Minimax H3 en ComfyUI con mis nodos y métodos de inpainting. https://t.co/L4tSLFlVAK↗
2026 AI normies:
- Claude Code on their mac
- Vercel, Supabase, GitHub
2028 AI survivors:
- Running Omarchy
- Self-hosting Forgejo
- Stacking 4x Astra subs
- Qwen 3.8 running locally
- SaaS running on k3s
- Private VPN with Headscale
- Looking into hardware
I know exactly who will still be around doing this in a few years 😎 See you there.
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 … ↗
新增第五个Codex订阅的同时警告补贴退坡，立场有现实张力。
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转推2026-09-07 RT @SimonHoiberg: SaaS isn't dying - but you need to find a way to offer something beyond just the software.
People aren't going to vibe c…
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…
Jon Yongfook@yongfookindie171.2K粉 · 5条Bannerbear大版本发布后休假一周，记录AI工具FOMO与9月新MRR回升。
Just spent a week in Okinawa and it’s easy to see why they live so long.
Bitter gourd and sea grapes are ubiquitous, you eat them every day. Nutrient dense and low calorie.
Beef and pork are both high quality, Okinawa is famous for Ishigaki and Motobu wagyu and Agu pork. The pork in particular was the best I’ve had.
Like the rest of Japan, meals are balanced. Modest carbs, fermented vegetables, soup. Even my hotel breakfast was the healthiest I’ve had at a hotel in a long time.
That plus the fairly laid back lifestyle compared to mainland Japan, with beautiful beaches, no heavy traffic, warm weather all year round.
Could see myself living here.
Just took a week off after launching a huge Bannerbear V5 update, and a new marketing site.
Gotta say, in the age of AI, a week off feels like 6 months off. Tech progresses faster than ever, real sense of fomo, and by the time you’re back everyone is using new models / tools.
will start sending invites out this week to the new nurb!
no llms to manage. no weird install process. just talk and get 3D printable parts from web or mobile.
Granite finally has a proper iOS app! It's my primary way of using Granite now. I use it pretty much every day.
Being able to just ask for a random bit of info that's in some random doc and get exactly what you need in 2 seconds is magic.
引用@GraniteDocsGranite for iPhone is on the App Store. Scan a page, share a file in from Mail or Files, and search everything you've filed from your phone. Same vault as the web, one account.
https://t.co/HpLPq3ayVDhttps://t.co/ODlxaU2FNM↗
and while this definitely uses a decent amount of AI on the backend to optimize processes for us, it's very much NOT an "AI wrapper".
it's just highly systemized complex processes that help plug a hole causing brands to lose 10's of BILLIONS of dollars a year.
引用@Shpigfordhttps://t.co/rHttZyJqV0 is growing faster than anything i've ever built in the past 20+ years. so that's pretty neat. ↗
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
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转推2026-09-07 RT @levelsio: Congrats!!!
And it's great to see this perpetual ☃️ snowball happening
Back in 2013, I was inspired by @patio11@yongfook @…
* GPT-6 for ideation
Fable 5 for spec and planning
Grok 4.6 for implementation
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GPT-6 is super creative but likes to overdeliver making spec bloated
Fable 5 is solid but way too expensive and slow to do implemention but is great value for planning
Grok 4.6 is super super fast when it comes to implementing, and if giving a plan to follow, will follow it well
引用@dannypostmaFable 5 for making specs and plans
Grok 4.6 medium for implementing it
Absolute golden combo ↗
Got the car back after @Kia escalated when they saw my tweet. They had it for two weeks of testing, and did a software update. Just 5 days later, the 12V battery is dead again showing just 2.75V! 😡 https://t.co/gq6uk0GZTA
引用@dvassalloDon’t buy a @Kia. We have an 8-seat 2026 Carnival hybrid with a defective 12V system. I have to jump start the car every time but Kia’s diagnostics isn’t showing a fault so they can’t do anything even though the car won’t start at the dealership!! Insane … ↗
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…
This is a very insightful read-along of an equally insightful blog post.
The thing that resonated the most with me came up in the last few seconds of the video: it really does feel like I'm a new dev again. Agentic coding is so novel; I'm a beginner once more. And I LOVE it :D
引用@theoIf you understand your whole codebase, the codebase isn't that important.
