I am so confused why people don't understand this, I keep getting these replies
Don't you get it?
Normies don't vibe code, they just ask something like "do my bookkeeping" or "file my tax" or "organize a movie night and send invites" or "generate a flyer for movie night" or "edit my video"
They don't ever see code, vibe code, or do anything with code, their AI chat app just does it for them
Most of the software layer has already disappeared or will completely disappear for normies
Just like building personal homepages permanently disappeared for normies when Facebook launched ~2005
A lot like this picture where functions of individual devices all got replaced with a single device
Same happening with apps now
引用@hustlin_heev@levelsio As someone who talked to my users
They are so so so not technical
Like boomers and marketer girlies
I cannot image them vibe coding anything
But maybe ur right, it’ll just get so good at u won’t need to think thru or problem solve. ↗
Scaled agents on demand.
This is pretty much the infrastructure that runs under the hood for ChatGPT Work, all wrapped up in an API which you can use to get started in < 1 min. Happy building.
引用@stevendcoffeyToday we're launching the Agents API, a brand new way to build Agents in the cloud, backed by the Codex harness. Bring along all your favorite tools and connectors, connect it to any sandbox, and let Astra cook.
Can't wait to see what you whip up … ↗
Now everyone can put data to work.
We’re introducing a new Data agent in ChatGPT Work so you can turn your company’s data into answers, interactive dashboards, and action—just by asking.
Just add the Data Plugin in ChatGPT Work, connect to the data sources and context you already use, and start the conversation. https://t.co/EG1nQFZfEU
GPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV
Switched my Telegram bot to this
It calls restaurants etc on my behalf to make reservations
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
We don’t hold on to a decision just because it was successful at the time. When a core assumption changes, we’re willing to go back and ask whether it’s still the right call. LLMs changed one of the core assumptions behind our 2020 decision, so we reevaluated our mobile stack from first principles. What we found led us back to native.
One thing that scares me about coding with AI is that it's hard to feel your strategic mistakes
I.e. I STILL remember mistakes from my early career, in ~2018:
- using a complex form library instead of browser built-ins
- using a downright dumb webpack + PHP combo
These mistakes cost us valuable time. And when we rectified them, the tasks around them got faster.
But often, we didn't even see them as mistakes! We just thought "this is the way we do it".
We stuck to the tactical side of our job, and didn't consider high-level alternatives. Too many things to ship, too much pressure, too little interest in fixing it.
I see the same attitude in agents.
If you tell them to do a task, they will do that task. They aren't RL'd to think outside the box, or propose strategic alternatives.
So the human needs to be on the lookout for these strategic opportunities. But how do you do it, if you don't feel the pain of working in them?
I'm planning on building this into my /retro skill (still in-progress). That'll at least give the agent an opportunity to identify refactor opportunities. We'll see how it goes, but I'm still nervous about it.
AI coding tools will confidently suggest changes that will piss off your entire customer base.
Today I was re-assessing how Alertly allocates social monitoring budgets across the month.
Astra's solution: remove the budget allocation entirely and force everyone who hits limits early to upgrade.
Sounds great - revenue expansion right?
Except customer conversations scattered across DMs, calls, emails and support tickets tell a different story.
When customers hit limits too early, it causes confusion, frustration and leads to churn.
AI doesn't read between the lines of old customer conversations.
It doesn't ask "how does this impact the existing customer base?"
It just sees a technical problem and outputs a technical solution.
This is where experienced operator judgment matters.
You need to know:
> How many customers this impacts
> What their usage patterns look like
> Whether to grandfather or migrate
> What the support burden will be
> If the change is worth the friction
If you don't ask the right questions, you're putting your customers and revenue at risk.
The solution I went with was to maintain the existing budget allocation but improve the feedback on usage and introduce a softer upgrade path.
A business decision, not a technical one.
This is a really weak claim. The evidence they offer is just "someone somewhere says they had a discussion with AI about the topic at some point". They don't even claim to have had a proof, only to have been working on it.
Here's the original Mastodon post: @andreasthom/117240535270608201" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://mathstodon.xyz/@andreasthom/117240535270608201
Coming soon to mattpocock/skills
/retro
Gives you opportunities to improve your codebase, skills, and steering over time based on actual session data
Talking about this (among other things) at 8:30AM PT TODAY on this live stream:
https://t.co/uODv6tPv5ahttps://t.co/80TR77Xmna
Massive new Initial Commit skill drop! An 89-file behemoth!
https://t.co/dNd8p54QcR
Most SEO tools tell you what to do. /seo does it: each run measures your site, ranks every possible action on one scale (fix a wrong claim, repair a broken redirect, refresh a page sitting at position 8, consolidate duplicates, write the next piece, build a free tool, get cited by ChatGPT), and executes the single best one.
It scores its own past actions against your site's real numbers, so a month in, it knows which moves work on your site and which don't.
- One action per run. Ranks every possible fix, refresh, and new piece on one scale, does the winner.
- Learns from results. Scores past actions against real Search Console data and adjusts.
- Truth check. Finds live pages that contradict your pricing, features, or facts, and fixes them first.
- Answer-engine visibility. What ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and AI Overviews say and cite.
- Whole-site census. Every URL judged. Pruning scores like publishing.
- Outside-in demand. Reddit, Hacker News, on-site search, competitors, seasonality.
- Weekly deltas. Competitor pages and keywords, lost backlinks, inbound 404s, unlinked mentions.
- Internal link finder. Pages that mention a topic but don't link to the page that ranks for it.
- Files, CMS, or database. Database fixes ship as migrations or drafts.
- Runs on Search Console alone. Suggests new data sources along with what each added connection unlocks.
You basically just run /seo repeatedly. Daily. Multiple times a day. Weekly. On a /loop. Whatever you want. It just constantly improves your SEO.
On the content-production front, it's optimized for a TON of content types...
Editorial
- Pillar guide
- How-to / tutorial
- Listicle / roundup
- Definition / answer page
- Comparison
- Data study / original research
- Resource / template library
- Opinion
- Case study / teardown
Programmatic
- /alternatives/[competitor]
- /for/[use-case] and /for/[audience]
- /compare/[a]-vs-[b]
- /playbooks/[topic]
- /tools/[axis], one tool template across an entity axis
- Plus twelve playbooks for the data side: templates, curation, conversions, comparisons, examples, locations, personas, integrations, glossary, translations, directory, profiles
Free tools (interactive, built and shipped)
- Calculator
- Generator
- Analyzer / checker
- Tester / preview
- Lookup / database
- Converter / formatter
- Quiz / assessment
Not new content, but output
- Corrections and refreshes to existing pages
- Schema / JSON-LD
- llms.txt, robots and sitemap fixes
- Social drafts, outreach and directory briefs
I've been running various iterations of this a dozen times a day for months.
This model is insane at landing pages.
I asked DeepSeek V4.1 Flash & Claude Fable 5 to build me a landing page for a movie theater.
Fable cost $1.21 while V4.1 Flash cost 2.6 cents, making it more than 40x cheaper at similar quality.
Gave both the exact same prompt! https://t.co/do6wut6spA
引用@deepseek_ai🚀 Introducing DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash: smarter, faster, more efficient.
🔹 Introducing the smallest model in our new architecture family, with native visual understanding.
🔹 Designed for greater capability, faster inference, higher throughput, and scaling to … ↗
I've asked Astra to read the DeepSeek v4.1 Flash paper and compare it to the original Transformer architecture in 3D - you can zoom in an inspect each element side by side. Things have changed quite a bit.
Try yourself: https://t.co/ESxu7fYGlGhttps://t.co/wJzLLmRJms
I’ll be paid $103,000 to race so far.
I’m going to bed now, let’s see what gets tattooed on my body tomorrow!
Auction ends in 6 hours btw.
引用@marclouI'm selling my body.
On September 19th, I'm competing in my first HYROX race in Turkey.
You can advertise your startup on 10 of my muscles:
- Your website is listed on https://t.co/49RnsFBVzP
- Your logo will be tattooed on my body on race day
- I'll share … ↗
The point is that it catches attention (and makes money) and it's controversial as you can see from the 100+ replies in the post below (which catches even more attention)
You have to become a master of getting attention in this time
Now that building anything has become quite trivial, catching attention is now the most important skill I think
He's creative, the opposite of boring, thinks out of the box, isn't scared of controversy and ships fast and so he has the perfect skillset right now
All the attention for these projects also funnel back to him (as followers) and his projects (like TrustMRR) which help to increase revenue later
10/10
引用@_avdeptwith all the respect to Marc, can anyone explain whats the point to turn yourself into clown?
The guy has enough money, has working profitable products, whats the point to even do that for $20-30k??
Hype ? - well ppl forget about this 10 minutes after they … ↗
OK, I removed this.
If someone outbids you, you get a 100% refund.
I'll cover the fee from now!
引用@kr0deri was about to pay $4000 to put @screeniesapp on @marclou’s calf
but then i realised even if it gets refunded, the processing fee is insane for non-Americans
Stripe fee + international card fee + AMEX currency exchange fee
it comes out to almost 10% 💀 ↗
To make sure our current users have an incredible experience and continued access to Astra, we are going to pause subscriptions to our $200 Pro plan. These put the most strain on our systems and we wanted to take the smallest step that allows us to continue giving the broadest access possible. All … 全文↗
引用@thsottiauxDemand for Astra is really unprecedented. We're pulling all the levers possible to sustain the demand, but I've not seen anything like it until now and we went through very steep growth before. Priority will always be to keep excellent service for existing … ↗
GPT-Live-1 is in the API!
It listens while it talks, so you can interrupt it or pause to think.
0.05$/ min
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
ChatGPT for Financial Services把内置金融数据、研究、建模和客户材料放进同一个垂直工作台，通用Agent继续向行业套件下沉。
Now available: ChatGPT for Financial Services.
This is a tailored ChatGPT Work experience that combines built-in financial data with GPT-6 Astra’s reasoning.
