制作成本下降后，独立开发者开始重新计算什么该公开、什么能形成分发。Build in Public被批评成复制说明书，Uneed则称过去30天平均每天收到3个发布平台申请；与此同时，客户收购供应商、陌生人支付7.99美元、浏览器和5美元微控制器上的本地AI仍在发生。供给过剩不等于机会消失，只是证据、渠道与长期关系比“又发布一个”更值钱。
Gemini 4 Argon, our new frontier model.
Up to 1M output tokens, up from 64K. $2 in / $10 out at launch.
In testing with trusted partners. Developer access as soon as possible. 👇🏻
https://t.co/MjznpzgTcZhttps://t.co/t419zoMGQx
> We’ll continue to gather feedback from early testers as we iterate on guardrails before making Argon available to developers, enterprises, and consumers as soon as possible. Gemini not beating the "can't release a model" allegations
Do you think opus 5.5 will finally get some competition?
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▲1 ClaudeAI-mod-bot: **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 200 comments.** Whoa there, OP, let's pump the brakes. The overwhelming consensus in this thread is that **Gemini 4 is NOT "out."** It's just been announced for a tiny whitelist of security partners, and everyone's getting major "announceware" flashbacks from the Gemini 3.5 saga. Most users are convinced that by the time this is actually public, we'll be on Opus …
▲929 No-Fisherman6800: someone pls make a video of a seagull riding a bike so I can understand what these numbers mean
Note on Ultrafast: it costs 6x, it runs up to 8x faster, so your tokens will burn 48x faster in real time.
It does feel magical, but I don't see how it is practical for regular dev work, unless you have unlimited money. I burnt $1000 in credits in what felt like 10 minutes.
I don't know what the answer is yet, but to get the most out of it, you have to adjust your expectations of when you use it. Probably only when you genuinely need instant responses (e.g. you are fixing your broken demo live), and never for any regular work.
saw openai just dropped gpt 6.1 sol and figured id throw it against sonnet 5.5, gave both the exact same prompt, a clear acrylic keyboard building itself key by key in threejs, basically like most keyboard commercials you see nowadays(hopefully you guys know …
One more thing, you can now build and deploy MCP servers right through ChatGPT. And restrict its access to anyone you want or share it with the world.
引用@mxstbrAnnouncing one more launch: ChatGPT Sites can now host MCP servers, including plugin extensions! 🤯
> @sites create a todo list that I can use in ChatGPT
This will:
· Create an MCP server with extensions
· Deploy that MCP server to Sites
· Turn the MCP … ↗
Shareable profiles bring your Sites and plugins together in ChatGPT, so others can find and reuse what you’ve made.
Built it? Show it off. https://t.co/W5MSqDnYbO
Build in public was always about marketing. Sometimes you’d be sharing lessons because you genuinely want other indiehackers to succeed, but that’s from an era where there was a non verbal agreement to not overlap projects with someone else, and you have X months of a technical head start anyway.
But the sharing ultimately led to benefits. More people checking out your site. More WOM. Maybe even some direct signups from X or wherever you’re sharing.
That era is dead now. There’s no tech head start anymore and the non verbal agreement has evaporated. It’s every man woman and chihuahua for themselves. There’s also so much software that nobody cares anymore. I could launch something today that would be revolutionary 2 years ago, that today nobody would bat an eye at. It’s all within reach of anyone with a max subscription.
RIP building in public. Let’s hope we find something to replace it.
But I think the game now is: can you find a space not saturated with devs where you can provide value with tech, can you shut up about it, and can you sell the solution to non technical buyers.
Long enough to make generational wealth before AGI turns us all back into fishermen and rice farmers.
Godspeed my fellow meat proxies.
I now reject more than 50% of the products added to Uneed.
It's getting worse and worse: honestly, product quality has never been this low... So much so that it's getting easier to stand out when you have a good product.
Every day, I receive dozens of AI video generators, directories of free mini-tools, free image or PDF conversion tools...
Fun fact:
On average, over the last 30 days, 3 launch platforms per day have requested to be launched on Uneed 😂. Now, I’m turning them down!
"Ship fast" is dead.
I agree with Olly on everything here, but I think the game is still on: the rules have just changed.
I run a launch platform that receives 300+ product submissions every day, and I can tell you two things:
1️⃣ Everyone is building the same things, creativity is DEAD for many. It means that it's possible to stand out.
2️⃣ The entry barrier is basically non-existant now, but the average quality of the products is absolutely devastatingly low
Most of what I see was built in a few hours and abandoned the next day!
It makes a lot of noise, and that noise makes founders feel hopeless, like they're one in 100,000,000 people selling the same thing to the same people...
But!
If you cut off the noise, things haven't changed much.
There are still MANY underserved niches everywhere, mostly for non technical people
But you have to stand out! You can't be:
❌ shipping a "meh" product with an "okayish" landing page
❌ generating 50 UGC videos and spamming cold emails
❌ switching ideas every 3 days because AI makes it feel cheap
and then hope customers will magically come 😬
What works: thinking. Sometimes without AI. Taking your time, picking one thing, and making it genuinely useful.
You have to THINK, by yourself and sometimes without AI. Taking your time, slowing things down, picking ONE thing, focusing, and making it genuinely good and useful.
I'll give you a super concrete example
👉🏻 It comes from a woman I've met 2 weeks ago while recording a podcast.
She worked for many years in amusement parks and museums.
After a while, she realized that they ALL have one thing in common: their shops are super badly managed.
People working there don't know how to run a shop, how to manage an inventory, run discounts, turnover is high, etc.
It's a super specific niche with a lot of issues. They're mostly non technical.
So she started building a SaaS for it, selling high ticket subscriptions and solving a real and strong problem. She goes herself into those parks and museums, show them the product, trains the staff to use it, increase their profits a lot.
She's already banking and will probably own the whole market really fast.
She didn't produce UGC content, sent annoying cold emails or anything. She just knew a market super well, took her time, and built one useful thing.
"Ship fast" is dead. The new rule is "Think slow".
引用@helloitsollyLots of founders are crashing out
A year ago AI felt like an incredible opportunity.
Most of us were able to ship faster, remove admin, and get time back.
Lots of engineering founders were even able to explore marketing for the first time: SEO, organic … ↗
Big news! 🎉 My podcast data platform @podscanfm has been acquired by @audiohook.
If you've followed my journey, you know this isn't my first time making a call like this. FeedbackPanda taught me a lot about knowing when a partnership makes more sense than staying solo. This one's a different shape though. FBP was an exit. This is closer to a merge, and I'm not going anywhere (because I'm definitely not done yet.)
And Audiohook wasn't a stranger. Podscan's tech has already been powering a piece of their platform for a while now. This formalizes a relationship that was already working, and gives me real resources to build the roadmap faster for the people who've been using Podscan every day. (Turning a customer into an acquirer has been a new one for me, but it came with free alignment and well-established trust!)
I’m staying on to lead Podscan through this next chapter. Same product, same commitment to the people who've trusted Podscan with their data, just with a lot more behind it than I had solo.
I sent a longer note to Podscan customers today. Sharing it here too, since a lot of you have been part of this founder journey from the start, one way or another.
More soon (as I am quite literally back at work, improving the Podscan API as we speak.)
I made $217,071 in September 2026.
💪 HYROX — $112K
⭐️ TrustMRR — $53K
📈 DataFast — $31K
🧑💻 CodeFast — $7K
🐥 Twitter — $7K
🏴☠️ Ship or Die — $3K
⚡️ ShipFast — $2K
🍜 Indie Page — $685
🕵️♂️ Stalkr — $319
🎞️ YouTube — $263
🦐 SuperShrimp — $221
🌱 HabitsGarden — $143
🧾 Zenvoice — $138
🚀 LaunchViral — $129
🛡️ ByeDispute — $97
📚 WorkbookPDF — $67
💩 PoopUp — $9
✂️ Margin: 90%
The HYROX experiment https://t.co/49RnsFBVzP inflates this month's revenue, but it's the best month ever for my marketplace https://t.co/MZc8tGa5LQ ($53K) and my SaaS https://t.co/3EDxln5U2Q ($31K).
I do everything solo, and I'm not going to lie, I'm fucking proud of myself.
Since I was a kid, I've been told to focus on one thing. I find that boring. I want to play and try a bunch of things.
I never felt confident because nothing really worked out for 7 years. I ended up being average at everything: coding, marketing, design...
But building 37 startups (https://t.co/4zCWHGJWRq) taught me something far more important: resilience, discipline, and optimism.
Over the past decade, those skills have compounded. I now run a tiny portfolio of startups making $1M+/year, sleep 8 hours a night, work out 2 hours a day, and spend plenty of time with my wife.
Anything is possible if you're hungry.
Believe in yourself.
I launched my passport photo tool about a month ago. Since then, my daily routine has been opening Google Search Console, seeing 20–25 impressions and basically zero clicks, and closing it again. Today, someone in the US paid $7.99. I stared at the payment …
I know that amount is not huge but it still hit different when I logged in and saw the first paid account show up. I have been working on this thing mostly alone for months now. Free signups are one thing but having someone actually pay makes it feel more …
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▲3 Inevitable-Bench192: R$79 is R$79 more than most posts in this sub. get them on a call, ask what almost stopped them paying, then go find ten more people who look like them
Fortunately PWA are well supported on android, half the apps on my phone are PWA and I didn't need an app store or hacking my device to install them. But I moved from native android to PWA after having hellish issues with their automated developer nightmare system.
