Can someone explain how so many folks managed to build decision models within days or weeks after Typesafe came out with Jev? Is this concept of decision models been in the works for a while? Is it easy to copy?
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▲171 milkipedia: I just searched to see if anyone posted this. Clef was post-trained from Qwen3.8-27B (edit: corrected typo). They also released clef-flash, post-trained from Qwen3.5-9B. This is exactly what we needed in the local space. I can't wait to try these out.
Jev is a huge power-up for research agents!
@edwardirby built a @youdotcom agent that monitors business risks, and compared Jev to an ordinary LLM judge.
• Same report quality
• But the LLM flip-flopped: 0.35 -> 0.68 -> 0.50 on the same threat
• the LLM missed 5 of 11 investigations. Jev missed none.
• Jev was 250x cheaper, 3-6x faster
Write-up 👇
引用@edwardirbyHow to build a reliable risk agent without a frontier model ($0.02/sweep):
• @youdotcom search
• @typesafeai Jev for typed judgments
• @QwenDevs for proposals & synthesis
• MCP for integration
Full architecture & cost breakdown below 👇 … ↗
I got access to Dots and spent much of the day trying to understand what actually runs where, what can happen simultaneously, and what counts as a separate worker. The official material explains what Dots can do reasonably well. I found the execution model …
用户基于多个真实任务整理执行模型；哪些部分是产品保证仍需官方资料确认。
Alex Finn给出的用法不是让Dot订餐，而是让它做项目经理：启动其他线程、逐步检查、把进展写回Space，并同时盯多个项目。产品负责人则用清理邮件做公开测试，称未读数从9000多降到6110。两者都说明持续性比单次点击更有价值，但仍是自报效果。
Figured out how to make ChatGPT Dots an outrageously powerful agent:
Use it as a project manager, not an assistant (skill linked below)
The strength of ChatGPT is its harness. The desktop app is excellent and has an outrageous amount of tools
So if you use your Dot to project manage other threads/tools, it can get a lot more done than other personal assistants that you just ask to make you reservations
You can have it work on other projects for you continuously, loop over apps you're building, keep an eye on progress of other work, and just do a ton of things at once
You DO NOT want to be using this as just a personal assistant. The model and harness are too good to be just booking you dinner reservations.
Here is how I have it act as more of a project manager: have it start and keep an eye on other ChatGPT threads
Give it a goal for that thread (build an awesome video game, create this business idea for me, build this presentation)
Then have it manage that thread, working towards that goal step by step
As it goes along, have it test every step then update a ChatGPT Space with information on that thread
Then, do this with multiple projects and threads. It's really good at multitasking.
If you set the right expectations for project management, you can get a tremendous amount of work done at once.
Way more than you could with just a basic personal agent like Muse
I built a project management skill you can give your Dot that sets all the expectations I mentioned above. You can check it out here: https://t.co/aVcTJJ2cGN
Does Dots have wildly different features than other agents? No
But if you take advantage of it's strengths the right way, you can be wildly productive
Down to 6110 unread from the over 9000 unread emails just earlier. Will get to inbox zero with clean filters within the next 48 hours. Dot has accepted the challenge.
引用@thsottiauxYou can ask your dot to "create a pet and set it as your avatar". It can be based on an idea, an image or pretty much anything. Here is my dot https://t.co/OhwcfuwfQJ↗
look i get it must be great for some people.
but if someone like me (not technical but not normie) experiences this kind of thing, its not good enough.
stop making it a user problem or skill issue. make stuff better.
the narrative isn’t helped when this is the experience. https://t.co/trWRGgIhbR
引用@bentossellmy dot experience so far has been 💩 ↗
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▲160 how-can-i-dig-deeper: the word “pi” is used by so many things in this space 😔 it gets confusing
Very cool to see Pi build a durable agent harness too. I've been building in this space for quite some time myself [0][1] and it is a super interesting place of innovation. Less hype-y that on-your-machine coding agents, but all major players are building products in this space: LangChain Deep Agents, Vercel Eve, OpenAI Agents API, Anthropic Managed Agents, etc. The main reasons are: 1) they are "durable", i.e. easier to make long-running in an unattended way, and easier to implement recovery, m …
My company runs 4 SaaS products, and we used to be 4 developers (me included). Now we're down to 2 human devs, and neither of us writes code anymore.