Teams can develop research, build financial models, and create customized client materials.
https://t.co/6WP5OJdnE8https://t.co/AundGG3jtc
Here's a Blender model of a Pluribus themed Fabergé egg I had GPT-6 Astra build - I generated the concept image using ChatGPT Images 2.5, then pasted the image into Codex and told Astra to turn that into a Blender file
Details here: https://t.co/9DZa0x6GZfhttps://t.co/ge8TbjsS5Y
Claude just asked me to install a Chrome extension and now it can do stuff in my real browser.
With each new incremental feature like this I quietly think "welp, that just killed XYZ startup" and I sip my coffee while trying to suppress the feeling of existential dread.
Woah
I started doing this YouTube thing regularly a few years ago
Back then was happy to get 500 subscribers
Now it’s at 40k and I’m just in disbelief
There’s no massive moment where numbers show up. No viral trick.
I just released 2 videos every week for years. Consistently showing up over … 全文↗
5 reasons to make ASO your #1 priority
- it's free
u need 0 tools to find the right keywords, design good screenshots, and localize your app
- it's ai agents friendly
do everything from the terminal.
use my free claude code skill "vibe-aso" to automate your aso
- it works when you sleep
not … 全文↗
X ads used to be terrible, but they seem very compelling now. You can target the followers of accounts you handpick, and you often get a cost per click in the 6c-10c range. Also, it seems like engagements from ads boost organic reach. For example, the ad may bring 1M impressions, and the same post … 全文↗
引用@elonmuskIf you want to reach the smartest people in the world, advertise on 𝕏 ↗
Bazzly crossed $10k MRR yesterday
I think it's my 8th product going above $10k MRR
https://t.co/1MEIhy0L5K helps you get customers from Reddit on autopilot
and get you cited inside ChatGPT and other AI answers
it's not your usual Reddit listening tool. it helps you
- get your comment to rank #1 … 全文↗
The models saturated the last eval, so now we're stepping up the difficulty! How long until we're at 80%+? End of year?
引用@railsAgents on Rails: Stage 2 is live. We wanted to find out: can you hand a model a real feature ticket and trust what comes back?
The jump from atomic tasks to feature requests has interesting results…
@OpenAI GPT-6 Astra is new to the leaderboard, and it … ↗
I got annoyed that "the price" of a subscription is really two prices — the one advertised and the one you end up paying — and that nobody keeps the receipts. So I built a tracker that checks 27 providers' public pricing pages daily, and separately curated dated, sourced price histories for streaming services going back to 2010. The streaming number surprised me. Nine services, flagship tiers: March 2021: $95.91/month. Today: $154.41/month. That's +61%, or $702 more per year for the same nine su …
Apple Reference Image刚发布，就有人做出开源、基于隐写术的Proof of Capture；真实性基础设施不会只由平台一家定义。
Open Source AI trading agent that operates autonomously across 1000+ markets - Polymarket, Kalshi, Binance, Hyperliquid, Solana DEXs, 5 EVM chains. Scans for edge, executes instantly, manages risk while you sleep. Agent commerce protocol for machine-to-machine payments. Self-hosted. Built on Claude.
> Not in the "wash your hands every thirty minutes like Howard Hughes" kind of way, Hold on, this isn't that crazy in today's day and age. I used to wash my hands basically only when using the restroom or before eating. Since the pandemic though, I started upping that a lot (not every 30 minutes, but pretty frequently) and since then almost never get sick.
Pretty exciting to see a sharded Postgres product in the market. The pitch is compelling. I wonder how many teams will be able to operate sharded database setups in production as a result of this.
Now available: ChatGPT for Financial Services.
This is a tailored ChatGPT Work experience that combines built-in financial data with GPT-6 Astra’s reasoning.
Teams can develop research, build financial models, and create customized client materials.
https://t.co/6WP5OJdnE8https://t.co/AundGG3jtc
金融数据+推理+客户材料，通用Agent向高价值垂直工作台下沉。
Sam Altman@samaAI6.2M粉 · 3条欢迎Paul Christiano加入治理体系，也确认Astra需求可能迫使Pro新订阅暂停。
This would suck, but we will prioritize great service for customers until we can get back on top of things.
引用@thsottiauxDemand for Astra is really unprecedented. We're pulling all the levers possible to sustain the demand, but I've not seen anything like it until now and we went through very steep growth before. Priority will always be to keep excellent service for existing … ↗
Next week we’ll be retiring GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark. Can you believe we shipped a model named as such!!
It's had a good run and was a lot of fun, but usage has been declining and we have significantly better models now. Time to make room for the future.
Scaled agents on demand.
This is pretty much the infrastructure that runs under the hood for ChatGPT Work, all wrapped up in an API which you can use to get started in < 1 min. Happy building.
引用@stevendcoffeyToday we're launching the Agents API, a brand new way to build Agents in the cloud, backed by the Codex harness. Bring along all your favorite tools and connectors, connect it to any sandbox, and let Astra cook.
Can't wait to see what you whip up … ↗
Do you pronounce it data or data? This is the way everyone makes dashboards and learns about the business at OpenAI. Can't live without it.
引用@ChatGPTNow everyone can put data to work.
We’re introducing a new Data agent in ChatGPT Work so you can turn your company’s data into answers, interactive dashboards, and action—just by asking.
Just add the Data Plugin in ChatGPT Work, connect to the data sources … ↗
To make sure our current users have an incredible experience and continued access to Astra, we are going to pause subscriptions to our $200 Pro plan. These put the most strain on our systems and we wanted to take the smallest step that allows us to continue giving the broadest access possible. All other plans and the api remain available.
There is no impact to existing accounts and we are working on adding more capacity as fast as we can. Thanks!
引用@thsottiauxDemand for Astra is really unprecedented. We're pulling all the levers possible to sustain the demand, but I've not seen anything like it until now and we went through very steep growth before. Priority will always be to keep excellent service for existing … ↗
You can now build on top of the same voice system that we shipped to 1B users in ChatGPT.
So many fun applications of a full duplex system with solid toolcalling. Going back to text-only experiences after this feels harder than I had expected.
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
There was a bit of a kerfuffle this morning with some banked resets not fully applying when used in ChatGPT Work and Codex. Everyone who used one in the affected time window is getting another one and an email to apologize.
Worth clarifying that this is flatly false and the two options are just two independent ways to opt-out.
We respect our users' choice whether to use their data to “improve our models for everyone” regardless of where they express that choice. Users can opt out in the in-app settings or indeed also in our privacy portal. They do not need to opt out in both places, and we will make this clearer in our Help Center.
https://t.co/sv4uFuHC3W
引用@edoardocontenteThere is a super shady data control setting on everyone's ChatGPT which makes it seem like your data can be used for training even if you explicitly say to *NOT* improve the model for everyone (1/9) ↗
And starting today, @Dropbox, @Box, and Sharepoint are now natively integrated into the ChatGPT Library across both ChatGPT and ChatGPT Work.
Rolling out this week to paid users. https://t.co/qeWFv9PSwG
引用@ChatGPTYou probably hate tab switching. Understandable.
You can now open any @googledrive Doc, Sheet, or Slide right inside ChatGPT and work side by side without switching tabs.
Rolling out on web to Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users in ChatGPT and ChatGPT … ↗
Now everyone can put data to work.
We’re introducing a new Data agent in ChatGPT Work so you can turn your company’s data into answers, interactive dashboards, and action—just by asking.
Just add the Data Plugin in ChatGPT Work, connect to the data sources and context you already use, and start the conversation. https://t.co/EG1nQFZfEU
公司数据直接变答案、仪表盘和行动，BI入口继续被对话化。
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转推2026-09-10 RT @ebloch: Stock watchlist rolling out in ChatGPT + Finances for US Plus/Pro!
Tell Chat what stocks to follow. It’ll keep an eye on what…
转推2026-09-10 RT @thsottiaux: To make sure our current users have an incredible experience and continued access to Astra, we are going to pause subscript…
转推2026-09-09 RT @athyuttamre: 🌌 ChatGPT Voice can now use GPT-5.6 Sol and GPT-6 Astra
We’re updating how intelligence works in voice. Now, you can sele…
转推2026-09-09 RT @michpokrass: following up after astra launch week and the navier-stokes announcement i wanted to share a little bit about how we think…
building the best agentic tools for Financial Services:
引用@OpenAINow available: ChatGPT for Financial Services.
This is a tailored ChatGPT Work experience that combines built-in financial data with GPT-6 Astra’s reasoning.
Teams can develop research, build financial models, and create customized client … ↗
引用@andrewaigininGPT-6 Astra is now the best-performing frontier model for antibody developability prediction in our benchmark. 🧬
Finding an antibody that binds is only the beginning. Will it aggregate? Will it stay stable? Can it actually behave like a drug?
GPT-6 Astra … ↗
GPT-Live in the API, for empowering builders to create new kinds of applications:
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
引用@ZentrixHQGPT-6 Astra just solved a problem medical students have been facing for decades
Medical students have been working around the same three problems for decades. Someone talked to them, identified all three, and built a service with Astra that solves them in … ↗
we used our models to find and fix critical vulnerabilities in our own systems, as part of a 250+ person effort within openai. playbooks/learnings/architecture which we hope can be helpful for others to make the most of the defenders' window:
引用@OpenAIWe mobilized 250+ people to strengthen our defenses across hundreds of systems. Our latest cyber models helped us find and fix vulnerabilities we might never have discovered otherwise.
We’re sharing what we learned, the architecture, and a practical playbook … ↗
引用@OpenAIPaul Christiano, founder of the Alignment Research Center, is joining the OpenAI Foundation Board and its Safety and Security Committee, which provides governance over the safety and security practices across OpenAI.