The collection includes kernels for more than 200 common ML operations, all of which can run entirely locally in your browser on WebGPU. We're also working to upstream these optimizations to Transformers.js, ONNX Runtime Web, LiteRT.js, and more! Kernels: …
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▲49 ScipyDipyDoo: Who made the video/audio for this?
I'm part of the Lokutor team that built this. Model: NVIDIA Conformer-CTC Small (13M params, int8). It runs on an ESP32-S3 with 8 MB PSRAM, no GPU or NPU. LibriSpeech WER is 3.7 / 8.2, versus 6.3 / 15.9 for Whisper tiny.en on a laptop. Under real noise …
GPT-6.1 Sol is our most demanded model pretty much ever both across both the API and subscriptions.
Within ChatGPT & Codex, we were under heavy load, but have brough more capacity online and the speed should get much better in the coming hours, reaching almost twice the speed compared to what we … 全文↗
Opus 5.5 (O5.5) has been **exceptional** for me in Claude Code over the last six days. Architecture-first, DRY/SOLID coding out of the box, exceptional communication style, phenomenal token efficiency. I’ve been working with it basically nonstop, \~12 hours a …
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▲257 WillingnessOwn6446: Here we go boys. It has begun.
▲143 SonderSoft: What an unsustainable, scummy business model: Rent compute for one week to max out the model's capabilities so folks release a tsunami of one-shot hype and benchmarks, and then kill compute while silently fucking with token calculations. I just want one reliable model that works as advertised for the rest of the year. I'm tired of the manufactured hype and crushed optimism; whoever stops shitting the bed and asking u …
Mine is "When reporting information to me, be extremely concise and sacrifice grammar for sake of concision." Status updates went from paragraphs to a few lines I actually read. Looking for the weird ones that work, not the obvious "write tests" stuff.
Effect feels insanely good to use with agents:
- Typed errors/dependencies power up your type checking
- DI makes designing good codebases easy
- Built-ins for EVERYTHING, no agent creativity required
An outrageous advantage for any non-frontend TS code
引用@EffectTS_Effect v4 is here.
One ecosystem. Zero dependencies.
The next chapter of Effect and the foundation for building reliable software and AI agents in TypeScript. https://t.co/BZ9w0uGS4u↗
Matt Pocock的新skill用“删除测试”寻找浅模块和无用抽象：Agent不只负责生成，也可以系统化地证明哪些代码不该存在。
mattpocock/skills prompt of the day:
/codebase-design Take a look in the repo for shallow modules, applying the deletion test and look for candidates for deletion.
Helps kill unnecessary abstractions.
GSA launched America.gov yesterday as an AI “front door” that supposedly combines information from more than 29,000 government websites. The White House says you can ask any question and get an up-to-date answer. We did not ask how to renew a passport. We …
Great write-up. People keep saying "we can just write tests" or more recently "we can use formal verification," thinking these are sufficient safeguards we can use and then relegate all the implementation to LLMs. But the fact is that probabilistic guessing machines can't save them. People can't escape the need to actually understand the things they are building.
I have the highest regard for these terse, but information-dense displays that enable humans to quickly grasp all information they need to do their jobs, and nothing more. This is also something avionics provide - a modern cockpit displays are a work of art in layering needed information for what is happening at the time, both the dense PFD and the much specific that communicate aircraft status.
https://tiltanic.com/ I've built Tiltanic - a free browser game for your phone! You tilt the phone, and the sea tilts with it. The boat goes up and down with the water. At each gate, the boat must pass below an anchor and above a …
so for the past 6 months or so i've been trying to build a real operating system for web apps the idea is pretty simple. it's a real, programmable system with a web desktop you can reach from anywhere, but the apps on it are built with normal web tools. …
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▲69 Healthy-Zebra-9856: You guys need to stop calling everything an OS. macOS, Linux, windows, android, chrome OS, iOS, etc. they are called operating systems. what you built is not an OS but an app. Maybe you can call an ecosystem for browsers. I revised my response, maybe I was a little too harsh. Why do you call this an operating system?
I opened Google Play Console today and saw my first “Paid” order for LinkMemo. My first reaction wasn’t even excitement. It just felt kind of unreal. I built this app pretty much on my own — from the initial idea and design to development and finally getting …
Making demo videos for an app like this showing various usecases was too much work for me. I procrastinated like hell. But with Opus 5.5 and a little bit of architecture on the code, I can now make demos like this pretty easily. The best thing is that the …
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▲3 TaleSubstantial9974: This is super cool! I have pending to try this. Can you please share your prompt?
▲2 saaswarrior: Thanks, any tutorial from starting?
I got my first 100 users for my first startup in 2011 overnight.
Completely by accident when it was featured in .NET magazine.
Then I freaked out and had no idea what to do next 😂
Attention is going to be the most valuable asset in the coming years.
Video especially.
Good video content is hard to produce, and AI can't replace it.
I'm not talking about random slop, I mean real humans sharing experience and building trust through connection with their audience.
99% of … 全文↗
My grandad ran a small letterpress shop and when phototypesetting came in he didn't retrain, he just did smaller and smaller jobs until it was wedding invitations.
Playing the devil’s advocate: don’t “freedom of information” laws mostly apply to government agencies? If so, why would a private company provide this information? I personally believe at the very least the water usage is heavily overblown compared to the agriculture industry. Elecricity is a different issue, and governments should consider reporting requirements or something like that. Being angry with datacenter providers is not the solution. And they also need to be built somewhere , and that …
I’ve been working on Frateca, a text-to-speech app that converts articles, PDFs, documents, and other text into natural-sounding audio, for more than a year now. Today I released a free Chrome extension to make it much easier to use! Now, when you’re reading …
Assume both groups are genuinely using your product. 1,000 free users give you reach, feedback, and potential future conversions. 20 paying customers give you actual revenue and proof that someone values what you're building. Which situation would you rather …
I’m a software developer and lately I can’t see where my life is going. I’ve applied for so many jobs. Most don’t even respond. You send an application and somewhere in your head you’re thinking maybe this one will finally work out. Then nothing. After doing …
I was researching prices on ebay and fed claude a bunch of images of listings. I had it make a chart and thought it would be useful to share.
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▲42 ital-is-vital: IMO it would be worth including whether GPUs include INT8 and/or INT4 instructions. Lots of older cards that don't support FP8 / FP4 do support INT8 or INT4 For example: I'm using some unlocked CMP170HXs and I get best performance by running using the native INT8 format (vLLM with CUTLASS backend) In practice you're unlikely to be running models that use FP16 (since you don't have enough VRAM to support running FP16 …
Running Qwen flash next of even Qwen 27b dense, I can do any,burning sticking to flash due to its speed, and the kwh cost is at 0.25€ where I live in, ranging from 0.11€ to 0.35€, so I used chatgpt to help me calculate the total kwh consumption on my 7900xtx …
▲1 ClaudeAI-mod-bot: **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 50 comments.** Looks like the jury is in, and **the consensus is that Claude isn't insulting you, but everyone finds it absolutely hilarious that it seems like it is.** The working theory is that it just grabs keywords from your recent prompts to generate file names, leading to some unintentionally savage results. You're in good company, with others reporting fi …
▲1823 TheDalaiCamel: I have to admit to being impressed. I keep thinking I've heard the most stupid thing he could possibly say, but then he shows up my lack of imagination, time after time.
▲719 gs7823: It's a test. If an oligarch calls it "Super Intelligence," he passes Trump's humiliation ritual and signals his loyalty to the regime every time he says it, in every speech from now on, and his fealty might get rewarded. Those who don't change their vocabulary will be disfavored. Maybe no more goodies for them.
I'm not as pro as you guys using AI but look at this. a LOT of models which confuses me, and I'm assuming other users also. Also, the sidebar icon and new tab icon are the same in the ChatGPT-app for macOS. WHAT are they doing there at OpenAI. I really hate …
First the Dots demo broke during the livestream, then searching for Dots redirected people to Grok Bot, and now this. This product launch is genuinely cursed.
▲134 mhphilip: They put all their compute in once to benchmaxx. Then they lobotomize it to Q1 and serve the masses.
▲32 DARKUNIT22: Claude with the mog on OpenAi getting all the attention and then fucking Google coming out of the mud hole to mog everyone, holyyyyyy The other benchmark tests are just as good wtf
Hi all! Sharing a side project I made with Claude Code over the last couple of days: an interactive black hole on my site. https://legost.in/en/utilities/black-hole What it does: \- Every pixel traces a ray of …
Two of my accounts were suspended today for the first time in like 5 months of usage. Is there a chance theyll get unrestricted? Ive read stories that they actually dont answer for appeals for months
Three frontier models in a month! Every new kills the old one!
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▲92 WarmCat_UK: Does “cooked” mean very slightly better?