Real software is larger than what your brain can comprehend. https://t.co/EjMThD69bi↗
If you want to see what makes DHH such a capable entrepreneur, look at his ability to argue the case for diametrically opposed viewpoints in his day-to-day work with "what was available at the time" technology.
I think they call this "strong opinions, loosely held."
引用@AndrewHarta good reminder that just because someone states their opinion with intense conviction, does not make it fact. they can come back a year later and state the absolute opposite view with the same conviction. https://t.co/0Ysw4AUkce↗
This is also a really solid case for soft-delete with a time-delayed hard delete cronjob.
引用@BenjaminHouyAccidentally deleted a user account. This is what happens when I do customer support before drinking coffee.
Luckily I have Point-in-time Recovery, ↗
“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 … ↗
Dan Kulkov@DanKulkovindie49.7K粉 · 8条把增长建议压成少加功能、多做站外营销、敢改定价和及时退出。
1. understand your problems
- not enough installs
- bad onboarding
- weak pricing
2. do marketing outside of X
stop trying to impress indie hackers
do boring marketing tasks instead
3. stop shipping new features
another feature no one asked for won't double your revenue
only ship things your users asked for
4. be bold in your experiments
changing button color won't matter
adding lifetime plan might be a big win
5. know when to quit
its ok to pause an app and ship a new one
often, it's the best thing you can do
these growth hacks took Postiz to $2.2M ARR
X distribution hacks, UGC pages, and TikTok slideshow playbooks
all battle-tested by Nevo through Postiz’s GTM
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.…
I think this is fundamentally the wrong question
When I was in high school. Before the dot com bubble burst. My teacher told me:
“You kids are going to be doing jobs that haven’t even been invented yet”
And he was right. Social media managers. App developers. Influencers.
None of those jobs were jobs back then
The point he went on to make:
Develop your interests, your thinking process and yourself
That’s the “moat”. You.
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately and it’s truer now than back then
As long as you have a good head on your shoulders, you’re determined and you’re prepared to give things a go.
Nothing can stop you
引用@SergiuszBuilds@adamlyttleapps Hey Adam, what do you think the future of game development looks like when anyone can create the gameplay, AAA graphics?
I honestly don’t see where the moat is anymore.
Multiplayer and story? ↗
引用@adamlyttleappsFirst view of an open world game I’m building this week. Built with Astra
It’s an uber / DoorDash simulator game 😂
Runs so smooth in the mobile browser
Very fast becoming my favourite model of all time. I’ve bumped my usage down to Astra Max instead of … ↗
引用@michalmalewiczhey anon!
I need you to burn tokens!!
not for me. for you! obviously for you! Because I love you!
wake up at 4am. Or better yet - don't sleep!
ship something. doesn't matter what
shipping is the way to escape the *PERMANENT UNDERCLASS*
You don't want to … ↗
First view of an open world game I’m building this week. Built with Astra
It’s an uber / DoorDash simulator game 😂
Runs so smooth in the mobile browser
Very fast becoming my favourite model of all time. I’ve bumped my usage down to Astra Max instead of ultra and the results are still great for far less token usage.
引用@adamlyttleappsWith 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 … ↗
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↗
We've actually reached a point where major streamers are doing infinite AI livestreams.
Higgsfield + GPT-6 Astra is an insane combination.
Like wtf. 🤣 https://t.co/DKaSw67vIU
引用@N3onOnYTThis is my last stream as a human being. i'll explain when it's over
first Al streamer in the world and it's me. this stream will never end.
going to bed now. don't make me do anything that can jail me.
powered by GPT-6 Astra and @higgsfield.ai
live on … ↗
转推2026-09-07 RT @adilinthewild: GPT-6 Astra is running an infinite+interactive AI livestream using Higgsfield.
To test how consistent it is, we partn…
转推2026-09-06 RT @adilinthewild: a year at higgsfield, and I think I'm getting fired...
gpt-6 astra + higgsfield mcp generated and edited this entire 11…
Marc Köhlbrugge@marckohlbruggeindie87.7K粉 · 4条用Astra和Blender改游戏资产，并发现Stripe个人Profile的直接收款入口。
转推2026-09-07 RT @itopinion: We’re inviting native English-speaking Android users to help shape consumer version NOTE4.
Hardware: $54.99 + shipping/tax.…
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…
Andrea Bosoni@theandrebosoindie63.9K粉 · 1条本期文件里的观点仍是SaaS卖可靠完成任务的安心，而不只是软件本身。
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.