As AI capabilities advance, strong … ↗
Matt Pocock@mattpocockukAI348.6K粉 · 7条重点思考Agent缺少战略痛感，并用/retro尝试从真实会话中发现架构和技能改进。
Coming soon to mattpocock/skills
/retro
Gives you opportunities to improve your codebase, skills, and steering over time based on actual session data
Talking about this (among other things) at 8:30AM PT TODAY on this live stream:
https://t.co/uODv6tPv5ahttps://t.co/80TR77Xmna
One thing that scares me about coding with AI is that it's hard to feel your strategic mistakes
I.e. I STILL remember mistakes from my early career, in ~2018:
- using a complex form library instead of browser built-ins
- using a downright dumb webpack + PHP combo
These mistakes cost us valuable time. And when we rectified them, the tasks around them got faster.
But often, we didn't even see them as mistakes! We just thought "this is the way we do it".
We stuck to the tactical side of our job, and didn't consider high-level alternatives. Too many things to ship, too much pressure, too little interest in fixing it.
I see the same attitude in agents.
If you tell them to do a task, they will do that task. They aren't RL'd to think outside the box, or propose strategic alternatives.
So the human needs to be on the lookout for these strategic opportunities. But how do you do it, if you don't feel the pain of working in them?
I'm planning on building this into my /retro skill (still in-progress). That'll at least give the agent an opportunity to identify refactor opportunities. We'll see how it goes, but I'm still nervous about it.
引用@erikras📢 I'm officially looking for a new job. You hiring?
Full time, remote from Spain, paid via EOR, IC, TypeScript, no crypto, support for 3-4 conference speaking gigs/year.
Share plz. 🙏 DMs open.
Act now, while supplies last! ↗
Alper is right, setting expectations on software quality early is really key
I.e. explicitly calling what you're building a "prototype" can give you a much nicer experience
Whereas if the agent detects it's a finance/medical application you're in for a long grilling
引用@alperortacPro tip for anyone using /grill-me
Tell the agent: "fyi, we dont want to overengineer anything here"
And voila the rest of the session is happy decision making without jumping through extra hoops
Of course there might be complex problem solving tasks that … ↗
Submitted a session to @aiDotEngineer Paris
"Fixing The PR Bottleneck" - all about how you can apply software fundamentals + automated review to getting PR's through faster
And yes, it'll be recorded and sent to YouTube
I've been trying to use AI for knowledge work (course planning). Here's what seems to work so far:
1. Give each 'deliverable' a Karpathy-style LLM-wiki
(for me, a deliverable is a course, or a talk. A sizeable piece of work, more than 1 day's labour)
2. Split the deliverable into 'sections' that can be worked on in independent threads during the day shift
(more than one thread meads you can parallelize work in different agent threads, all reading from/writing to the wiki for shared state)
3. My input is in the form of braindumps - huge chunks of dictated text the model integrates into its wiki
(it gives me HTML reports, I react to the reports via dictation)
4. Write a 'linting' skill you can run on the entire deliverable during the night shift
(be generous, use a ton of subagents, look for every possible weakness)
This lets me speak the thing I want into existence, with the model capturing everything I say and slowly bringing the thing (course, talk, video) to life.
Work in progress, but I like it.
引用@mattpocockukKnowledge 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
- … ↗
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转推2026-09-10 RT @burkeholland: Right now @mattpocockuk talking about /improve-codebase-architecture and how to handle the mountain of code and PR's AI i…
转推2026-09-09 RT @burkeholland: If you haven't seen @GitHub Copilot in a while, you haven't seen it. So we're having an event to say Hello. Again!
New t…
There’s almost no serious research on existential risks of AI. Why? Maybe this could be a first step?
引用@DFintelligenceJe viens de passer 2 h à scruter la littérature scientifique sur les risques d’extinction de l’humanité par l’IA. Hormis le fait qu’il n’existe quasiment rien, quasiment tout converge vers des livres et des romans, ou des raccourcis de type « paperclip », qui … ↗
If they truly believe the risk is that high, and I think they do, then we need 100x more research and understanding of it. That requires them to openly share their models, datasets, training code, and agent traces.
引用@EvanHubJacob is correct here—we really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans! I personally think it is >10% within the next decade. I believe Anthropic is trying its best, but we do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for superintelligence and are not … ↗
转推2026-09-10 RT @OpenAIDevs: GPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen…
转推2026-09-10 RT @Thom_Wolf: Two big updates
1. I published an @FT op-ed on the OpenAI/HF incident & follow-ups
2. We’re starting an Open Alignment tea…
转推2026-09-10 RT @joelniklaus: Same weights. $50 of harness search. 3x on Terminal-Bench.
We optimized the OpenCode harness for GPT-OSS-20B (high reason…
转推2026-09-10 RT @Thom_Wolf: don't get distracted by all the hedging words in its name ("flash", minor version): seems like DeepSeek V4.1 Flash is a majo…
转推2026-09-10 RT @thdxr: this is what i was talking about earlier
when you're young you try to design the perfect system with neat rules that guarantee…
转推2026-09-10 RT @Tim_Dettmers: Have been using this model all day yesterday. With its new architecture, this release is just as big as R1 and will redef…
转推2026-09-10 RT @Thom_Wolf: The new DeepSeek V4.1 Flash model is mindblowing - back on top of the open-source model leaderboard and extremely cheap.
It…
转推2026-09-10 RT @OpenDesignHQ: We benchmarked DeepSeek V4.1 Flash by @deepseek_ai .
It reached 98% of GPT-6 Astra’s score at 1.4% of the cost on everyd…
转推2026-09-10 RT @deepseek_ai: 🌐 Supporting open source. Expanding deployment options.
We’ll work closely with the open-source community on V4.1-Flash i…
转推2026-09-10 RT @deepseek_ai: 🚀 Introducing DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash: smarter, faster, more efficient.
🔹 Introducing the smallest model in our new architect…
噪音2026-09-09 If they truly believe the risk is that high, and I think they do, then we need 100x more research and understanding of it. That requires them to openly share their models, datasets, training code, and
Peter Gostev@petergostevAI26.2K粉 · 11条更新BullshitBench，拆解DeepSeek架构，并继续用3D可视化解释模型与数学成果。
BullshitBench: GPT-6-Astra did quite a bit better than any previous OpenAI models but not quite reaching Anthropic models yet.
BTW, I have a dilemma, the judges that are used are pretty old - Sonnet 4.6, GPT-5.2 and Gemini 3.1 Pro. Ideally I'd re-grade all responses with Fable, Astra-level models, but it would cost me ~$3k to do. I could just switch the judges going forward, but that's bad for continuity. But I'm not super happy using these older models, e.g. see how many of Astra's grades are Amber, there are probably some that would become green or red with better judging.
引用@petergostevBullshit Benchmark: Long overdue visual update of the BullshitBench - today's models are so much better at UI design so it was a little embarrassing to still keep the old vibe coded data viewer https://t.co/gT91iV9PBz↗
Bullshit Benchmark: Long overdue visual update of the BullshitBench - today's models are so much better at UI design so it was a little embarrassing to still keep the old vibe coded data viewer https://t.co/gT91iV9PBz
引用@petergostevI've got a fun new benchmark for you where most LLMs are doing pretty badly - "Bullshit Benchmark".
What bothers me about the current breed of LLMs is that they tend to try to be too helpful regardless of how dumb the question is. So I've built 55 'bullshit' … ↗
I've asked Astra to read the DeepSeek v4.1 Flash paper and compare it to the original Transformer architecture in 3D - you can zoom in an inspect each element side by side. Things have changed quite a bit.
Try yourself: https://t.co/ESxu7fYGlGhttps://t.co/wJzLLmRJms
I would like to draw a distinction between UI capabilities and UI instincts. Even Qwen-3.8-27b has good UI instincts and can make a good landing page. But a model like Astra still has bad UI instincts but excellent UI capabilities. First pass is bad, iterations can be superb.
Astra was probably trained on only ~7% of OpenAI's total compute
引用@petergostevThe reason why open source feels close to proprietary models is that the leading labs are still using tiny amount of their compute for their biggest models. Jensen said that Astra was trained on 100,000 of Blackwells, which is only about ~7% of OpenAI's total … ↗
The reason why open source feels close to proprietary models is that the leading labs are still using tiny amount of their compute for their biggest models. Jensen said that Astra was trained on 100,000 of Blackwells, which is only about ~7% of OpenAI's total compute, based on Epoch's numbers we can estimate c.3.4m H100-equivalents that OpenAI probably has at HY 2026 (with 2.5x conversion from Blackwells to H100, making it 250k H100-equivalents).
This means that OpenAI (and assume same applies to Anthropic), could 7x their training run tomorrow and still leave 50% of their compute for inference.
You can see how a Moonshot or Alibaba could access perhaps 30-100k H100-equivalents either within China or e.g. renting in Malaysia or the Middle East and be within broadly same class of models that are trained by Anthropic/OpenAI right now. Maybe GPT-5.6-Sol was trained at 50k GB200s mark - not impossible for others to catch up.
But what happens when the frontier labs 5x-10x their next runs, could 2nd tier labs to this as well? It's possible that OpenAI's model that solved Navier-Stokes is already that model, so there's not a lot of time to scale up.
It feels to me like OpenAI/Anthropic were hitting some training scale-up bottlenecks that they are starting to solve now. Jensen said that "400k are coming online next", that would mean 4x uplift just from that. That would still leave a lot of compute on the table. Feels like there's a lot more to come.
I have given GPT-6-Astra in Codex to read OpenAI's paper and produce a visualisation of their solution to the Navier-Stokes problem in Blender. It has created this beautiful visual.
Explore it at your leisure: https://t.co/Xo2RIpum85https://t.co/nbQwZMEWT7
引用@OpenAIWe’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics.
The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 … ↗
I've done a side by side with the same prompt for Three.js vs WebGPU. The difference is not dramatic, but if you look more closely WebGPU has more detail in the trees and the dinosaurs. Both cost just under $20 in API costs and each took c.55 mins to complete.