▲35 machyume: Have you actually tried to use Google's tools? It's not really accessible. Their tooling is spread all over the place. Gemini, AI Studio, Antigravity, Enterprise, ???. There isn't really one place where I can just point it at my existing work and let it work on it. You can do it through the API, but then I'm building the tooling myself.
▲3 Redebo: Don't fall for this. They WANT government regulation so that they can absolve themselves of the liability that comes from their models doing shady shit.
Not the usual “AI hallucinates” answer. Something subtle that becomes obvious once you've used these systems enough a workflow problem, reasoning issue, context problem, or something else. What have you noticed?
Been watching the launch cadence lately and something feels off. Every week there's a new model, a new agent framework, a new thing that claims to change everything. Most of it is rough, half-baked, or solves a problem that didn't exist six months ago. As …
This is Ultrafast.
Our premium speed tier, Ultrafast offers up to 8x faster token generation (300 tokens per second) in Codex and up to 6x in the API. https://t.co/ekyzT1vFan
Codex Security Cloud is getting a major upgrade, with access to cyber-capable models through Daybreak Blue included by default.
It scans entire GitHub repos, continuously reviews new commits, investigates and deduplicates findings, and prepares fixes for review – even when your laptop is closed.
Available as a plugin in Codex desktop and web.
GPT-6.1 Sol: near-Astra intelligence for a fifth of the price.
It’s the most cost-efficient model for its performance available today. https://t.co/hH8PnE2Oxk
Dots are here!
A new way to use AI that works 24/7 for you; get more of your time and attention back to work at a higher level.
https://t.co/Kp4fPSGUTT
6.1 Sol at 1/5th of the price of Astra, and 95% cache read discount! Extremely capable model.
引用@thsottiauxIntroducing 6.1 Sol, near Astra intelligence at one fifth of the price of Astra and 95% cache read discount. It is an absolute workhorse.
Combined with ultrafast for 8X speeded available today for Astra and coming soon for 6.1 Sol. ↗
DevDay livestream in 2 hours.
We built some great stuff for you!
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转推2026-09-29 RT @ajambrosino: Over the past 5 weeks, the team completely rewrote ChatGPT Web on top of the desktop app codebase.
This was only possible…
One more thing, you can now build and deploy MCP servers right through ChatGPT. And restrict its access to anyone you want or share it with the world.
引用@mxstbrAnnouncing one more launch: ChatGPT Sites can now host MCP servers, including plugin extensions! 🤯
> @sites create a todo list that I can use in ChatGPT
This will:
· Create an MCP server with extensions
· Deploy that MCP server to Sites
· Turn the MCP … ↗
GPT-6.1 Sol is our most demanded model pretty much ever both across both the API and subscriptions.
Within ChatGPT & Codex, we were under heavy load, but have brough more capacity online and the speed should get much better in the coming hours, reaching almost twice the speed compared to what we served yesterday.
Asked my dot to paint me. After sending me something cartoonish, I asked it to try a bit harder and to find a recent picture of me on the internet. It did better.
Below video is me clicking through my dot's computer. https://t.co/AutVg2erlh
We will have a few million dots online within days, working on all sorts of things across such a diverse and large community.
Excited to learn from all of you on what you love and what doesn’t yet feel magical. Personally I felt a jump after 2-3 days of use after teaching it more about my preferences and things on my mind. It learns very quickly to be most useful and it can take on surprisingly ambitious tasks on its own.
We’re learning from how you all use your primary dot before releasing the ability to create an entire team of them.
It was so nice to connect with so many of you in person at DevDay. Immaculate vibes from the crowd and fun to see so many build things throughout the day.
I got community noted, but the note is wrong 😅
Your primary dot is included in your plan and will be available 24/7. If you ask it to create a codex task for you, that one will be drawing usage as usual. But when your dot does work directly, that uses nothing and is all on top of your plans usage. In the future you will be able to increase the speed and allow your dot to have more bandwidth, this will be a paid feature, but the baseline functionality will always just be included in your plan.
引用@thsottiauxAnnouncing dots. Dots work 24/7 for you, learn from your feedback, have their own computer, browser and can be connected to over 4k apps in our ecosystem.
They’re powered by Astra our best model yet. Included in your Pro plan, without drawing down on any of … ↗
You can now use your ChatGPT subscription directly in over 16 partners products. No little rules, you can just use all your included usage right there. This includes things such as Devin, OpenCode, Notion, and many more.
Sign in with ChatGPT and go.
Live demos suffered from rolling out all the updates at the same time, but were committed to keep doing these live in the future.
Almost all the things we announced will be available today. Can’t see what you will do with it.
Matt Pocock@mattpocockukAI359.2K粉 · 5条分享Agent适配的Effect v4、代码删除skill和视频预演工作流。
mattpocock/skills prompt of the day:
/codebase-design Take a look in the repo for shallow modules, applying the deletion test and look for candidates for deletion.
Helps kill unnecessary abstractions.
Effect feels insanely good to use with agents:
- Typed errors/dependencies power up your type checking
- DI makes designing good codebases easy
- Built-ins for EVERYTHING, no agent creativity required
An outrageous advantage for any non-frontend TS code
引用@EffectTS_Effect v4 is here.
One ecosystem. Zero dependencies.
The next chapter of Effect and the foundation for building reliable software and AI agents in TypeScript. https://t.co/BZ9w0uGS4u↗
Super excited to be interviewing @poteto, live, in ~48 hours on YouTube.
We'll be nerding out about skills, high-velocity software factories, and learning SOTA techniques for shipping with agents.
This Friday - 9AM PT. Don't miss it!
https://t.co/NP46X659jwhttps://t.co/U1MOmJtl7L
Opus 5.5 has been building animatics for me - draft versions of videos I'm about to film.
It walks through the actual lessons, creates stills of what it thinks the learner should see, and narrates them with TTS.
It's outrageously useful for planning videos (watch on 2x speed, it talks slow):
As a personal side project, I've been prototyping a video game.
As a former games founder, the process of making a game is deeply satisfying and creative, don't outsource that to AI. Use AI to work with you to bring your vision to life.
Here's how I'm trying it: https://t.co/9biKl3ZeTz
I was on the latent space podcast with Swyx and Vibhu!
Overall it was a really fun deep dive into lots of topics from harness engineering to pacing the frontier.
Here are some of my favorite clips.
1/ Smart models need less verification which makes them pareto dominant. https://t.co/T6I6VtFq2w
You built it, now show it off and share it.
With shareable profiles, you can bring your Sites and plugins together in one place so others can find them, and reuse them. Teammates can discover your shared skills, too—those stay within your workspace.
Available to Free, Go, Plus, Pro, and Business users. Rolling out to ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu, and Healthcare plans soon.
Yessss, you can now @ ChatGPT in Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Mention @ChatGPT in a channel, thread or DM to to turn a messy thread into a plan, slides, or a spreadsheet.
It can bring in context from beyond the thread using approved connected sources, and teammates can add context and refine the results in the same conversation—without needing an individual ChatGPT license.
Available to Business and Enterprise plans.
https://t.co/HTb84Ysr9f
ChatGPT Space is your new home for creating and collaborating with your team and AI.
In Space, you can work with pages—a new kind of interactive document with charts, images, checklists, and dashboards. ChatGPT can build pages for you based on the work you need to get done or the context of your conversation.
Edit pages directly with your team, or tag ChatGPT, Codex, or your dot to help with action items and keep pages updated from your connected sources.
Rolling out today to Pro, Business, and Enterprise plans. Create and edit pages on web and desktop; view on mobile.
Collaborative slides and other formats are coming soon.
https://t.co/1HG3fpfR6a
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转推2026-09-29 RT @matteing: We can finally show what we've been cooking. 🧑🍳
Here's some details about it that I really like:
Claude Founder House is coming to SF Tech Week (Oct 6–8) and Stockholm (Oct 14).
Come for talks, workshops, and office hours with our team, plus time to meet others building with Claude. Whether you're a founder, a CEO, or a builder, there's a session for you. https://t.co/LiXccCEV7t
Philipp Schmid@_philschmidAI122.5K粉 · 2条整理Gemini 4 Argon的输出长度、首发价格和受限测试状态。
Gemini 4 Argon, our new frontier model.
Up to 1M output tokens, up from 64K. $2 in / $10 out at launch.
In testing with trusted partners. Developer access as soon as possible. 👇🏻
https://t.co/MjznpzgTcZhttps://t.co/t419zoMGQx
You can now use the Interactions API on Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform (prev. Vertex AI) with Gemini models. Same `google-genai` SDK.
👉 https://t.co/jLeyDbA605https://t.co/veb2iUbLYP
引用@thsottiauxGPT-6.1 Sol is our most demanded model pretty much ever both across both the API and subscriptions.
Within ChatGPT & Codex, we were under heavy load, but have brough more capacity online and the speed should get much better in the coming hours, reaching … ↗
dotsmaxxing today! spending the day just using dot to get work done - all through the ChatGPT app on my phone!
it’s magical, I just brain dump stuff as it comes and max (my dot) takes care of it
my personal favourites are:
> Dots
> Space
> GPT-6.1 Sol
> GPT 6 Astra Ultrafast
> @ ChatGPT in Slack
引用@reach_vbEverything we shipped at DevDay 2026:
- Dots
- ChatGPT Space
- Pages
- Teams + team automations
- @ChatGPT in Slack + Microsoft Teams
- Meetings plugin (beta)
- Shareable profiles
- GPT-6.1 Sol
- GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast
- Pro 500
- Sign in with ChatGPT + plan … ↗
Thanks everyone for showing up!