AI agents now write 100% of our code.
(No exceptions)
This is a superpower!
But if all you're doing with it is dropping slop granades on an already slopped up internet, you're wasting it.
If you do it right, it can be the biggest competitive advantage you'll ever have.
But it requires discipline 👇
A couple of my learnings reflected here:
- adversarial reviews (ideally with a 3rd agent as arbiter) at every step
- max coverage test suite, unit to e2e, no exceptions. TDD must be baked into agentic flows
- human review matters more for non-code stuff, particularly at the architecture and decision-making stages
- contextmaxxing in the repo: docs, ARDs, customer ICP descriptions, runbooks, schema commentary, all must live INSIDE the codebase, not just attached to it
- contextmaxxing in the process: track every agentic conversation + changes made (via Entire or similar) and attach to ticket/PR
- dev/testing DB content matters more than ever: dry runs, workflow simulations, edge case hunting, performance measuring needs to happen before things hit prod, seeds aren't dummy data; they need to be representative of prod, if not in volume, then in shape
- code that works best for agents doesn't look best to humans: humans need to think of themselves as validators, not proofreaders.
Comprehension is now a function of our tools, not a state of our minds. Weird, novel, and kinda scary, but things operate at speeds that typing letters into a text field can never catch up to again.
引用@dhhIt takes a while to build the confidence, but there's no future where you're manually reviewing every line of agent code. Not much acceleration in that. You need adversarial agent reviews, you need automated testing, and maybe you spot check. That's it. From … ↗
Matt Pocock又把差异压缩成一个更具体的工程条件：能访问可点击、可调试开发服务器的Agent，与不能访问的Agent之间，差距可能比模型差距更大。模型决定上限，环境决定它是否看得到自己的错误。
A: an agent with access to a debuggable/clickable dev server
B: one without
I'd argue that the difference between A and B is bigger than most models
Fix the environment your agent runs in
Opus 5.5 was god-like in the first 5-6 days and couldn't put a foot wrong in my most complex work, (custom C++ 3D engines, soft body physics solvers, Blender MCP), then suddenly it fluffed something more simple and out of the blue said: *"Written for: you, as …
A few days ago I posted LiveNerf, an open-source project I made to independently track Opus 5.5’s performance day by day and see whether there’s actually evidence of models getting “nerfed” after release. If you’re interested in tracking the performance of …
There have been a lot of "Opus 5.5 got nerfed" threads the last two days, so I checked what the numbers actually say! My site reads 25 AI subreddits and scores every opinion about a specific model (1–5, mapped to 0–100, 50 = neutral). For Opus 5.5: * …
Opus is a good model, but the difference to Fable is that it gets the wrong end of the stick maybe 1/3rd of the time and I don't ever remember Fable doing that
We'll be spending a lot more time trying to understand the outputs of language models. A few thoughts, tips & tricks:
Writing. Something I've had success with: Ask your LLM to explain something in ASD-STE100, it's a controlled language specification originally developed for aerospace maintenance documentation. LLMs well-versed in this language and it comes with heavy constraints on clean writing style that I often find a lot more readable. Sometimes I've tried to soften it a bit e.g. ask for "80% of the way to ASD-STE100" because the spec is quite stringent. But even better:
Diagrams / images. Instead of writing, ask your LLM to create a diagram. These can be a lot easier to process, parse, and understand. But even better:
Web pages. Ask for output "in HTML" to get a beautiful, interactive webpage. LLMs are getting really good at frontend and can create beautiful experiences, animations, etc. But even better:
Explainer videos. The output format I am most bullish on is fully custom / bespoke explainer videos generated on any arbitrary topic. Experiment with things like "Create a 3b1b style video explainer on X. Use my ElevenLabs API key for audio narration". (you'd need an API key for the latter or you can ask your LLM to find you decent free alternatives that use your local compute). This is actually starting to work!