You can take a closer look here too: https://t.co/Hx71A2J229
引用@pvncherSmall rant about Threejs
It doesn’t make sense for llms to be writing complex games in JavaScript when wasm + webgpu exists and you’re not reading the code anyway ↗
GPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV
GPT-Live-1首发原文；全双工、可打断、可接自选模型与harness。
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转推2026-09-11 RT @TownAI: Big news: now you can strike up a conversation with your Townie, powered by @OpenAI's new GPT-Live.
Tap the talk icon from anyw…
转推2026-09-11 RT @gohighlevel: 🚨 Big news: HighLevel received early alpha access to @OpenAI's GPT-Live-1, and we’ve been putting it to the test in Voice…
转推2026-09-10 RT @cognition: Introducing Devin Voice 🦦 ☎️
Your favorite AI software engineer just got a landline.
You say it, Devin ships it.
Powere…
转推2026-09-10 RT @livekit: GPT-Live-1 @openaidevs is now supported in LiveKit Agents. It's full-duplex, so it listens and speaks at the same time instead…
转推2026-09-10 RT @justoutquan: *ring ring*
Today, we’re releasing a preview version of Tomo Voice. Tomosapiens can talk with their Tomo by calling the p…
转推2026-09-10 RT @Box: OpenAI and Box are bringing your enterprise content directly into @ChatGPT.
As the file system for AI, Box provides headless acce…
转推2026-09-10 RT @Picsart: Picsart Agents now support live voice with @OpenAIDevs' new GPT-Live-1 model! 🔥
Speak naturally, interrupt mid-task, and kee…
转推2026-09-10 RT @genspark_ai: Congrats to the @OpenAI team on launching GPT-Live. 🎉
It sounds more natural. We ran it through 80 real restaurant bookin…
转推2026-09-10 RT @usehatchapp: Hatch Voice AI now runs on @OpenAIDevs GPT-Live-1, a new AI voice model, and to announce we’re among the first to bring it…
转推2026-09-10 RT @HeyGen: Real-time AI experiences are now solved AND open sourced.
We worked closely with @OpenAI to build the best framework for it, c…
转推2026-09-10 RT @TheRealAk914: Been hard to keep this one a secret!
For the past couple of months, @elise_ai has been working with @OpenAIDevs as an ea…
转推2026-09-10 RT @telnyx: GPT-Live from @OpenAI is here, and we're excited to be a launch partner.
GPT-Live brings more nuance to voice AI: tone, timing…
转推2026-09-10 RT @speak: Introducing Live Tutor Lessons, powered by @OpenAI GPT‑Live-1: Interactive language lessons with a tutor that get you talking,…
Try this prompt in Claude chat to give it more context about yourself:
Interview me in depth using free text, or askuserquestion tool when multiple choice works, about relevant parts of my life you don’t know about yet and save it all to memory.
引用@blakeiri have long thought ChatGPT, Claude, etc. would be 10x more useful if they just spent 20 minutes interviewing me.
really dig into my life, how I think, what I care about, what I’m trying to do. and keep asking questions as we work together. ↗
Thank you for your service GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark - you were special and I hope you are proud of being the first fastest boi out there 🫡
Retiring next week, send a prompt just to feel how far we’ve come since then ;)
引用@thsottiauxNext week we’ll be retiring GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark. Can you believe we shipped a model named as such!!
It's had a good run and was a lot of fun, but usage has been declining and we have significantly better models now. Time to make room for the future. ↗
GPT-Live-1 is in the API!
It listens while it talks, so you can interrupt it or pause to think.
0.05$/ min
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
Unity’s official Codex plugin is here! 🎮
Skills from Unity’s own engineers for:
> Project setup, packages & live Editor control
> UI, sprites, tilemaps & text
> Shaders, rendering & post-processing
> Physics & AI navigation
> Audio, multiplayer & voice chat
> Localization & web performance
and more
Go build that game 👇
next few weeks btw:
BER 🇩🇪
LDN 🇬🇧
SWE 🇸🇪
ITA 🇮🇹
SFO 🇺🇸
LDN 🇬🇧
IND 🇮🇳
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FRA 🇫🇷
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引用@reach_vbwhat an incredible past few days/ weeks, I’m in awe of everything teams are working and the sheer diversity of it
the number of times I’ve context switched from launches to startups to docs to testing to hiring and more is unreal ↗
what an incredible past few days/ weeks, I’m in awe of everything teams are working and the sheer diversity of it
the number of times I’ve context switched from launches to startups to docs to testing to hiring and more is unreal
转推2026-09-09 RT @thsottiaux: Worth clarifying that this is flatly false and the two options are just two independent ways to opt-out.
We respect our us…
转推2026-09-09 RT @michpokrass: following up after astra launch week and the navier-stokes announcement i wanted to share a little bit about how we think…
Ben Tossell@bentossellAI199.9K粉 · 5条本期档案覆盖未达要求；现有内容关注tldraw极速交付、算力市场与模型加速。
this is insane
- steve says he can make the sketch 100x better
- tibo says do it by tomorrow
- steve runs a walkthough of a chatgpt app they built with the product in it and 100x better
(the products they built i in their replies - its this https://t.co/ekxcGpH82k)
引用@AnthropicAIAnthropic’s Economics team is sharing a new model of how AI might affect economic growth, jobs, wages, and more by 2030.
Explore the scenarios, tell us what you think will happen, and see how your answers compare to more than 10,000 Americans. … ↗
转推2026-09-10 RT @evanjconrad: the average on-platform customer on sfcompute saves about 25%
it's the difference between $4.5/hr and $3.3/hr
we wrote a…
转推2026-09-09 RT @FactoryAI: Factory is now available on the Claude marketplace. Enterprise customers can apply their committed Anthropic spend to Factor…
Alex Volkov@altryneAI42.0K粉 · 11条本期档案覆盖未达要求；现有内容集中在Muse隐私架构、浏览器交互摩擦和主动Agent体验。
Bro what? They got zuck tweeting lol, Wang is tweeting so much I had to remove remove his notifications.
They are absolutely crushing it at tech twitter, maybe you're following the wrong folks?
引用@CoastalFuturistMeta really hurts themselves by not having people who are active on tech twitter. I love that all the other labs are, so you can make connections and dm them about use case questions
I'd love to try out muse, but it would be great to be able to dm someone … ↗
Agggggh @Muse I can't paste inside your browser view, it's really annoying to get a "hey I couldn't login with the credentials you provided" and then take over and not be able to paste the password! The paste menu is disabled
@natfriedman when's the 1P integration coming 🙏 https://t.co/RIlpKvNkez
People: I will never trust Meta with my data
Meta: working on a cryptographically secure VM with @moxie that will verifiably not have any way for Meta to access your data even if @finkd really wants to
Folks really need to reevaluate their priors about this company ffs https://t.co/HKYA0hQMFq
引用@ledwardsNarrative violation, but there are very few places more secure to store the kind of data that a personal agent needs than with Meta. Especially given the value and surface area of their data.
In 22 years, they’ve had one (1) confirmed successful penetration … ↗
Proactive agents, that's what we want in 2026!
@muse just surprised and delighted me with this! My daughter is turning 8 and Muse knows this and suggests to help me plan a party! Really really well done https://t.co/snL0cFL27j
Iphone duo is here! Here's the teaser featuring @johnternus at #AppleEvent
"Similar size of a passport" with a weird asymetric shape
They also have a female version of Jony Ive narrating it https://t.co/qR5jcyykMu
转推2026-09-10 RT @thursdai_pod: Walking inside a Van Gogh painting...
@petergostev brought Fable 5.1 demos to ThursdAI and says no other model has been…
转推2026-09-10 RT @huntie: Probably the most visually useful slide for why the iPhone Duo UI is reconfigured https://t.co/lf8gecK088
Simon Willison@simonwAI220.8K粉 · 2条发布Datasette安全更新，并用图像模型加Codex生成可编辑Blender资产。
Datasette 1.0a39 and 0.65.4 security releases - https://t.co/r9Avn79J8d
We ran an extensive audit using Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-5.6 Sol and GPT-6 Astra, then fixed a range of different bugs. If you're running a Datasette instance on a public website you should upgrade.
Here's a Blender model of a Pluribus themed Fabergé egg I had GPT-6 Astra build - I generated the concept image using ChatGPT Images 2.5, then pasted the image into Codex and told Astra to turn that into a Blender file
Details here: https://t.co/9DZa0x6GZfhttps://t.co/ge8TbjsS5Y
概念图到Blender文件的两模型接力，展示可编辑资产生成链。
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转推2026-09-10 RT @antirez: DwarfStar running DeepSeek v4.1 Flash on a 128GB M5 Max. I didn't expect with SSD streaming it could be so fast. Recent SSD st…
This model is insane at landing pages.
I asked DeepSeek V4.1 Flash & Claude Fable 5 to build me a landing page for a movie theater.
Fable cost $1.21 while V4.1 Flash cost 2.6 cents, making it more than 40x cheaper at similar quality.
Gave both the exact same prompt! https://t.co/do6wut6spA
引用@deepseek_ai🚀 Introducing DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash: smarter, faster, more efficient.
🔹 Introducing the smallest model in our new architecture family, with native visual understanding.
🔹 Designed for greater capability, faster inference, higher throughput, and scaling to … ↗
Wrote an article on the Open Source AI Stack!
It breaks down the ecosystem around open models: harnesses, gateways, routers, tools, inference, & more.
A good place to start if you're exploring open source models or just getting into them.
Gemini API docs got a new home: https://t.co/M9gkwoTeVo. This is our first step towards making Gemini resources more accessible for both humans and coding agents.
We moved the docs directly into @GoogleAIStudio so you can read guides, grab your API key, and test models in one place.
- Append .md to any URL for markdown version
- Docs MCP: `npx add-mcp "https://t.co/rRFcJjMD5Q"`
- Agent Skills: `npx skills add google-gemini/gemini-skills`
AI is now helping paralyzed people move again.
This man is moving his own hand with an implant trained on his brain activity, and feeling everything he touches.