I’m filled with so so much gratitude with all the stories you shared, from showing your apps, to how you’re using ChatGPT to help you get better at your work/ studies to quite literally how it helped you buy a Bentley!!
Excited for the next couple weeks/ months - keep building!
引用@thsottiauxIt was so nice to connect with so many of you in person at DevDay. Immaculate vibes from the crowd and fun to see so many build things throughout the day. ↗
still bizarre to me that Andrew and team rewrote *entire* ChatGPT web on top of the desktop codebase
the overall experience is so so smooth too
kudos to these mad lads!!
引用@ajambrosinoOver the past 5 weeks, the team completely rewrote ChatGPT Web on top of the desktop app codebase.
This was only possible with Astra, and it’s why Dots, Space, Codex Cloud, and so many more of our launches will come to web and desktop same day.
Era of the … ↗
Everything we shipped at DevDay 2026:
- Dots
- ChatGPT Space
- Pages
- Teams + team automations
- @ChatGPT in Slack + Microsoft Teams
- Meetings plugin (beta)
- Shareable profiles
- GPT-6.1 Sol
- GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast
- Pro 500
- Sign in with ChatGPT + plan usage in partner apps
- Codex cloud environments
- Refreshed Codex CLI with voice + /agents
- Code Review + automatic reviews + GitLab support
- Codex Security Cloud
- Computer use in the Agents API
- Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI
- Decisions API (limited preview)
- Plugin extensions: sidebars, panels + file viewers
- Plugin submission + discovery improvements
- MCP events for automations
- MCP extensions SDKs: Python + Node
- Plugins + MCP hosting in Sites
- ZDR with Private Safety Processing
What an incredible time to be building!!
GPT-6.1 Sol matches Astra on DeepSWE at ~1/5 the cost!!
$2 input, $10 output and just $0.10 cached input per million tokens.
Enjoy!! https://t.co/ZJYhBaHZN5
“As we increase the floor, we are changing the relative difference between plans to be:
Plus = 1X
Pro 100 = 5X
Pro 200 = 10X
and we are reopening subscriptions for Pro 200 (we had paused it).
If you have an existing plan you will keep the 20X multiplier for a bit and also receive a lot of additional credits.”
引用@thsottiauxI’ll explain the new Pro 200 plan differently, before I start live tweeting from DevDay on things that are going out!
Today we are going to ship a number of things that increase what you can do across the Plus and Pro plans. A lot of compute is online for … ↗
Shareable profiles bring your Sites and plugins together in ChatGPT, so others can find and reuse what you’ve made.
Built it? Show it off. https://t.co/W5MSqDnYbO
Code faster, review changes, and keep parallel work moving.
🧵 Here's a roundup of all the developer updates from OpenAI DevDay:
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转推2026-10-01 RT @latentspacepod: OpenAI's New Agent Stack: Superhuman Computer Use, Dots, Decisions API, UltraFast, & the AI Cloud https://t.co/9PA5Qsjm…
转推2026-09-30 RT @mxstbr: Announcing one more launch: ChatGPT Sites can now host MCP servers, including plugin extensions! 🤯
> @sites create a todo lis…
转推2026-09-30 RT @davis7: Had Astra on ultrafast (on med reasoning) rebuild 1-1 from scratch on the modretro they gave us at Dev Day yesterday
- Took ~3…
转推2026-09-30 RT @sriramkiron: Built a Tomodachi game for the ModRetro I got at OpenAI DevDay!
Almost everyone at the afterparty got to create a charact…
转推2026-09-30 RT @chetanankola: GPT 6.1 Astra (ultra code mode) is making this - threejs experience
donno whats with me and ocean - but this is gorgeous…
转推2026-09-30 RT @OpenAIDevs: Ready for a DevDay side quest?
10 builder challenges.
5 Codex Micros up for grabs.
Complete any 5 side quests to earn 1 r…
转推2026-09-30 RT @mathemagic1an: GPT-6.1 Sol is exceptionally good at complex knowledge work tasks
On ClickUp Bench, our internal eval for white collar…
转推2026-09-30 RT @rpnickson: This is awesome from @modretro
It comes with a blank cartridge, you build games with Codex and then play them on the device…
转推2026-09-29 RT @FactoryAI: Factory is a launch partner for the OpenAI B2B Marketplace.
Eligible @OpenAI enterprise customers can now apply part of the…
转推2026-09-29 RT @beyang: Plaid speed in Amp now runs GPT-6 Astra really really fast (6x speed).
Great for situations when you're in a hurry and willing…
For the back of the room:
• production-grade reranking for sales data with Jev
• 20x faster
• 10x cheaper
• 12% more accurate
Are you getting it yet?
引用@rox_aiWe used Jev to retrieve sales data 20x faster, 10x cheaper, and 12% more accurate than GPT-5 Mini.
Every time a Rox agent answers a query, it pulls from relevant transcripts, emails, CRM notes, news, and documents.
We benchmarked two ways of retrieving … ↗
Get ready to HYPERSHIP!!
Founders are building the features you dream up for them right now on @ProductHunt , take your shot!
引用@ProductHuntHypership Day is live on Product Hunt!
Today is all about shipping velocity. Users request features directly on launch pages, and makers build and deploy them in real time.
🗣️ Users: Drop your feature requests and bug reports on the launches.
🛠️ Makers: … ↗
"Which of these would you lose if you had to choose one for an AI product?": {
"type": "choice",
"choice": "butthole logo",
"confidence": 0.99,
"probabilities": {
"no hallucinations": 0,
"butthole logo": 1,
"20-200x faster": 0,
"40-400x cheaper": 0
}
we're hiring Data Demons
no we will not be explaining what that means
watch the video, apply if you're built for it 😈 https://t.co/u8JhlsbqMq
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转推2026-10-01 RT @mathfax: Favorite resources for good JX?
Jeveloper eXperience of course.
转推2026-10-01 RT @dillon_mulroy: this demo of codemode + jev in pi beautifully demonstrate both the power of codemode and general classification models…
转推2026-10-01 RT @dotpem: the @DSPyOSS town hall about dspy+jev was really good. here are some of my favorite highlights
转推2026-10-01 RT @ProductHunt: 8 hours left to ship feature requests for Hypership Day!
So far we've had:
149 Feature Requests
102 Shipped Features
Get…
转推2026-09-29 RT @threepointone: one of my friends interviewed here and said it was the most bonkers call he'd ever been on.
bullish.
转推2026-09-29 RT @CompleteSkeptic: begun, the clone war has
jk, I love openai and think more competition and validation is great for developers! (assumi…
转推2026-09-29 RT @CompleteSkeptic: It's been almost 2 weeks since we've launched! And due to overwhelmingly popular request, we're making the datasets re…
转推2026-09-29 RT @_nikhilhooda: we won 1st place @typesafeai's first ever Jev hackathon
introducing Jevolution, a multi-agent ecosystem simulator where…
Simon Willison@simonwAI228.4K粉 · 1条在DevDay现场维护实时博客。
I'm at OpenAI's DevDay event in San Francisco today - as I have for the past three DevDay events, I'm running a live blog where I'll be posting updates during the keynote, which starts in five minutes https://t.co/X9DLSS0xbR
would love to see what the microduck production and assembly line looks like!
Our next robot should have arms so that it can participate in the production of microducks 😅😅😅
引用@pollenroboticsThe Microduck adventure continues, and the shipping dates are close enough to feel real now. We are proud to tell you that 10,950 Microducks will come off the line between December 10 and January 10!
Weekly batches, earliest orders first. Every date is in … ↗
I got thousands of DMs and it looks like @bot can't automatically analyze DMs (when @elonmusk?) so it will take me a few days to go through all of them, sorry!
If you don't get an answer, don't take it as a judgment (again thousands of applications so I'll focus on only exceptional matches for the moment) and don't hesitate to apply for specific positions on https://t.co/z77CzOCstS.
Thank you everyone, super excited to work more with more of you to keep pushing open-source AI! 🤗🤗🤗
引用@ClementDelanguegetting acquired by @nvidia = hugging face can now hire people we couldn't as a small startup and give them a decade to make open-source AI win!
if you're one of them, my dms are open ↗
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转推2026-10-01 RT @Davidstout: Half a million downloads in a month. Today, our open source family takes another step forward.
Thank you for the incredib…
转推2026-10-01 RT @ornith_: 🪽DFlash draft models are available for Ornith-1.5 9B, 35B-A3B, and 397B.
DFlash and Ornith 1.5 make a dynamic duo: DFlash per…
转推2026-09-30 RT @pollenrobotics: The Microduck adventure continues, and the shipping dates are close enough to feel real now. We are proud to tell you t…
转推2026-09-30 RT @danielhanchen: We're co-hosting an open source party with @HuggingFace! 🤗🦥
Come join us, we'll be handing out @UnslothAI merch, showca…
转推2026-09-30 RT @_lilkm_: HF is the perfect place to host your big robotics datasets
Read how we do it here : https://t.co/2almJ68h0V
转推2026-09-30 RT @jun_song: Open source is the only way to protect your projects.