In summary:
- As LLMs get better, they will do more and more of the legwork autonomously, and a lot more of our work will rise up the abstractions into oversight and understanding.
- Luckily, LLMs can help here too because as intelligence and code are increasingly abundant, you can ask for large, custom, discardable software artifacts (e.g. web apps, video explainers) that would have never made sense to create before. Push the boundaries here and you'll be surprised.
Animated maths explainers used to cost $100s each. I built an engine that makes a 10-minute one for $2.5 First video is free: Engramlabz Solo dev. You type a question like "why do just 23 people give a coin-flip chance of a shared …
TrustMRR now has 230K monthly unique visitors.
+30% vs. last month
51% of visitors return, and they visit an average of 4.6 pages per session. https://t.co/zXLi5raDgu
Dan Kulkov自报9月iOS应用收入4458美元，环比下降11%，ARPU下降6.8%，但转化率提高1.4个百分点；这是营收而非利润。
💸📱 my ios apps made $4,458 in September
> 11% decrease to August :(
> ARPU is 6.8% down :(
> Convert is 1.4pt higher :)
> 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇧🇳🇱🇲🇽🇧🇷🇦🇺🇨🇦🇯🇵🇦🇹
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We track featured Product Hunt launches daily for LaunchPact — 1,443 of them over the last ~90 days (Jul 3 – Oct 1). I pulled maker count vs placement expecting a …
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▲4 Total-Reasonable: The key missing variable is launch maturity: 4+ listed makers may be more likely to be established companies with existing users, communities, and prior launches. To isolate the first-hour effect, compare accounts with similar follower counts and measure votes by hour; final placement alone can't distinguish coordinated launch effort from pre-existing demand.
▲2 Brilliant-Tea-8633: the early momentum thing is huge. i launched something solo few months ago and first hour was basically just me refreshing the page what i noticed is even having one other person who actually shows up makes massive difference, not because of their votes but because PH algorithm seems to pick up any early activity and run with it. solo launches look dead in comparison
Screen Studio 4.0历时约八个月发布；团队称自建渲染引擎，并用5000个随机SwiftUI应用截图训练了macOS录屏专用超分模型。
Screen Studio 4.0:
We trained our own AI model to upscale macOS screen recordings.
We built a bot that generated 5,000 random, nonsensical SwiftUI apps that feel like macOS, took screenshots, downscaled them, and trained on those.
Standard upscaling vs. our model: https://t.co/2EBlGsoigh
Hey everyone, I just launched Treadline on the App Store. I could never stick with running, but I'll grind a game for hours if there's something to unlock. So I thought, what if landmarks were the unlocks? Run a loop around a real landmark, like the Eiffel …
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▲13 sudomatrix: So INTVL?
▲3 QuanTradin: running a loop around the Colosseum to collect it is a genuinely good hook. how tight does the loop have to be, does a big wobbly circle around the whole block count?
October 1st was the date I’d picked to launch my first platform. For almost four months, I’ve been building this alongside my 9-to-5: a platform where creators (YouTubers only for the MVP) share video ideas they’re planning to make, and fans can tip them on …
I have started using AI since the Astra release for countless things at work and in my freetime (Excel, PowerBI, coding), and it's been working like a charm. Only issue is the ever-increasing token drain. Just tried out Sol 6.1 instead of Astra, and it's a …
For two weeks, start a design, deck, or doc in the Claude app, and the work that follows in that conversation uses 50% less of your usage limits.
Give it a try with Claude Sonnet 5.5. It has a strong eye for design and builds slides that need minimal editing.
引用@claudeaiYou can also now make decks, docs, and designs in your conversation.