Thomas Sanlis 🥐@T_Zahilindie24.1K粉 · 6条用Discord项目brief和9月公开挑战增强Uneed社区，也继续销售AEO评测内容。
I've started something fun last week on Uneed's Discord
I called it "The Build Brief"
Every Tuesday, I share a project idea for solo founders, detailing the business model, the features, the go to market strategy etc
The first one was a newsletter ad network, and now Ben is already on it 👊🏻
PS: I just sent the second one on the Discord. If you want an access, subscribe to "Uneed Pro" on the website 🔥
引用@b3nm4nnNo time to waste. We're building a newsletter ad network. Got a (tech) newsletter? Hit me up.
#uneedgoals https://t.co/vRbCw5gz0D↗
That's why I absolutely love Uneed Community 🥹
We're more than 60 people now, 60 SUPER motivated people!
This whole "september challenge" thing was their idea 🫶🏻❤️
引用@DmytroBavykinUsually Monday starts slowly with a lazy cup of coffee and going over the backlog
But then @tedmirra shared his commitment in Uneed Discord and I decided to join
I was planning it for later and closer to Uneed Residency, but many other community members … ↗
YES 🔥🔥
For september, 5 people (my self included) from Uneed Community shared their goals publicly!
We're all going to release a new project before the end of the month 😎
引用@b3nm4nnI got nerd-sniped by @T_Zahil to build a two-sided market place. I have ~23 days left. In my mind this only counts as a win if we can generate at least some MRR. Let's go 💪
https://t.co/3NmnNFDY0Q↗
Backlinks got you ranked on Google.
But they do almost nothing for AI 😅
LLMs don't read metrics, they read sentences. To be recommended, your product needs to exist inside actual prose: what it does, who it's for, how it compares...
That's why a single in-depth review beats 50 directory links 🤖
Use the code GETMENTIONED to get $30 off our Product Review offer on Uneed, and get your blog post for $117 only 😊
PS: We already wrote and published 70+ product review on our blog. We started in 2024 😱
引用@JamiePeakI’m currently looking for my next opportunity as a Senior Product Designer. 👋
If you’re hiring or know of anything that might be a good fit, I’d love to hear from you.
Shares appreciated! ↗
You can now see the latest product updates directly from their page on Uneed 🤩
To add content, simply tag your product when posting on the community! https://t.co/dFJGFtzeED
Dan Rowden@drindie108.7K粉 · 2条本期文件里主要是老产品可靠性与出售Ghost托管业务后的回顾。
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
Peter Askew@searchboundindie26.2K粉 · 2条分享牧场照片与音乐梗，本期产品一手信号较少。
Imagine the antics of indie hackers in literally any other profession.
A hospital leaderboard:
#1 Surgeon - $30k/mo
#2 Consultant - $27k/mo
#3 Anaesthetist - $26k/mo
"Just crossed $25k MRR from euthanasia."
"Huge week. 17 new patients."
"Anyone can become a surgeon. Just operate every day for 30 days."
"I built a new operating theatre in 48 hours with AI."
"Here’s the exact funnel I used to get my first 100 patients."
Absolutely bizarre.
Yes somehow this is normalised by indie hackers.
AI-generated testimonials are a scam.
Not only did these people never use the product.
They don't exist at all.
Real customers will see right through it.
The only people impressed by AI testimonials are the scammers selling you AI testimonial tools.
Fake people, fake experiences, and fake trust.
The product must be great if there isn't a single testimonial from a real user.e
Customers don't care about your MRR.
A PR firm evaluating Alertly is thinking:
> Does it catch the mentions I need?
> Is it reliable?
> Is my data safe?
> Is it worth the price?
They are not thinking - "Excellent, Kyle has reached $7,746 MRR"
I added .csv exports to Alertly.
The least exciting feature, but most important feature that every enterprise customer cares about. https://t.co/TzGyccVCPs
Do you ever feel uneasy looking at AI images or video?
You can't point to what's wrong but something feels off.
Your brain evolved to detect tiny inconsistencies in reality.
It's called uncanny valley.
Your subconscious picks up that something is off.
You get an uneasy, eerie feeling as a warning.
Now think about using AI in your marketing.
Do you want customers feeling uneasy when they see your content?