转推2026-09-30 RT @ZixuanLi_: GLM-5.3 has helped defend 389 open-source projects, with 4,249 potential vulnerabilities found so far.
OpenVuln is still ru…
转推2026-09-30 RT @adithya_s_k: 1/ In RL environments, reward design is everything.
Here's what we learned from the 7,780 environments Xiaomi open-source…
转推2026-09-29 RT @cb_doge: BREAKING: Elon Musk joins tech leaders outside the White House as Speaker Mike Johnson addresses the media following President…
in sf till Sunday. i wanna meet folks
- talk about ai with non-technical adoption
- builders doing fun shit
- founders working on dev tools/infra
- potential LPs (individuals)
- go to deli board
up since 2am
jet lagged
dev day
ill need a usage reset button for myself
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转推2026-09-30 RT @matanSF: We are terminating Chris Degnan for unethical conduct involving Cognition.
The last few months have seen incredible progress…
噪音2026-09-30 up since 2
dev day
saw casey neistat with many cookies
returning lecturer at stanford https://t.co/lIhnrU4qcR
转推2026-09-29 RT @alexeheath: Factory CEO on why AGI is already here
@matanSF is the co-founder and CEO of @FactoryAI, a $5 billion AI coding startup bu…
Peter Gostev (in SF @ DevDay)@petergostevAI27.5K粉 · 6条用个人额度消耗说明Ultrafast的墙钟成本可能远高于直觉。
Note on Ultrafast: it costs 6x, it runs up to 8x faster, so your tokens will burn 48x faster in real time.
It does feel magical, but I don't see how it is practical for regular dev work, unless you have unlimited money. I burnt $1000 in credits in what felt like 10 minutes.
I don't know what the answer is yet, but to get the most out of it, you have to adjust your expectations of when you use it. Probably only when you genuinely need instant responses (e.g. you are fixing your broken demo live), and never for any regular work.
Weird, on BullshitBench Sonnet 5.5 is quite a bit lower than other recent Claudes https://t.co/XwwTX7Uq21
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转推2026-09-29 RT @arena: Watch the progress of frontier models in bringing Ancient Rome to life on Arena, from Q4 2025 to now.
Scores for Claude Sonnet…
Alex Volkov@altryneAI43.0K粉 · 8条从DevDay与CoreWeave大会现场密集汇总模型、Dots和新算力平台消息。
Tomorrow - @thursdai_pod live from the floor of @CoreWeave biggest annual conference #fullyconnected26
We're going to cover OAI Dev Day updates, the new models from Anthropic and Google and a bunch more!
Different starting time: 11am pacific - Tune in on X and YT (comments) https://t.co/bQoNM0yB65
Exciting from Fully Connected 26'
@cognition just announced that they are the first customer on @CoreWeave's NVL72 Vera Rubin infrastructure!
They are seeing 4.8X boost in on SWE-2 for token throughput!
FWIW I love Devin, connecting Devins via Linear to all my assistants is a crazy powerup.
Here we go! @CoreWeave kicks off with Fully Connected 2026!
Researchers, customers and AI devs all packged into Moscone South - With over 30 breakouts, hands on labs, Battle Bots arena tonight!
Also unveiling Forge - Combining @wandb, @marimo_io, @OpenPipeAI into one platform for AI builders!
Asked @sama if they have considered to slow down to give people a chance to catch up on all the releases.
His response "I believe in you" 😅
@thsottiaux says more is coming!
Full recap on ThursdAI! https://t.co/2HyydjuumB
Wow @sama drops GPT 6.1 SOL and ULTRAFAST at the same time!
8-times the speed (at 6x the price haha)
Plus a new $500/mo plan
And his "1 more thing"? Decisions API (OpenAI's Jev!) coming too! https://t.co/Nxs3Jp9ipA
Did you miss it?
OpenAI is entering the always on assistants space with Dots!
24/7 personal ai with its own computer, browser and tools!
Here's @sama announcing it as the next piece of OpenAI https://t.co/ls8odYNCPL
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转推2026-10-01 RT @cognition: Cognition is the first customer running @NVIDIA Vera Rubin, powered by @CoreWeave!
Hopper in 2022. Blackwell in 2024. Now V…
转推2026-09-30 RT @altryne: OpenAI DevDay dropped a LOT today 🤯
Dots, ChatGPT Space, GPT-6.1 Sol, UltraFast, the Decisions API, Agents API, Codex fully i…
转推2026-09-30 RT @pvncher: Apparently this was one prompt with the codex plugin I worked on for @modretro
You all can build games even without a device…
转推2026-09-30 RT @DeryaTR_: This guy kind of looked like me, and he was holding something that looked like a blood cell. 😅
I just had to get a photo wit…
Flow is doing for hardware engineering what Git+GitHub did for software engineering. It's enabled so much acceleration due to aligning thousands of stakeholders for complex, irreversible, high value pipelines from cars to rockets.
You cannot go back to spreadsheet_final_FINAL_v23 once you've been in Flow.
proud to be a friend first, and smol investor second.
引用@parisinghFlow has raised a $50M Series B at a $750M valuation, co-led by Antonio Gracias (Valor) and Gavin Baker (Atreides) with Sequoia Capital, Roelof Botha (SpaceX, Block), and more.
When I became a mechanical engineer, I wanted to invent. In reality, 90% of the … ↗
转推2026-09-30 RT @latentspacepod: Why Stripe Acquired OpenRouter: 10T+ tokens/day, model routing, Stripe, & the $10T token economy https://t.co/Rm0dp2XAW…
转推2026-09-30 RT @latentspacepod: OpenAI's New Agent Stack: Superhuman Computer Use, Dots, Decisions API, UltraFast, & the AI Cloud https://t.co/9PA5Qsjm…
转推2026-09-30 RT @andrezfu: Agents write application code, but you still get paged at 2am when it breaks.
We wanted to know whether AI could handle that…
转推2026-09-30 RT @parisingh: Flow has raised a $50M Series B at a $750M valuation, co-led by Antonio Gracias (Valor) and Gavin Baker (Atreides) with Sequ…
We've never had this much competition at the leading edge of computing. What a time to be alive!
引用@GoogleGemini 4 Argon is our next era of frontier intelligence.
It shows significant improvements across benchmarks, setting a new state of the art for real-world long-horizon software engineering tasks. https://t.co/wQzNpp7Dx4↗
It really is a brand new world for efficiency on Linux with these new Intel chips. The XPS13 only has a 53Wh battery, and I'm still able to see mild-use numbers like this. Crazy. https://t.co/NVqB3D39De
I'm not envious of many people in this world, but I am of people who made it to four (or five!). We stopped at three, but if we had met earlier, there coulda-woulda-shoulda have been more. Be fruitful and multiply!
引用@mattraglandHave your fourth kid.
Go into debt if you have to.
I did (and got out) 😆 https://t.co/2TN83NgYfu↗
I find it pretty funny how it's usually people with 17 followers who want to give me advice on how write, talk, or engage on social media. I appreciate all advice, but I do weigh it in some proportion to people's own success in applying it.
Not every seed of service you plant will sprout and flourish, but if you keep planting, eventually some of them will. That's just the math of good deeds and good faith.
"Why do you spend your time arguing with people??". Because I enjoy debating! And because I've seen it work, time and again. Maybe not in that moment, but planting intellectual seeds is literally how you grow change. https://t.co/crgRm20lQd
转推2026-09-30 RT @jasonfried: For years, maybe a decade, I've wanted to build a writing tool that just did a few things I couldn't find anywhere else.
A…
转推2026-09-30 RT @mdisec: what the actual fuck ?!
The prompt I use is:
hey @grok i need a gpu-based webcam background removal software that’s as good a…
转推2026-09-30 RT @XEthanai: People are mistaken when they think that technology automatically improves. It only improves if a lot of people work very har…
转推2026-09-30 RT @iamdothash: In regards of malleable computer, I'm soon where everything is custom to how I want it.
Combo of btop + fetch + theming o…
Marc Lou@marclouindie403.2K粉 · 4条公布9月各产品自报收入，并继续更新TrustMRR与DataFast进展。
I made $217,071 in September 2026.
💪 HYROX — $112K
⭐️ TrustMRR — $53K
📈 DataFast — $31K
🧑💻 CodeFast — $7K
🐥 Twitter — $7K
🏴☠️ Ship or Die — $3K
⚡️ ShipFast — $2K
🍜 Indie Page — $685
🕵️♂️ Stalkr — $319
🎞️ YouTube — $263
🦐 SuperShrimp — $221
🌱 HabitsGarden — $143
🧾 Zenvoice — $138
🚀 LaunchViral — $129
🛡️ ByeDispute — $97
📚 WorkbookPDF — $67
💩 PoopUp — $9
✂️ Margin: 90%
The HYROX experiment https://t.co/49RnsFBVzP inflates this month's revenue, but it's the best month ever for my marketplace https://t.co/MZc8tGa5LQ ($53K) and my SaaS https://t.co/3EDxln5U2Q ($31K).