Draft the one-pager in Claude Docs, turn it into a deck with Claude Slides, and mock up a matching visual in Claude Design, all from one place. https://t.co/Y0JaJGT3G8↗
Cool eval. Simply ask an LLM “Land or Water?” and give it a latitude and longitude coordinate as text. Ask 16,200 times, plot as image. The models know. From compressing the internet.
40 year tech gap? No problem! The Tandy runs DeskMind, a native DOS program. It talks over WiFi (a PicoMEM 2 card with mTCP) to a small Python server on my PC. That server drives Qwen3.8-27B (NInfer on a 5090) and Krea 2 (ComfyUI on a 4090). The 286 never …
City Defense把OpenStreetMap街道和建筑直接变成塔防关卡，并允许玩家选任意高密度城区制作任务；无需账号或安装。
I've always been a sucker for those mobile tower defense games where you line a path with towers and stop waves of enemies from reaching your base. At some point I started wondering: what if the map wasn't a made-up maze, but the actual streets of a real …
From the README: StreetComplete is an easy to use editor of OpenStreetMap data available for Android. It can be used without any OpenStreetMap-specific knowledge. It asks simple questions, with answers directly used to edit and improve OpenStreetMap data. The app is aimed at users who do not know anything about OSM tagging schemes but still want to contribute to OpenStreetMap. StreetComplete automatically looks for nearby places where a survey is needed and shows them as quest markers on its map …
It would be nice to have a page that actually loads. This one doesn't. RIP. UPDATE: It loads now, but it didn't when it was first posted. Traffic load on the server does matter.
Is it maybe providing a bogus NTP server or something? Maybe the automatic reboot feature can be moved to the Secure Enclave or something, and made to only rely on the hardware RTC in a way that can't be tampered with.
Incremental seems to keep winning the easy wins, so the interesting part is whether the remaining compile-time still lives in the same places as last year.
I’ve been working on a side project called **FlyBudget** for the past couple months and figured it was finally time to actually put it out there. I’m a professional software engineer, and I’ve always been kind of a nerd about tracking my finances. I’ve tried …
I wanted real weekend getaways: leave work Friday, fly somewhere good, be home Sunday. But I suffer from decision paralysis and juggling flights/hotels across a bunch of tabs, so I built a tool to do it for me. And I turned it into LeaveFriday …
Pitch your product in 1-2 lines - and drop a link here. I'm building a community where makers can share what they’re building and get fair visibility. Here's the link: https://trylaunch.ai
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▲2 greyzor7: Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch" Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots for your app. Over two years: 625k uniques, 1500+ customers.
▲2 megatech_official: SeoLoupe \- Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
I had the worst month of my life. I got sick and had to be hospitalized and couldn't make any progress at all. But now I'm well and back so I started shipping new features again and this one has been my best. Vigil cli and agent skills. Tell your agent what …
Been heads down building FetchSandbox for the past 3 months. Ran a 30 vs prior-30 comparison in PostHog this week. Numbers moved so sharing them, but also being precise about what they actually are. \- MCP tool calls: 422, up 49% from 283 \- Tracked MCP …
Today I made $492 in sales on my B2B SaaS and I'm very happy. I hope I can increase that to $1,000! Cold Email It really works! I can definitely say that now. Ask me anything if you are curious , I will try to answer all. EDIT: y'all can stop DMing me 😭 the …
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▲17 bluefintuna2026: love seeing a solo founder win. q4 is gonna be fun
▲8 Taniai_: congrats bro, wishing you to reach $5k per day
Pretty stoked on this. I do B2B cold SMS marketing, not many of us exist. Ask me anything. My Youtube Channel (more info): @mrkylebanks" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://youtube.com/@mrkylebanks
This is just so incredible... another huge milestone reached. I honestly never thought this was possible for me. But I did the thing... I JUST STARTED! I put together a working MVP. Just the bare minimum functionality. Bought a domain and put it out there. I …
I made this entire video with Opus 5.5 + ElevenLabs + Suno. No motion designer, no editor. Just AI Btw , yesterday a freelancer asked $2K for motion video like this 💀