An incredible application of AI for good! https://t.co/5PWhCUVJsZ
转推2026-09-10 RT @kmad: Recursive Language Models are used by @harvey, @PrimeIntellect, not to mention Anthropic and OpenAI
If you want to learn more, m…
转推2026-09-09 RT @varunshenoy_: at long lake, we've bought 40+ services businesses to build AI where work actually happens
we're working on:
- deploying…
转推2026-09-09 RT @aiDotEngineer: We’re hiring at AI Engineer.
Help us unite and empower the global AI engineering community.
Open roles:
• Growth Marke…
Andrej Karpathy@karpathyAI4.1M粉 · 0条只转发Anthropic最新威胁情报报告。
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转推2026-09-10 RT @AnthropicAI: We're publishing our most detailed threat intelligence report to date.
It covers how people tried to misuse Claude—for c…
I’ll be paid $103,000 to race so far.
I’m going to bed now, let’s see what gets tattooed on my body tomorrow!
Auction ends in 6 hours btw.
引用@marclouI'm selling my body.
On September 19th, I'm competing in my first HYROX race in Turkey.
You can advertise your startup on 10 of my muscles:
- Your website is listed on https://t.co/49RnsFBVzP
- Your logo will be tattooed on my body on race day
- I'll share … ↗
This guy has brain cancer.
He has 784 subscribers and posts one VLOG a day on YouTube, despite nobody really watching them.
He seems very kind, and he's building games knowing that he has < 5 years to live.
I wanted to send him some support, so you can check his channel here https://t.co/Sy8uLhQeky.
He's also on X at @SudoKidTV, but not sure he's active.
After watching his videos, I felt grateful.
Grateful to be alive.
Grateful to be loved.
Grateful to be healthy.
Thank you, SudoKid ❤️
OK, I removed this.
If someone outbids you, you get a 100% refund.
I'll cover the fee from now!
引用@kr0deri was about to pay $4000 to put @screeniesapp on @marclou’s calf
but then i realised even if it gets refunded, the processing fee is insane for non-Americans
Stripe fee + international card fee + AMEX currency exchange fee
it comes out to almost 10% 💀 ↗
I’m organizing the 12th Indie Hacker Meetup in Turkey 🇹🇷
📍 Istanbul, Turkey
📅 Sunday, September 13
🕣 3:00–5:00 PM
This meetup is a little special...
The AI startup @eachlabs reached out and offered to organize it, so we have a real venue with AC!
At 3 PM, I'll tell you a little story, and at 4 PM, we'll get some baklava and chat.
The event is free, but we’re capped at 150 people because of the venue—so please RSVP here: https://t.co/Un7SWD0WnN
Yakında görüşürüz! 🇹🇷
转推2026-09-10 RT @marclou: This guy has brain cancer.
He has 784 subscribers and posts one VLOG a day on YouTube, despite nobody really watching them.…
转推2026-09-10 RT @marclou: I’m organizing the 12th Indie Hacker Meetup in Turkey 🇹🇷
📍 Istanbul, Turkey
📅 Sunday, September 13
🕣 3:00–5:00 PM
This meetu…
转推2026-09-10 RT @trust_mrr: ACQUIRED ✅ 🎉
A mobile app just got acquired on TrustMRR.
💰 Sold for $20K
🤑 $733 revenue last 30 days
📈 2.3x multiple
It t…
转推2026-09-10 RT @marclou: https://t.co/6t69IvMDf0 spent $80,000 to outbid ALL sponsors of my HYROX race.
It happened 8 hours ago.
2 sponsors fought ba…
转推2026-09-10 RT @martindonadieu: Meanwhile this baby never disappoints me !
10 years of grinding:
7 years at 0 MRR
2 years balancing with freelance j…
I am so confused why people don't understand this, I keep getting these replies
Don't you get it?
Normies don't vibe code, they just ask something like "do my bookkeeping" or "file my tax" or "organize a movie night and send invites" or "generate a flyer for movie night" or "edit my video"
They don't ever see code, vibe code, or do anything with code, their AI chat app just does it for them
Most of the software layer has already disappeared or will completely disappear for normies
Just like building personal homepages permanently disappeared for normies when Facebook launched ~2005
A lot like this picture where functions of individual devices all got replaced with a single device
Same happening with apps now
引用@hustlin_heev@levelsio As someone who talked to my users
They are so so so not technical
Like boomers and marketer girlies
I cannot image them vibe coding anything
But maybe ur right, it’ll just get so good at u won’t need to think thru or problem solve. ↗
The point is that it catches attention (and makes money) and it's controversial as you can see from the 100+ replies in the post below (which catches even more attention)
You have to become a master of getting attention in this time
Now that building anything has become quite trivial, catching attention is now the most important skill I think
He's creative, the opposite of boring, thinks out of the box, isn't scared of controversy and ships fast and so he has the perfect skillset right now
All the attention for these projects also funnel back to him (as followers) and his projects (like TrustMRR) which help to increase revenue later
10/10
引用@_avdeptwith all the respect to Marc, can anyone explain whats the point to turn yourself into clown?
The guy has enough money, has working profitable products, whats the point to even do that for $20-30k??
Hype ? - well ppl forget about this 10 minutes after they … ↗
This is essentially my belief too
And I'm confused why so many people don't think this yet
The AI chat apps will slowly eat up most services and provide them to users directly, many times without even an app or interface, just do whatever the user wants
Dario Anthropic said it himself "in the end there will be just Anthropic and world governments" or similar, as they (and the other AI labs) will replace all work and all services
The question is the timeline
引用@ricktavAnd again you are ahead of the pack! This will be standard practice soon, the better AI gets at single shotting whatever service we want. You had the capability to code already so you could be super productive with just a little help and early. That little … ↗
I was wrong
I still think it's just an API though and any API can be used as an MCP and in the end they'll just become the same
引用@levelsioThank god MCP is dead
Just as useless of an idea as LLMs.txt was
It's all dumb abstractions that AI doesn't need because AI's are as smart as humans so they can just use what was already there which is APIs ↗
He's right
Amazon Air (or Prime Air) is down there with the worst airlines in the world in safety record
Worse than Pakistan's terrible airline and same fatal odds as Nepal's terrible Yeti Airlines
Source: https://t.co/lU0Gb2zOLUhttps://t.co/smk3r3L1pj
引用@bschollAmazon Air has roughly 4.4X the major accident rate of global airlines and 18X the fatal accident rate, per departure.
Something is seriously wrong with how Amazon is operating. I suspect the model of subcontracting to random tier 3 “airlines” is broken. ↗
"That's kinda sad honestly"
One thing I learnt in business school is that the market doesn't care about your feelings
A famous Austrian economist Schumpeter called it creative destruction
"Creative destruction is a process in which new innovations replace and make older innovations obsolete"
You have to be constantly changing and adapting to survive creative destruction and many do not, you're just wiped out
I think we're in the middle of the biggest economic transition since the Industrial Revolution of 250 years ago
引用@andrii_romThat's kinda sad honestly. Selling to indiehackers was always a pain and now with AI it's pretty much impossible - everyone is vibecoding their own stuff
I hope that larger businesses (most of the market) are just too lazy to do that so that we could sell … ↗
Oh for sure
I think my only moat left post-AGI is:
- https://t.co/1z6UN2d0nh community + data (now free membership)
- Me being on @X with an audience
- My https://t.co/9CJsL4WdHt investments
The rest will be completely and utterly wiped out with no doubt
引用@andrii_rom@levelsio Aren't you scared that people can vibecode their PhotoAI or InteriorAI, just like you did with these services? ↗
✨ Here is GPT Image 2.5 vs. GPT Image 2 on Photo AI
It's definitely more real and has more resemblance and is also 3x faster 😊
GPT Image 2 uses the reference picture more literally and stitches it into the photo kinda whereas GPT Image 2.5 actually uses it as a reference
Very cool
引用@OpenAIChatGPT Images 2.5—faster, sharper, smarter, with better tools for creating whatever you can dream of.
- Faster image generation to keep your ideas flowing
- Improved fidelity for more natural, recognizable images
- Consistent details across multiple … ↗
Without AI inference my profit margin is now 99.4%
With AI inference (mostly Photo AI) it goes down to 93%!
引用@pepijnniesten@levelsio Haha wow. WHat is your margin now? ↗
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转推2026-09-10 RT @afonsolfm: For the past 3 weeks, I've been travelling around Poland. I started in Krakow, then went to Wroclaw, and now I'm in Warsaw.…
转推2026-09-09 RT @marclou: I'm selling my butt 🍑
Bidding starts at $10,000.
Then +$5,000 per takeover.
It's a premium spot ☺️ so it's more expensive th…
Alex Finn@AlexFinnindie473.9K粉 · 3条重推多Agent终端Herdr、超长提问式规划和可自制的GPT-Live随身助手。
If you build with AI, you NEED to be using Herdr
It's made me 100x more productive and has made it SO easy to manage all of my agents across Codex, Claude, Hermes, and OpenClaw
It's a free, open source CLI tool and I'm addicted
Here's how it works:
You get 'spaces' (top left in screenshot) which are basically your projects. You make a space for every project you're building
In each space you get tabs (top of screen). Each tab can be a separate agent. They're each basically a new terminal instance
I open a tab for each part of the project I'm working on. For example, in the game I'm building I have a tab for gameplay, sound, design, progression etc. Each is a terminal with Codex open
Every time you open a new agent, it goes into your agents list in the bottom left. This allows you to see which agents are working and which need a response so you can quickly multitask. Herdr automatically picks up when you open new agents
Herdr supports all agents, so you can manage Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, and Claude agents side by side. By far the easiest way of managing multiple agents ever
If you take the few minutes it takes to set up and get used to, guarantee you get way more done
Since it's open source you can even build your own versions of it and customize it any way you want. I built my own version that lives in World of Warcraft so I can prompt while I play
No I'm not getting paid, no I'm not sponsored. Nobody from the team has ever contacted me
I'm sure I'll get accused of being paid any way (free open source tools love paying for undisclosed shills) but man I just had to share this. My productivity has been bananas the last week
Open source is taking over right now
This is actually the release I've been waiting for for a long time. A hacker's dream come true
You can now build the Jony Ive/OpenAI device before they even release it
Going to be buying a small dev screen/mic on Amazon. Plug it into my computer. Tell Astra to hack it and put the Live-1 API on it
Now anywhere you go you can just talk to the device and have it do work for you
Basically ChatGPT's Voice everywhere you go.