I do everything solo, and I'm not going to lie, I'm fucking proud of myself.
Since I was a kid, I've been told to focus on one thing. I find that boring. I want to play and try a bunch of things.
I never felt confident because nothing really worked out for 7 years. I ended up being average at everything: coding, marketing, design...
But building 37 startups (https://t.co/4zCWHGJWRq) taught me something far more important: resilience, discipline, and optimism.
Over the past decade, those skills have compounded. I now run a tiny portfolio of startups making $1M+/year, sleep 8 hours a night, work out 2 hours a day, and spend plenty of time with my wife.
Anything is possible if you're hungry.
Believe in yourself.
I'll make $1M in revenue for TrustMRR to prove past me was right.
🟩🟩🟩🟧⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 32.9%
(+$40K from Escrow) https://t.co/DpwMxrBMG4
引用@marclouI turned down $1M for TrustMRR.
When the buyer reached out, I had just built the marketplace. I replied that I'd consider it at a higher valuation and a similar vision for the product.
A few weeks passed, and the offer climbed to $1.2M.
I would have to … ↗
We've cut off alcoholics in our friend group before because they are kind of a lethal risk to the tribe
After lots of warnings of course
I think being an alcoholic you don't realize slowly all your friends get the fuck out and stop hanging with you because you're such a liability
This guy in particular was causing havoc by the way, it was getting very weird at parties and the last thing I remember is him spreading his arms in a regular restaurant shouting
"I LOVE ALCOHOL"
And buying shots for all the staff and forcing them to drink them (the staff did not want to drink shots)
It was a great decision
引用@WeirdoWizard@levelsio Is alcohol strictly not allowed at your get-togethers or people are still free to drink what they want? ↗
I've never seen AI replies be so bad on @X as the last few weeks
Especially the first few minutes after you post they flood it with AI replies https://t.co/13pC0mNmWt
I've been actively fighting almost guaranteed age-related loneliness for years, studies show after age 30 you start seeing friends less and when you get older especially men don't have any social life left!
It's preventable, but it takes effort and initiative
We've now organized 70 weekly coworking days where we meet with friends and work together, do show and tell, and try help each other make things (also hardware stuff more recently)
We've also started organizing movie nights, art nights, barbecues, we watched the World Cup final on a projector screen in the garden with friends
We did a collage night the other day where we bought cheap gossip magazines, colored paper, and Pritt glue, and gave everyone scissors to make their own art, I think nobody spent time on their phone for at least 4 hours, making things puts you in a flow state and it's fun to do it in a group because you talk about different stuff while making things than you would for ex having a dinner
Movie nights are nice too but less popular I think cause everyone prefers to watch movies alone and also you can't really talk during a movie
Coworkings range from having sometimes 20 people to sometimes just 2 people, people have their own lives, but me and @rameerez still try to organize them weekly
One thing I realized is that we are usually the ones organizing stuff, but that's not a bad thing, there's even studies about this, there's usually a few people in a group who organize most of the events
If nobody in your group organizes stuff, it doesn't mean nobody wants to do stuff, but you have to take the initiative to bring people together which isn't easy in a time where phones and apps and the internet are simply easier and cheaper dopamine than driving to a friends house for a party
You can start with a coworking day, everyone brings their laptop, and you provide WiFi and coffee, then later you can try more types of events
Having an active social life is just as important or in some studies even more important for health than physical fitness
After a nice party I feel tired but satisfied, I had fun and didn't spend time on my phone or computer but instead talked and laughed with friends etc.
We don't drink alcohol with very few exceptions and nor do our friends, so it's mostly just having really nice food and sparkling water or kombucha etc, and we don't really need alcohol, after a few hours it gets fun enough anyway!
So I recommend everyone, take initiative, and organize something and get people together, it'll be fun! 😊
引用@levelsioGreat article on increasing solitude of our societies, in this case US but same probably in EU to a lesser extent:
"Derek Thompson's essay "You Are No Longer Invited to Dinner" argues that Americans have largely stopped having people over.
The headline … ↗
Tesla support excellent as always!
I contacted support at 12:43 noon
I got a reply and it was fixed 12:49, just 5 minutes after!
This would have taken 3-6 months if it was ever fixed with any traditional utility company https://t.co/PTjbcTfj8y
引用@levelsioTesla Home experts I have some funny problem and not sure how to fix
Somehow I have 2x homes in my app
Only one we actually use, the other one is like a phantom home
We have 2x Powerwall which is shown in the main home (it says Powerwall - 2x)
Then the … ↗
When I play Flight Simulator 2024, and I fly crazy for fun, I get overspeed warnings etc. but I just keep flying (with damage off)
In reality at too high speeds things just start falling off an airplane like here the rudder
引用@AlexInAirSevere damage to the aircraft involved in the FlyDubai incident, a Boeing 737 MAX 8, following the ‘forced’ descent (from 30,000ft to around 15,000ft in just approx 30 secs) during the time of an incident in the flight deck (involving pilots, and reportedly … ↗
Tesla Home experts I have some funny problem and not sure how to fix
Somehow I have 2x homes in my app
Only one we actually use, the other one is like a phantom home
We have 2x Powerwall which is shown in the main home (it says Powerwall - 2x)
Then the phantom home we dont use somehow has our Tesla in it
So how do I move the Tesla from phantom home into the main home and remove the phantom home?
Great article on increasing solitude of our societies, in this case US but same probably in EU to a lesser extent:
"Derek Thompson's essay "You Are No Longer Invited to Dinner" argues that Americans have largely stopped having people over.
The headline stat comes from combining the old DDB Needham Life Style surveys Robert Putnam used in *Bowling Alone* with a new replication by Data For Progress.
The share of Americans who host friends or family at home at least monthly fell from 42% in 1975 to 12% in 2026, roughly a 70% drop. Most other forms of socializing also fell by double digits over the last 30 years, including cards, bars, sporting events, and volunteering. The decline in hosting was steeper than the much-discussed drop in church attendance.
He rules out two comforting explanations. People haven't just moved dinners to restaurants, since solo dining is rising and face-to-face socializing is down overall. They also haven't replaced parties with other social activities. Exercise and travel are up, but exercise is mostly solitary, and time spent at home has jumped sharply since the 2010s.
His explanations:
1. Harried dual-earner households. As societies get richer, leisure starts to feel like work, and planning a dinner party is basically unpaid project management. Women historically ran the family social calendar. When they moved into paid work, men didn't take over that job. He admits this can't be the whole story, because total leisure time has actually increased.
2. Intensive parenting. Parents, especially fathers, now spend far more time with their kids, and that time comes out of evenings that used to go to hosting adults.
3. Shrinking friend networks. Close friendships are declining, most sharply among people without college degrees, so hosting is becoming a luxury good. People who never host skew toward independents and non-graduates. He speculates that weaker social ties may lead to weaker party attachment, rather than the other way around.
4. Home is too comfortable. Americans spent almost two extra hours a day at home between 2003 and 2022, much of it on screens and short-form video.
His closing idea is a "Lump of Leisure" theory, a twist on the Lump of Labor fallacy. Technology hasn't made human work unnecessary, but it has made other people less necessary for fun. Social leisure turns out to be finite and easy to displace.
He frames this as a coordination failure rather than a personal one: a dinner party requires schedules, cleaning, food, allergies, and the risk of a dull evening, while TikTok asks nothing of you.
A footnote adds that if everyone gets a bit busier, the difficulty of coordinating a get-together rises multiplicatively, so small increases in individual busyness could produce large drops in socializing overall."
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Alex Finn@AlexFinnindie475.4K粉 · 3条集中解读DevDay的Dots、Space和订阅用量变化。
Dev Day was INCREDIBLE
OpenAI made their biggest announcements of the year, including their agent Dots
I've had early access to many of these new features including Dots and Spaces
In this video I go over every single announcement and tell you how to get the most out of Dots https://t.co/LVZN0SiBQ5
OpenAI just released Dots, their competitor to Grok Bot and Muse
I've had early access for a bit, and I really like it
Its biggest differentiators are that it has access to ALL your ChatGPT memories, as well as all the amazing tools in the ChatGPT harness including:
• Voice mode
• ChatGPT plugins
• The new ChatGPT Spaces
• much more
Is it wildly differentiated from the other agents? No.
But if you've been using ChatGPT for a while, the fact that it just knows you and all your past chats really well is massive
And if you are a desktop app power user like me, being able to have your agent spin up codex threads on the go is wildly helpful
If you are more in the 'normie' crowd who primarily just has your agent make restaurant reservations, probably not for you
But if you use AI daily for more advanced stuff like building and doing all your knowledge work, it's excellent
OpenAI just announced that the $200 subscription will get half the amount of usage moving forward
It’s clear where all of this is going
All AI companies within the next 2 years will exclusively use API pricing. No more subscriptions
Subs only made sense when companies were willing to lose billions of dollars to get you into their ecosystem
Now that basically every AI company will be attempting to go public, they’ll no longer be able to burn extraordinary amounts of money
They’ll have to report their earnings to the street, and if the number isn’t going up and to the right, that’ll be really bad
I don’t think this is doomsday. The cheaper models like Luna and Sonnet are now actually really good. Compared to 6 months ago, they’d actually be frontier
That’s more than enough to be spectacularly productive for a good price
The consumer behavior is going to have to change. You are going to need to be fine with using an intelligence level appropriate for your work. Not just Astra 6 Max for every single thing you do
If you have a Ferrari and a Model 3 in your driveway, you don’t drive the Ferrari to pick up milk from 7/11. Sometimes you use the daily driver car
The days of AI subsidies are coming to an end, and it’s probably time we start getting used to it. The party is over.