Im building a marketplace and trying to figure out the payment setup and the checkout seems straightforward but once i got into seller payouts, KYC, refunds and balances it got complicated pretty fast. Ive been looking at Whop and Stripe Connect rather than …
So I haven’t played a computer game in 20 years, and I know nothing about Minecraft, and I definitely prefer classical literature over YouTube culture, but even I have heard about the individual called PewDiePie, for two reasons: 1. His monicker starts with …
pi-llama-skip-reasoning is an extension for the Pi.dev harness that forces a local llama.cpp model to stop reasoning and answer / act immediately. When you are deep into the ctx session and …
▲1 ClaudeAI-mod-bot: **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 100 comments.** **The consensus is clear: everyone misses the old, based Claude who wasn't afraid to cook.** The thread is full of users nostalgic for the days when the model would give you the spicy details but leave the final decision to you. The phrase **"your call on risk/reward"** is being hailed as the perfect AI response—informative, but not a nanny. This …
▲1054 OisinT: I wish my Claude was this cool. Mine is a little bitch
Final game project. I built my dream stickman sandbox game over the last weekend (big fan of Animator Vs. Animation). The game basically a destruction sandbox where you can input a website URL and turn the page into a …
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▲1 ClaudeAI-mod-bot: **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 100 comments.** **The consensus is a resounding 'heck yes'. This thread is a massive nostalgia bomb.** Everyone's getting major flashbacks to the golden age of the internet (the 90s/2000s), comparing OP's game to classics like "Desktop Destroyer" and all the stickman Flash games from Newgrounds. The top comment calls it "so painfully 2001" and everyone agrees th …
▲511 durable-racoon: this is so painfully 2001. I love it.
 about a week ago i had a dumb idea. what if i made a cable news network that was entirely run by ai, drawn in pixel art, and just... never went off the air? i’m not a tv person. i had no idea how any of this shit worked. i opened claude code with opus 5.5 …
This is for people who are on the fence, because I was in the same boat. Yesterday I bought the 100$ plan for a test and holy moly, it's amazing how much you get. I used the 20$ plan earlier. I used all the tricks to keep usage low, which became a habit, so …
▲181 pm_your_snesclassic: Wow. The possibilities of this! Funny how earlier this year I was excited with modding games with Claude code, but now I’m excited with modding Claude code with Claude code 🤪
▲122 Level-Physics-1730: LOL! I literally made this for the claude desktop app, wonder if they looked at my feedback and realized they needed it (mine has way more stuff though) https://gitlab.com/blockshooter/claude-ui-mod/
Some people are now getting routed to Fable 5.5 already! Anthropic is moving at such a fast pace we could expect Haiku 5.5 alongside Fable 5.5 in the coming weeks. My assumption for this is due to the fact that Anthropic just filed for IPO and is now ramping …
I used Opus to experiment with programming my hearing aids, and they sound better than ever... I've been looking to get more out of my hearing aids, but also take control and know how they work, so I bought a programmer and decided to dive in. I was born with …
OpenAI says Moonshot-linked operators used thousands of accounts to extract protected reasoning from its models for adversarial distillation. No encryption broken. No database compromised. Just systematic querying designed to make one model teach another. …
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▲77 Ibra_63: Im reading through a machine learning book called "Hands on Machine learning with Scikit Learn and Pytorch". I recently asked Claude about a concept I quite didn't understand and he regurgitated a whole section of a chapter back to me with details only found in the book... This is when I realised how serious the IP problem is... I have no sympathy for them after this ! Edit: section and not whole chapter
▲40 TheOnlyVibemaster: I couldn’t care less, I hope all their models are siphoned and made into open source variants.
▲4 SignatureMurky5862: The pitch was OpenAI and SpaceX but the portfolio was Bloomingdale’s and lap dances. Diversified in ways investors never imagined
▲3 MrSnowden: I’m mildly terrified that the series B Anthropic I theoretically own via an SPV is bullshit. I’m not even sure I would be able to confirm it. I have the legal docs that any nitwit could put together and a k-1 that doesn’t address holdings. How would one even know ?