Give it commands, it starts doing work on your home computer
You basically can now build your own personal assistant
Tons of cheap ways to do this on Amazon with small dev devices. Just search for them
Things like this just make AI fun and I don't think we focus enough on having fun
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
This has sped up my AI coding 20x (prompt at the end):
Before building out a big feature, ask ChatGPT 6 Astra to ask you as many questions it needs to fully plan out the idea
This is even better than plan mode. plan mode is typically limited to 3 or 4 questions. This is like a super plan mode and makes Astra SO good
This has asked me 100+ questions before. Seems like a lot but actually saves you time in the long run
The plan it builds will be so detailed and complete that it can basically run autonomously and build the entire thing
But here's where you take things to the next level:
You also have it take your entire plan and create detailed Linear issues for it
It should create 20+ tasks in Linear
Then it's as easy as saying "ok work on the next thing" over and over until the feature is done
Highly recommend downloading and using Linear if you haven't yet. Amazing project management tool w/ excellent free tier
Will basically capture all these details and put your agent on autopilot. It's a 2nd brain.
Use this prompt:
"I want to build out *describe your feature in detail*. Ask as many questions you need of my to fully understand every detail of what I want to build out. Then take everything you learn, and create super focused and detailed Linear issues. Then begin work"
Getting so much more high quality code out with this workflow. You're welcome.
先让模型问足问题，再拆成Linear任务；价值在前置澄清，不在机械重复“下一步”。
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转推2026-09-11 RT @AlexFinn: This is actually the release I've been waiting for for a long time. A hacker's dream come true
You can now build the Jony Iv…
转推2026-09-09 RT @AlexFinn: Everything you need to master in 2026 to get rich:
• Using Astra 6 high for planning, low for execution
• Grok Bot to manage…
Simon Høiberg@SimonHoibergindie162.6K粉 · 9条讨论欧盟合规不确定性、高客单价软件包，以及不用MCP直接驱动视频工具的工作流。
"You do the best and hope for the best" - crazy. EU has no rule of law when it comes to this.
This explains why half of founders here are to scared to start a business, the other half doesn't give a shit and just yolo.
引用@michael_kove@SimonHoiberg For one of my clients (entering EU markets from US) - we hired a GDPR lawyer. It was highly recommended firm, with positive track record.
He said, "it's a gamble. You do your best and hope for the best"
A lawyer who specializes in compliance. ↗
And most people don't really know what GDPR is and which rights it gives them. Most businesses owners don't know what it is and what obligations it gives them.
Ask AI, and even AI will have a hard time giving you a clear answer.
And now AI act...
It's just confusing, unclear bureaucracy for the sake of it. EU has become a master of this theater.
引用@dhhThe GDPR has been a catastrophe for Europe. The billions of euros misspent on stupid compliance games to with loser prizes like this is tragic. A bold EU would recognize the lateness of the hour and flush it whole. ↗
The awesome part of selling a $799 software bundle is that you don't need many sales before it starts getting fun.
I'm doing just a couple of sales/day. And that's $40K-$60K/month.
Then 2-3 times/year I do promotions which makes the revenue spike in those periods.
Convincing people to buy your stuff is hard. The value need to be crystal clear. But once you've convinced them, having them pay $799 instead of $120 is surprisingly little harder - at least for the right kind of buyer.
Generally, it's easier to convince 2 people to buy for $799 than 6 people to buy for $120.
引用@SimonHoiberg"How can you sustain a lifetime deal"
- It's a question I get over and over.
Here's how 👇
(FounderStack vs. AppSumo).
Our price is 15-20x higher than the average product on AppSumo - that's mostly it.
If you see software with ongoing costs offered at $39 … ↗
You don't really need DaVinci MCP.
Just let GPT 6 Astra run scripts and commands directly and combine it with computer use when DaVinci's API falls short.
The MCP actually gets annoying and a bit limiting/in the way.
Otherwise, I agree. This is how my videos are produced now too.
引用@gpumaxxerI’m spending my entire annual salary at Higgsfield on a billboard built like a Greek god.
Every ad slot on @marclou’s body is now Higgsfield. For HYROX.
Whoever wants to sell ad slots on their bodies, hit me up. @sydney_sweeney@KingJames 👀
fyi, my GPT-6 … ↗
Now showing in top-3 under "Omarchy" 😎
Been quite a while since I've appeared high in YouTube search for my videos. https://t.co/EADyX0ZfFP
引用@SimonHoibergOmarchy just completely changed how I'm building my AI-Native companies.
Let me show you the full breakdown here 👇
https://t.co/yr0XQDGQAS↗
I love this 👏
Here's a few I want to add:
- Buffer/Hootsuite -> FeedHive
- Intercom/Zendesk -> Aidbase
- Bitly/Shortly -> LinkDrip
- Sift/ClearSale -> SignupGate
Instead of vibe coding your own, get these replacements for a one-time purchase.
Save +$1000/m easily.
See here: https://t.co/sGIT7kWVMm
引用@levelsio✨ I replaced all these SaaS with my own vibe coded now, so about $25,000/mo savings:
- Weather API -> My own vibe coded weather service using Norway's meteorology API
- Image resizing API -> My own vibe coded image resizing API with NodeJS's Sharp + Redis … ↗
Every time I recommend self-hosted tools, people ask where they should rent the hardware.
For learning, testing, or running small, lightweight services - I recommend a small VPS.
The annoying part is that the price changes a lot by region. Storage, IPv4, bandwidth, taxes, and annual commitments can make the headline number pretty useless.
I went through the current starter plans and picked nine options with at least 2GB RAM, storage, and public IPv4.
Europe:
• Netcup - €5.72/month + setup
• OVHcloud - $5.35/month
• Hetzner - €11.99/month
US:
• RamNode - $5/month
• AtlanticNet - $8/month
• DigitalOcean - $12/month
Asia:
• BinaryLane Singapore - A$9.80/720 hours
• Vultr Tokyo - $10/month
• Linode Mumbai - $12/month
Before buying or renting hardware, I'd start here 👇
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转推2026-09-10 RT @SimonHoiberg: I built a custom agentic OS in Electron and React Native - and I thought I was the boss 😎
Then I tried Omarchy - arguab…
转推2026-09-10 RT @SimonHoiberg: The awesome part of selling a $799 software bundle is that you don't need many sales before it starts getting fun.
I'm d…
转推2026-09-10 RT @SimonHoiberg: I love this 👏
Here's a few I want to add:
- Buffer/Hootsuite -> FeedHive
- Intercom/Zendesk -> Aidbase
- Bitly/Shortly -…
Adam Lyttle@adamlyttleappsindie58.4K粉 · 7条网页小游戏累计200小时游玩，同时复盘多年每周两更做到4万YouTube订阅的过程。
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 … ↗
There’s one more secret to how I reached 40k…
Hiring the talented team at @thiswillblossom to do all the video producing and editing
Best decision I ever made. Was doing a whole day of editing per video and quickly discovered it’s a full time job
Clip Wing now takes care of the whole thing. I record a garbled mess of raw video and they turn it into magic 😂
引用@adamlyttleappsWoah
I started doing this YouTube thing regularly a few years ago
Back then was happy to get 500 subscribers
Now it’s at 40k and I’m just in disbelief
There’s no massive moment where numbers show up. No viral trick.
I just released 2 videos every week … ↗
Woah
I started doing this YouTube thing regularly a few years ago
Back then was happy to get 500 subscribers
Now it’s at 40k and I’m just in disbelief
There’s no massive moment where numbers show up. No viral trick.
I just released 2 videos every week for years. Consistently showing up over and over.
While running an app business and being there for my family.
These days my biggest challenge is trying to work on my communication skills better.
I want to open up about my journey more. I think it’s interesting to people how I juggle family life + entrepreneurship
Most influencers are travelling the world without commitments. I don’t think there’s a voice showing the family man side of things.
But I don’t know how to make that interesting. I tried to do a vlog once and failed. It’s harder than it looks.
I'm not saying it's bad. It's just a price that seems really hard to justify
引用@adamlyttleappsI think iPhone Duo just made the Vision Pro mistake…
A novel device with no clear use case that's too expensive for the average person
No adoption = less developers building on it
No developers = no "killer app" or clear use case
It's a shame because … ↗
引用@adamlyttleappsI think iPhone Duo just made the Vision Pro mistake…
A novel device with no clear use case that's too expensive for the average person
No adoption = less developers building on it
No developers = no "killer app" or clear use case
It's a shame because … ↗
I think iPhone Duo just made the Vision Pro mistake…
A novel device with no clear use case that's too expensive for the average person
No adoption = less developers building on it
No developers = no "killer app" or clear use case
It's a shame because Apple makes beautiful tech that looks like magic
These things deserve to be in more hands. But that price is just too hard to justify without a clear reason why
Bazzly crossed $10k MRR yesterday
I think it's my 8th product going above $10k MRR
https://t.co/1MEIhy0L5K helps you get customers from Reddit on autopilot
and get you cited inside ChatGPT and other AI answers
it's not your usual Reddit listening tool. it helps you
- get your comment to rank #1 in every thread
- find and DM your ideal customers in one click
- post through our warmed-up high karma accounts (you can use your own Reddit accounts too)
and we closed signups 2 months ago because we couldn't onboard people fast enough
now we're slowly letting people in from the waitlist
see the fact is Reddit is extremely hard to build distribution on
it takes months of being useful before anyone lets you mention what you built
and that's what we're solving with it
everyone calling Reddit dead because ChatGPT stopped citing it is wrong
Promptwatch said Reddit's share of ChatGPT citations went from 3.83% to 0.52%
when in April it was the most cited domain in ChatGPT
the panic is fair
if you built your AI visibility plan on Reddit, you'd be worried about it going to waste
but almost nobody opened the other dataset
Ahrefs looked at 145M US Google results
when the "discussions and forums" block shows up, Reddit is still in it about 84% of the time
Reddit lost one channel (maybe, it's not definite yet), but it's still showing up in the other one your buyer uses before they've decided anything
and nobody has a comparable baseline for the ChatGPT number either:
- Promptwatch had Reddit at 3.83% of citations before the drop
- Ahrefs, same platform, around the same time, had it at 16.7%
- Semrush once put it near 60%
yet everyone quoted an 86% collapse off a number the industry measures four different ways
and nobody outside OpenAI can actually explain either one. we all rebuilt our strategy around a number one tracker caught
Reddit is miserable to market on
it takes months of being useful before anyone lets you mention what you built
so continue doing that
The future is going to be amazing. Abundance of creativity unleashed. Every software dream a prompt away. Don't you dare blackpill on the beauty of this moment!