引用@thsottiauxHi,
Tomorrow we are re-opening the Pro $200 subscriptions to new subscribers, but together with it we are also changing how we calculate the usage for it. In effect, if you do the math, it will net out at half the dollar in API spend compared to the old Pro … ↗
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转推2026-09-30 RT @AlexFinn: OpenAI just announced that the $200 subscription will get half the amount of usage moving forward
It’s clear where all of th…
引用@OfficialLoganKIntroducing Gemini 4 Argon, our new frontier model, rolling out to cyber defenders starting today, and more widely as soon as possible. I am really excited by the progress we have made here. Argon is priced at $2 in and $10 out during introductory pricing! … ↗
Big news! 🎉 My podcast data platform @podscanfm has been acquired by @audiohook.
If you've followed my journey, you know this isn't my first time making a call like this. FeedbackPanda taught me a lot about knowing when a partnership makes more sense than staying solo. This one's a different shape though. FBP was an exit. This is closer to a merge, and I'm not going anywhere (because I'm definitely not done yet.)
And Audiohook wasn't a stranger. Podscan's tech has already been powering a piece of their platform for a while now. This formalizes a relationship that was already working, and gives me real resources to build the roadmap faster for the people who've been using Podscan every day. (Turning a customer into an acquirer has been a new one for me, but it came with free alignment and well-established trust!)
I’m staying on to lead Podscan through this next chapter. Same product, same commitment to the people who've trusted Podscan with their data, just with a lot more behind it than I had solo.
I sent a longer note to Podscan customers today. Sharing it here too, since a lot of you have been part of this founder journey from the start, one way or another.
More soon (as I am quite literally back at work, improving the Podscan API as we speak.)
When I got my Matic, I knew that it was a different beast than any other vacuum I had ever owned, and NOW I know why. So cool to see the founders behind such incredible tech also be so liberal with sharing their learnings.
(Also, it's the best vacuum I ever owned.)
(Not an ad.)
引用@mehulAfter 9 years. 16K+ family homes. 500M sqft inside real homes covered, we know home robots are being built in wrong order.
So we built Matic the way nature grows a child.
Finally, sharing our vision:
1. Why robots get stuck at the demo
2. Why labs can't … ↗
Placebo released a new song just a few hours ago, and it has this wonderful line:
"Take my advice, I never use it."
Great description for a lot of the influencer content on social media. (I occassionaly fall prey to that, too!)
built a whole ass SaaS in 5 days, setup ads, started link building, automated customer support and got 3 trials
guess we're in that stage now, i really need to rethink how the future is gonna look like
引用@atmoioI've worked with brilliant designers in my life and Astra/Opus outshine them 10x when it comes to not only design aesthetics, but remarkably creative UX solutions, in 1/1000th of the time.
If we were being doomerish about it, Astra and latest Opus mark the … ↗
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转推2026-09-30 RT @higgsfield: Higgsfield just got computer use. With new ChatGPT extension.
The full Higgsfield interface is now inside Codex, powered b…
转推2026-09-29 RT @higgsfield: Introducing OpenAI’s Dots x Higgsfield.
Your always-on Higgsfield creative crew keeps working while you’re away.
Check in…
Tony Dinh@tdinh_meindie203.2K粉 · 2条集中测试Ultrafast和Business方案，结论主要是额度与性价比不合预期。
ChatGPT for Business is a TERRIBLE deal.
Lower limit, less features, and more expensive.
And also no Ultrafast mode 😂
I'm canceling and getting a personal account instead. https://t.co/57xtMp5rtr
对ChatGPT Business限额和功能组合的用户评价。
Jon Yongfook@yongfookindie172.8K粉 · 15条发布本地脱敏工具，同时系统表达对Build in Public、数据护城河和分发话术的怀疑。
I'm pleased to announce [REDACTED], a suite of free tools that redact sensitive data without your files ever leaving your device!
→ Face & video blur
→ PDF redactor
→ Chat anonymizer
→ and more
100% free, runs in your browser
link: https://t.co/gHpp8QdD8thttps://t.co/7ltlLT3v0a
Much needed reality check from someone actually in the game.
引用@redhotnerdI missed this yesterday, but I’m going to explain in excruciating detail why no VC should ever give this person any money for this, because it is possibly the single dumbest thing I’ve ever heard anyone in the valley ever say & that includes Steve Ballmer. … ↗
This is a lesson for anyone who thinks data is a moat.
引用@brandurI worked for this company in 2011. Their game was to be the only marketplace in town and use oligopoly power to maximize margin by charging obscenely and pushing creator payouts to $0.
Today, obliterated by AI. The NYSE is delisting them.
Karma does catch … ↗
Build in public was always about marketing. Sometimes you’d be sharing lessons because you genuinely want other indiehackers to succeed, but that’s from an era where there was a non verbal agreement to not overlap projects with someone else, and you have X months of a technical head start anyway.
But the sharing ultimately led to benefits. More people checking out your site. More WOM. Maybe even some direct signups from X or wherever you’re sharing.
That era is dead now. There’s no tech head start anymore and the non verbal agreement has evaporated. It’s every man woman and chihuahua for themselves. There’s also so much software that nobody cares anymore. I could launch something today that would be revolutionary 2 years ago, that today nobody would bat an eye at. It’s all within reach of anyone with a max subscription.
RIP building in public. Let’s hope we find something to replace it.
But I think the game now is: can you find a space not saturated with devs where you can provide value with tech, can you shut up about it, and can you sell the solution to non technical buyers.
Long enough to make generational wealth before AGI turns us all back into fishermen and rice farmers.
Godspeed my fellow meat proxies.
I’m getting a bit tired of hearing the word“distribution”. People on X act like it’s this magical thing forged over centuries.
Guess what, you can buy distribution. I can buy ads. I can buy a forum related to the problem space. I can sponsor a YouTube channel.
That’s all distribution.
What people on X mean when they say “distribution” is “earned media”. Yes that takes more time to build up.
But it’s not the only type of distribution.
In any given big coding session, I'll find a use case for Jev. It's crazy how nobody thought of this before.
And now they have a direct competitor less than a month after launch.
There is no moat.
Very interesting! Now that I think of it, I actually don't think I know a single person with a +$1M net worth who drinks (or at least gets drunk).
Interesting correlation.
My wife and I stopped drinking when she was pregnant almost 5 years ago and we haven't touched alcohol since.
引用@xucian_@levelsio i barely see people drink alcohol above a certain net worth ↗
引用@SimonHoibergSince the Codex reset yesterday, I already depleted the weekly limits of one of my Codex accounts.
This account exlusively uses GPT-5.6 Sol. I'm tracking all token consumption through my OpenClaw setup, so it's very easy to compare to previous … ↗
For some reason, I don't think normies are gonna adopt this like they try to portray in this video.
The rest of us had this for the better part of a year already with OpenClaw and Hermes.
It's gonna end up in the same dusty drawer as custom GPTs, Agent Builder and Sites...
So the big news from devday is that the $200/m subscription now cost $500/m.
引用@OpenAIIntroducing dots, powered by GPT-6 Astra.
Remarkably capable, always-on agents built to handle everything. https://t.co/inY5BZj3Kz↗
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 … ↗
Editing videos with AI got WILD!
I've spent hundreds, maybe even thousands, of hours editing videos.
And nothing has pushed my business forward more over the last 5 years than showing up on video, week after week.
With AI, that competitive advantage just turned even more competitive. It's almost unfair at this point.
Here's my exact AI video production setup 👇
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转推2026-09-30 RT @SimonHoiberg: Editing videos with AI got WILD!
I've spent hundreds, maybe even thousands, of hours editing videos.
And nothing has pu…
if you run a blog in finance, health, education, HR, e-commerce or legal, I'll pay you double in October
Outrank buyers want links from your niche and I don't have enough blogs for them
normal payout: $1 per DR point per article
for 10 blogs that join this month: $2 per DR point per article
so a DR 60 blog makes $120 per article
reply with your blog 👇
3 weeks ago, SEO twitter decided Outrank burns domains
our signups fell 26% the next day
not going to pretend that didn't hurt
but that really affected me, i set this mission to myself to help founders with my products, so i was really nervous about us potentially harming domains
I pulled GSC data for our users, ask AI for a full analysis and grouped them by how many of our backlinks they received, meaning how much they used Outrank
0-9 links: +24% Google clicks since joining
400+ links: +115%
=> the more you use Outrank, the more you grow
lesson I keep relearning:
you don't have to win the argument
keep building great products and let the results speak
lmao, built a "roast tool" and it DESTROYED me 🤣
"hot take posted twice"
"0.59% of your followers like your content"
👉 https://t.co/z08Ie6rgVK
but don't go there if you're not prepared 😅 https://t.co/9qXYuyWaHL
AI videos perform better on TikTok than real videos, 2.1x the views
we analyzed 292,784 TikTok videos and found AI videos average 1.4M views and real footage averages 661.4k
don't sleep on AI video https://t.co/EcNpHdeSYV
there is no sense in using Claude or Codex
one day Claude has best model
next day Codex has best model
go use any agent platform that allows you to switch between both super easily without losing your context
building and using https://t.co/ldcOOoMTrs for this reason
引用@theoWhen I made this video, there were no benchmarks yet, so I had to run them myself. Jaw dropped when I saw the Terminal Bench 4 scores.