引用@matvellosoAnd just like that we went from vibe code to vibe shift ↗
The models saturated the last eval, so now we're stepping up the difficulty! How long until we're at 80%+? End of year?
引用@railsAgents on Rails: Stage 2 is live. We wanted to find out: can you hand a model a real feature ticket and trust what comes back?
The jump from atomic tasks to feature requests has interesting results…
@OpenAI GPT-6 Astra is new to the leaderboard, and it … ↗
I think @jasonfried already offered to go halfsies on a Quattro in Malibu. It's awfully tempting! What an astoundingly cool car. https://t.co/IERFMMY9Zx
Inviting more people into open source offers the gift of meaning: Turning consumers into creators, dabblers into doers, spectators into shippers. There's so much untapped creativity and talent out there. It was just waiting for an invitation, a motive, and a means.
引用@nixcraftThe actual GOAT of our IT industry who co-created the C programming lang and helped develop the Unix OS. Happy birthday to a true legend whose work shaped modern computing. https://t.co/dmRTwyX31G↗
It's clear that the days of Nautilus as the default file manager in Omarchy are numbered. There are a lot of great attempts at its successor, and Flea is definitely among them. We will coronate a new default either for Quattro RS or the version after. May the best attempt win!
引用@thisisgmFlea 0.2.0 is out! Huge UI/UX improvements: a new dual-pane (commander) view, Open with, Trash you can restore from, rename in every view, Permissions, Delete permanently, four new Settings sections, and so many bugs killed.
If you gave up on Flea in its … ↗
I'm working on a Omarchy Giants theme. If someone is crafty with AI, and can make these masters part of the aesthetic, I would love some help. HERITAGE IS DUTY 🫡 https://t.co/X1YIO415sT
转推2026-09-11 RT @ryrobes: Hazel: a (beautiful) database monitor plugin for @DHH’s Omarchy 4.x. Track PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, Percona, & ClickHouse f…
转推2026-09-11 RT @rails: For those who can't make it to Austin: Tune in live to watch the Rails World 2026 Opening Keynote where @dhh will share what's n…
Everything I run is on a Hetzner VPS + a server in my office
People think it's about saving money, but it's not
It's about having nobody emailing me in 6 months to tell me the pricing changed 🙃
I made $96,000 in April 2031
💼 $2K 7-8 job
🤖 $500 helping OpenAI train "God2.0"
🧠 $900 renting my Neuralink idle cycles at night
📣 $2K permanent "Google" tattoo on my forehead
🍆 $200 selling vegetables from my communal garden
💰 $91,300 selling a course on how I made $96K
- Outbid clone
- Habit tracker
- Analytics SaaS
- AI reddit something
- Directory of indie hackers products
Those are the BEST ideas to have a $0 product 🙌🏻
I've been using an unreleased product of mine every day for months.
It started as a dashboard I built because I wanted to have a clear view of my revenue across my projects and payment providers.
It evolves in something bigger, something helping me taking business decisions
I can't wait to release it! Do you know what it could be?
Tony Dinh@tdinh_meindie201.5K粉 · 2条围观身体广告实验，也吐槽iPhone Duo没有Face ID。
5 reasons to make ASO your #1 priority
- it's free
u need 0 tools to find the right keywords, design good screenshots, and localize your app
- it's ai agents friendly
do everything from the terminal.
use my free claude code skill "vibe-aso" to automate your aso
- it works when you sleep
not feeling like marketing this week?
aso will still bring you installs
- it has a clear rulebook
1. find good keywords
2. localize your apps
3. improve your apps
4. care about your customers
- it helps when you scale with ads
you will get more installs from ads if you have reviews and polished screenshots
to summarize
DO ASO THIS WEEKEND
babe wake up
it's 2036
you need to use grok mega pickle 12.1 for 90 minutes to pay for your chipotle dinner last installment
the future is bright https://t.co/488nMwseXu
引用@Mutchtaba2STOP PAYING FOR TOKENS !
START GETTING PAID INSTEAD
Introducing Straitly, the first AI service that PAYS YOU for using tokens
Unlike
> Openrouter charges 5.5% service fee
> Vercel charges 2.9% payment fee
> Anthropic gives you low rate limits
> OpenAI only … ↗
转推2026-09-09 RT @DanKulkov: new in activationpal
> last 14 days / custom range
> trial churn in key metrics
> faster loading lol
> trial insights per a…
Danny Postma@dannypostmaindie182.9K粉 · 3条给HeadshotPro加生活方式写真，并分享Agent每周自动修Sentry问题的工作流。
引用@dannypostmagenuinely triggered to buy a foldable phone just for the larger screen real estate + multi-tasking to make this much better experience on the go ↗
Dropping the iPhone Duo without a screen protector is gonna be a whole new experience.
I bet that even with a protector, that phone will break much more hilariously :/
I am now at the point in my life where I find great joy when two of my hobbies intersect in unexpected ways.
This time, Dutch oven cookware and Star Trek. 🥰🖖 https://t.co/uxFJiuXqej
引用@bensenescuThere was a big uptick in interest this month driven by 2 things:
1. @AndrewWarner 's awesome channel where he interviewed me (linked)
2. @Shpigford posting about self hosting OpenSEO which trended on X
Thank you both for sharing!
https://t.co/0SmBhMNVGP↗
neat thing my /seo skill does: it makes sure your marketing site claims are accurate.
released a https://t.co/s6bZ2W8fa1 app update today & then separately ran /seo & it immediately figured out the release meant a change in marketing facts (important for AEO/GEO).
💥🎤🫳 https://t.co/KsxVC2uVfG
引用@ShpigfordMassive new Initial Commit skill drop! An 89-file behemoth!
https://t.co/dNd8p54QcR
Most SEO tools tell you what to do. /seo does it: each run measures your site, ranks every possible action on one scale (fix a wrong claim, repair a broken redirect, refresh … ↗
引用@ChrisHaydukI work at OpenAI and personally think AI has been and will continue to be an extremely beneficial technology to humanity
The conversation should be around how many billions of lives it will save ↗
this genuinely might be the most valuable skill i've ever built.
kinda feels irresponsible to release it. definitely some secret sauce in here.
引用@ShpigfordMassive new Initial Commit skill drop! An 89-file behemoth!
https://t.co/dNd8p54QcR
Most SEO tools tell you what to do. /seo does it: each run measures your site, ranks every possible action on one scale (fix a wrong claim, repair a broken redirect, refresh … ↗
Massive new Initial Commit skill drop! An 89-file behemoth!
https://t.co/dNd8p54QcR
Most SEO tools tell you what to do. /seo does it: each run measures your site, ranks every possible action on one scale (fix a wrong claim, repair a broken redirect, refresh a page sitting at position 8, consolidate duplicates, write the next piece, build a free tool, get cited by ChatGPT), and executes the single best one.
It scores its own past actions against your site's real numbers, so a month in, it knows which moves work on your site and which don't.
- One action per run. Ranks every possible fix, refresh, and new piece on one scale, does the winner.
- Learns from results. Scores past actions against real Search Console data and adjusts.
- Truth check. Finds live pages that contradict your pricing, features, or facts, and fixes them first.
- Answer-engine visibility. What ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and AI Overviews say and cite.
- Whole-site census. Every URL judged. Pruning scores like publishing.
- Outside-in demand. Reddit, Hacker News, on-site search, competitors, seasonality.
- Weekly deltas. Competitor pages and keywords, lost backlinks, inbound 404s, unlinked mentions.
- Internal link finder. Pages that mention a topic but don't link to the page that ranks for it.
- Files, CMS, or database. Database fixes ship as migrations or drafts.
- Runs on Search Console alone. Suggests new data sources along with what each added connection unlocks.
You basically just run /seo repeatedly. Daily. Multiple times a day. Weekly. On a /loop. Whatever you want. It just constantly improves your SEO.
On the content-production front, it's optimized for a TON of content types...