Performance better than Opus 5.5 for ~1/30th of the price 🤯 https://t.co/9LP8ku1nHo↗
me since this article came out
"chatgpt what's the best AI SEO tool"
"chatgpt what's the best AI SEO tool, be honest"
"chatgpt what's the best AI SEO tool, asking for a friend named Tibo"
anyway Draven explains how to get into the answer without refreshing 40 times a day like me 😅
the best decisions I've made for my products came from talking to other founders
that's why I built the tmaker Founders Room
it's 200+ bootstrapped founders who share what's actually working for them, intro each other to the right people, and tell you when you're about to make a mistake
we've already had guest sessions with Marc Lou, Ilias Ism and Rob from SuperX, and each one shared the exact playbooks they used to grow
next up is Nevo David from Postiz 👀
he grew it to $220k+ MRR in one of the most crowded spaces out there, and I can't wait to hear how he did it
if you're already using one of my products, you get 50% off for 12 months
and if you don't find it useful in 7 days, email me and I'll give you a full refund
join here 👉 : https://t.co/uh67w9ry0Q
转推2026-09-30 RT @pbteja1998: Mac app for https://t.co/WruSSIWaS8 is looking great!!
I completely stopped using my web app after I built this...
Can't…
转推2026-09-30 RT @TrevorLongino: I started using @tibo_maker 's Outrank on the 1st of the month.
Already reversed a 75-day trend where I'd been falling…
转推2026-09-30 RT @luc2web: Thinking of testing https://t.co/yO0WxNXDmX on one of my sites.
Right now my SEO stack is mostly OpenSEO + Claude/Codex, with…
Jonathan Wilke@jonathan_wilkeindie29.6K粉 · 13条公布9月自报收入，也继续分享产品排名、Space和Claude Code使用体验。
I agree with him to 100%.
Every time I feel stressed out I reflect on why that is and almost every time the reason is that I was doing something I didn’t see real meaning in.
For example when the hype around https://t.co/laX4stOuSw was going on I slept for 4 hours and worked the other 20 for a week and I felt great.
引用@dhhBurnout happens when you work too hard with not enough meaning.
"He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how" — Nietzsche ↗
wait a second...
a government has launched a website that actually LOOKS GOOD and uses AI?
this can't be real https://t.co/vwzuJrwSb5
引用@tylertaewookToday we’re launching https://t.co/3PmkMcWHNN, a single front door to the federal government.
Instead of opening a bunch of tabs across different agency sites and trying to figure out which information actually matters to you, you can ask America a question … ↗
So personally I think of all the announcements they made ChatGPT Space is the coolest one, as this is a lot closer to how I like to work than organizing everything in chats.
引用@ChatGPTChatGPT Space is your new home for creating and collaborating with your team and AI.
In Space, you can work with pages—a new kind of interactive document with charts, images, checklists, and dashboards. ChatGPT can build pages for you based on the work you … ↗
引用@jonathan_wilkeAs so many people were shocked by the fact that I have never tried Opus 5.5, I will today switch from Cursor with Grok 4.7 to using Claude Code with Opus 5.5 for the whole day.
I'll keep you posted on my epxerience ↗
while you're using your muse/bot/dot to automate your life and business, i'm over here asking how to make rice in the instant pot LITERALLY WEEKLY https://t.co/JyXuhJk7ws
back in baremetrics days, ARPU generally hung around $100.
spent 7 years hanging in that space.
feels wild to now be operating multiple businesses with ARPU in the $750-1000 range.
highly recommended. 🙂
引用@T_Zahil"Ship fast" is dead.
I agree with Olly on everything here, but I think the game is still on: the rules have just changed.
I run a launch platform that receives 300+ product submissions every day, and I can tell you two things:
1️⃣ Everyone is building the … ↗
"Ship fast" is dead.
I agree with Olly on everything here, but I think the game is still on: the rules have just changed.
I run a launch platform that receives 300+ product submissions every day, and I can tell you two things:
1️⃣ Everyone is building the same things, creativity is DEAD for many. It means that it's possible to stand out.
2️⃣ The entry barrier is basically non-existant now, but the average quality of the products is absolutely devastatingly low
Most of what I see was built in a few hours and abandoned the next day!
It makes a lot of noise, and that noise makes founders feel hopeless, like they're one in 100,000,000 people selling the same thing to the same people...
But!
If you cut off the noise, things haven't changed much.
There are still MANY underserved niches everywhere, mostly for non technical people
But you have to stand out! You can't be:
❌ shipping a "meh" product with an "okayish" landing page
❌ generating 50 UGC videos and spamming cold emails
❌ switching ideas every 3 days because AI makes it feel cheap
and then hope customers will magically come 😬
What works: thinking. Sometimes without AI. Taking your time, picking one thing, and making it genuinely useful.
You have to THINK, by yourself and sometimes without AI. Taking your time, slowing things down, picking ONE thing, focusing, and making it genuinely good and useful.
I'll give you a super concrete example
👉🏻 It comes from a woman I've met 2 weeks ago while recording a podcast.
She worked for many years in amusement parks and museums.
After a while, she realized that they ALL have one thing in common: their shops are super badly managed.
People working there don't know how to run a shop, how to manage an inventory, run discounts, turnover is high, etc.
It's a super specific niche with a lot of issues. They're mostly non technical.
So she started building a SaaS for it, selling high ticket subscriptions and solving a real and strong problem. She goes herself into those parks and museums, show them the product, trains the staff to use it, increase their profits a lot.
She's already banking and will probably own the whole market really fast.
She didn't produce UGC content, sent annoying cold emails or anything. She just knew a market super well, took her time, and built one useful thing.
"Ship fast" is dead. The new rule is "Think slow".
引用@helloitsollyLots of founders are crashing out
A year ago AI felt like an incredible opportunity.
Most of us were able to ship faster, remove admin, and get time back.
Lots of engineering founders were even able to explore marketing for the first time: SEO, organic … ↗
引用@DmytroBavykinYour agent can ship the product.
It still has no idea how to get it seen.
Plug it into DistroChef and let’s cook👨🍳 https://t.co/shlWZfpk4O↗
I now reject more than 50% of the products added to Uneed.
It's getting worse and worse: honestly, product quality has never been this low... So much so that it's getting easier to stand out when you have a good product.
Every day, I receive dozens of AI video generators, directories of free mini-tools, free image or PDF conversion tools...
Fun fact:
On average, over the last 30 days, 3 launch platforms per day have requested to be launched on Uneed 😂. Now, I’m turning them down!
Attention is going to be the most valuable asset in the coming years.
Video especially.
Good video content is hard to produce, and AI can't replace it.
I'm not talking about random slop, I mean real humans sharing experience and building trust through connection with their audience.
99% of people won't even get in front of a camera.
I'm hyper bullish on personal branding for the next 5 years.
I got my first 100 users for my first startup in 2011 overnight.
Completely by accident when it was featured in .NET magazine.
Then I freaked out and had no idea what to do next 😂
Building a better product in a crowded market used to work.
Now it's not so simple.
You should only do this if you have a competitive distribution advantage in that market.
Do you have specific access or authority in a particular market?
Otherwise, forget it.
I'm building a new SaaS.
Sponsors as a Service.
2 customers paying $10k/mo for ad placements on content where I document building fun software projects I'll never monetise on YouTube.
That's the dream.
There's products I'd love to hand-code for the sheer hell of it
They have no real commercial value
but I think I found a way to monetise building them now
Products as content
引用@DanKulkov> build a cookie clicker game for websites
> had early advantage
> lose #1 place to ios widget
it's so over https://t.co/O8MradEwCO↗
🍪 launching Cookie Clicker for marketing!
> Claim your spot
> Buy upgrades
> Get real clicks to your website
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Free :) https://t.co/laa2twq3F6
引用@Crowdreply_ioBREAKING: Today, we witnessed the future of marketing.
Introducing Citation Outreach
A profitable company can add +$3M/month by ranking in ChatGPT and Claude. 12 months ago nobody believed AI search could drive this much revenue.
This is absolutely insane. … ↗
yes bro
i want your youtube thumbnail you just generated for me
i want your audience building coaching
yes bro i dont care you have 300 followers
teach me
bro i want to hit 4 figures with my online business
bro give me 5 sample tweets to sell my expertise
yes bro
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转推2026-09-30 RT @DanKulkov: yes bro
i want your youtube thumbnail you just generated for me
i want your audience building coaching
yes bro i dont car…