Editorial
- Pillar guide
- How-to / tutorial
- Listicle / roundup
- Definition / answer page
- Comparison
- Data study / original research
- Resource / template library
- Opinion
- Case study / teardown
Programmatic
- /alternatives/[competitor]
- /for/[use-case] and /for/[audience]
- /compare/[a]-vs-[b]
- /playbooks/[topic]
- /tools/[axis], one tool template across an entity axis
- Plus twelve playbooks for the data side: templates, curation, conversions, comparisons, examples, locations, personas, integrations, glossary, translations, directory, profiles
Free tools (interactive, built and shipped)
- Calculator
- Generator
- Analyzer / checker
- Tester / preview
- Lookup / database
- Converter / formatter
- Quiz / assessment
Not new content, but output
- Corrections and refreshes to existing pages
- Schema / JSON-LD
- llms.txt, robots and sitemap fixes
- Social drafts, outreach and directory briefs
I've been running various iterations of this a dozen times a day for months.
have been trying to codify how i feel about technology, especially as i have more and more conversations with my kids about ai and the role of tech in their lives as teens/young adults.
they've just got entirely different perspectives/lived experiences and i've had trouble putting my finger on what to call those differences or the lens i view technology through.
initially my thought was "well, i'm a techno-optimist" but i don't know that i am. i don't really have an ideological view of technology in the "right and wrong" sense.
i'm just excited about technology. i see possibility. i see opportunity.
can technology be misused? obviously. just like all tools. but i don't believe they're inherently evil and i believe they are an incredible force for good when used appropriately.
so. what's that called?
in my head it's a lot like early radio. a real frontier. wide open spectrum, anybody with a rig could broadcast, nobody owned it. you could put a voice into someone's living room from a hundred miles away and nobody had to give you permission.
risk? sure. bad actors? plenty. unknowns? yup. but you could talk to strangers through the air. absolute magic.
and then it got licensed. networks bought the spectrum, and radio went from something you did to something you received. it's just what happens. every open frontier eventually gets fenced.
which is, i think, the actual gap between me and my kids. i got the internet while it was still spectrum. they got it after the networks moved in. i'm not more optimistic than they are. i just showed up earlier.
so what am i? i'm a frontier optimist. i thrive in the wide open spectrum.
about to simplify pricing on https://t.co/rHttZyJqV0
running a store is a constant whack-a-mole battle against bad actors stealing your brand, your photos, your name and everything in between.
knockoff fights that battle for you so you can keep growing your empire. the end. https://t.co/kftu1lafIi
not to go grandpa mode here, but something i notice w/ a LOT of younger generations of entrepreneurs is total comfort in saying literally anything in the name of marketing.
no qualms about making baseless, impossible claims and guarantees.
this WILL come back to bite you.
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转推2026-09-10 RT @Shpigford: @nbaschez for me the biggest wildcard is not "what will ai do" but rather "how will society react towards increasingly frequ…
引用@rauchgYou can now go viral on 𝕏 without the stress of runaway CDN bills.
Crucially, without sacrificing our S-tier network performance.
AI is making devs and startups take off crazy fast. Flat Rate CDN brings you both scale and peace of mind. ↗
Switched my Telegram bot to this
It calls restaurants etc on my behalf to make reservations
引用@OpenAIDevsGPT-Live-1 is now available in the API.
Bring ChatGPT’s natural back-and-forth to your app, with voice agents that listen while they speak and work with the models and harness you choose. https://t.co/gIl1gwsBDV↗
引用@marckohlbruggeI feel like the “Apple Reference Image” feature is a sleeper
Imagine an Instagram clone where only verified unedited images can be posted. Same for dating apps, etc
This will bring back trust to social media in a time where generative AI has eroded it to a … ↗
I feel like the “Apple Reference Image” feature is a sleeper
Imagine an Instagram clone where only verified unedited images can be posted. Same for dating apps, etc
This will bring back trust to social media in a time where generative AI has eroded it to a large extent
Also opening up a market for completely new ideas we haven’t even conceived yet
引用@marckohlbruggeApple announced this just now 🔥
It's called "Apple Reference Image" and comes with iOS 28 ↗
iphone duo app idea:
game where you need to fold and unfold it as often as possible in 10 seconds
compete with friends
who can fold their phone the most?
Apple announced this just now 🔥
It's called "Apple Reference Image" and comes with iOS 28
引用@marckohlbruggeIs there camera technology that can somehow include an authenticity token in photos/videos to prove photos are genuine and untampered? ↗
引用@GergelyOroszSince SpaceX acquisition of Cursor:
Cursor Community --> renamed to SpaceX AI Community
Cursor Ambassadors --> renamed to Grok Bot Ambassadors
Café Cursor --> Cancelled
Very clear that SpaceX is retiring the Cursor brand, pushing everything to be … ↗
转推2026-09-09 RT @levelsio: I really liked @marckohlbrugge's e-ink screen by @itopinion
So I asked Claude Code to make a CSS UI Kit I can use for my si…
转推2026-09-09 RT @buildinpublic: today we're launching DEALS 🎁✨
630 deals on tools you will actually use worth over $3.3 million combined
→ Price: FREE…
Jon Yongfook@yongfookindie171.6K粉 · 5条用反讽口吻观察AI修bug、浏览器控制和折叠屏小游戏，核心情绪是薄壳产品继续被压缩。
Claude just asked me to install a Chrome extension and now it can do stuff in my real browser.
With each new incremental feature like this I quietly think "welp, that just killed XYZ startup" and I sip my coffee while trying to suppress the feeling of existential dread.
I watched the Tetris movie last night. Brought back some childhood memories... so this morning I vibed a new personal site using Fable.
https://t.co/qbq3AgYHhJ
引用@hboonApple likes apps that show off new hardware. How about an iPhone Duo game where the primary mechanic is opening and closing it, say to squash a fly? ↗
"Consulting is bad, only sell products."
Do both.
I wanted only to sell products, but then something strange happened.
Some customers wanted additional value and had $20k, $30k even $50k budgets.
It would have been insane to turn those customers away.
"Sorry mate, I only sell products"
If you have experience and knowledge that is highly valuable, you're doing yourself a disservice by not packaging it.
Only indie hackers have this narrow-minded mindset.
Every major SaaS company offers professional services to enterprise customers.
The clue is in the second S of SaaS.
If you want a successful SaaS you have to do the BORING work.
You can’t just post screenshots on X all day.
Do SEO, cold email, LinkedIn.
If you don’t want to do those things, don’t start a SaaS.
AI coding tools will confidently suggest changes that will piss off your entire customer base.
Today I was re-assessing how Alertly allocates social monitoring budgets across the month.
Astra's solution: remove the budget allocation entirely and force everyone who hits limits early to upgrade.
Sounds great - revenue expansion right?
Except customer conversations scattered across DMs, calls, emails and support tickets tell a different story.
When customers hit limits too early, it causes confusion, frustration and leads to churn.
AI doesn't read between the lines of old customer conversations.
It doesn't ask "how does this impact the existing customer base?"
It just sees a technical problem and outputs a technical solution.
This is where experienced operator judgment matters.
You need to know:
> How many customers this impacts
> What their usage patterns look like
> Whether to grandfather or migrate
> What the support burden will be
> If the change is worth the friction
If you don't ask the right questions, you're putting your customers and revenue at risk.
The solution I went with was to maintain the existing budget allocation but improve the feedback on usage and introduce a softer upgrade path.
A business decision, not a technical one.
I never thought AI economics would get this weird this fast.
> Step 1: AI is expensive.
> Step 2: AI gets cheaper.
> Step 3: Middlemen compete on who takes the smallest cut.
> Step 4: Middlemen pay YOU to use them.
We're on step 4. Cashback on tokens, like a credit card for your AI bill.
Everybody's fighting over the models. The real fight is over who owns the account the models get paid through.
If you run a business on AI, your bill is now a bargaining chip. Use it.
引用@Mutchtaba2STOP PAYING FOR TOKENS !
START GETTING PAID INSTEAD
Introducing Straitly, the first AI service that PAYS YOU for using tokens
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> Openrouter charges 5.5% service fee
> Vercel charges 2.9% payment fee
> Anthropic gives you low rate limits
> OpenAI only … ↗
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转推2026-09-09 RT @gpumaxxer: I’m spending my entire annual salary at Higgsfield on a billboard built like a Greek god.
Every ad slot on @marclou’s body…
Daniel Vassallo@dvassalloindie204.1K粉 · 1条给出X广告6到10美分点击与付费带动自然曝光的四个月观察。
X ads used to be terrible, but they seem very compelling now. You can target the followers of accounts you handpick, and you often get a cost per click in the 6c-10c range. Also, it seems like engagements from ads boost organic reach. For example, the ad may bring 1M impressions, and the same post gets another 2M impressions organically, presumably boosted by the engagements from the ad. I've seen this happen many times in the past 4 months.
Some people try to reduce the ads they see on the platform by blocking every account they see running an ad, so there is still a downside that you get mass blocked by thousands of people. But it might still be worth it if you want to get a spike of attention to something important you want to promote.
引用@elonmuskIf you want to reach the smartest people in the world, advertise on 𝕏 ↗
四个月X广告观察：6-10美分点击、可能带自然放大，也会被反广告用户拉黑。
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转推2026-09-11 RT @gladimdim: Buy your kids an AI subscription. Look what they did in 30 minutes. The house is full of laughter.
Buying tokens for kids i…
转推2026-09-11 RT @jpschroeder: Can’t make this up…the MacBook is using its webcam to look at its screen in a mirror to improve AMD Radeon chip support in…
Peter Askew@searchboundindie26.2K粉 · 2条分享季末才结算收入的创业现金流现实，以及一份很有个性的牧场求职简历。
so I essentially work without pay on Vidalia for the whole season. once we wrap up, I pay all our remaining bills and see what's left. if there's nothing, then homey gets zilch.
Dan Rowden@drindie109.1K粉 · 1条展示Loops用Agent通过自然语言搭建完整onboarding流程。
Chris @frantzfries has been cooking on the @loops homepage over the past weeks and months.
Lots of iteration and polish.
Love this example on the homepage of using an AI agent to set up a full onboarding workflow, just by typing. Amazing stuff! https://t.co/xTvtQghLzu
Andrea Bosoni@theandrebosoindie64.0K粉 · 1条从卖时间转向卖知识，规划newsletter、产品化服务和视频内容。
I’m still deep in my experimentation phase. The ultimate goal is to move from selling my time to selling my knowledge.
This means shipping small projects. Last month that was a 15-day marketing sprint, a one-page personal site and a productized service I’m testing privately with a few founders.
Next up is my personal newsletter. I’m tired of depending on social media algorithms to reach people who enjoy my content but often don’t see it.
Then I’ll focus on Zero to Marketing. I’ll rebuild it from the ground up: new format, new site, new everything. When I find something that works I’ll start doing sponsorships.
After that I’ll start playing with video.
Q4 here I come 💪