I just had a thought about the kinds of desktop programs I use day to day, they don't necessarily have an API to hand over control to, and the GUI is instead designed to be used by a human using a keyboard and mouse. And maybe most corporations are unwilling …
AI is already being used to sort applications, flag transactions, and prioritize requests. That can make systems faster, but it creates a strange problem. If an AI rejects your application, who explains the decision? A customer service worker? The company? …
Not necessarily something huge. A tiny change in how you search, write, work, create, or interact with technology can say a lot about how quickly things are changing. What comes to mind?
Cool eval. Simply ask an LLM “Land or Water?” and give it a latitude and longitude coordinate as text. Ask 16,200 times, plot as image. The models know. From compressing the internet.
We'll be spending a lot more time trying to understand the outputs of language models. A few thoughts, tips & tricks:
Writing. Something I've had success with: Ask your LLM to explain something in ASD-STE100, it's a controlled language specification originally developed for aerospace maintenance documentation. LLMs well-versed in this language and it comes with heavy constraints on clean writing style that I often find a lot more readable. Sometimes I've tried to soften it a bit e.g. ask for "80% of the way to ASD-STE100" because the spec is quite stringent. But even better:
Diagrams / images. Instead of writing, ask your LLM to create a diagram. These can be a lot easier to process, parse, and understand. But even better:
Web pages. Ask for output "in HTML" to get a beautiful, interactive webpage. LLMs are getting really good at frontend and can create beautiful experiences, animations, etc. But even better:
Explainer videos. The output format I am most bullish on is fully custom / bespoke explainer videos generated on any arbitrary topic. Experiment with things like "Create a 3b1b style video explainer on X. Use my ElevenLabs API key for audio narration". (you'd need an API key for the latter or you can ask your LLM to find you decent free alternatives that use your local compute). This is actually starting to work!
In summary:
- As LLMs get better, they will do more and more of the legwork autonomously, and a lot more of our work will rise up the abstractions into oversight and understanding.
- Luckily, LLMs can help here too because as intelligence and code are increasingly abundant, you can ask for large, custom, discardable software artifacts (e.g. web apps, video explainers) that would have never made sense to create before. Push the boundaries here and you'll be surprised.
Down to 6110 unread from the over 9000 unread emails just earlier. Will get to inbox zero with clean filters within the next 48 hours. Dot has accepted the challenge.
引用@thsottiauxYou can ask your dot to "create a pet and set it as your avatar". It can be based on an idea, an image or pretty much anything. Here is my dot https://t.co/OhwcfuwfQJ↗
You can ask your dot to "create a pet and set it as your avatar". It can be based on an idea, an image or pretty much anything. Here is my dot https://t.co/OhwcfuwfQJ
Global reset landing tomorrow 10am PST for all paid ChatGPT accounts. Apologies for the slow start with GPT-6.1 Sol, it's now back to running at expected speeds after the massive load spike in the first two days.
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
Hi! What would you like to see us ship for dots and space in the next two weeks? Or how can we improve things in other parts of the product.
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转推2026-10-01 RT @OpenAIDevs: You can finally close your laptop now and your agents will keep working.
Codex cloud environments are here.
Reusable envi…
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
转推2026-10-01 RT @ardchain: my Codex Micro finally arrived!
it all started with an ESP32 project I built with Astra
thank you @OpenAIDevs for the gift…
转推2026-10-01 RT @CarterWChurch: I used GPT-6 Astra to break an unsolved cipher to one of Napoleon's generals that had gone unread for 217 years.
What…
转推2026-10-01 RT @zoink: Dev Mode is now available in Codex! You can see what’s ready for dev with the Figma plugin and compare to local builds with this…
转推2026-10-01 RT @skirano: Stop what you’re doing and build a plugin extension for ChatGPT.
We’ve grown over 2000% since the announcement! https://t.co/…
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…
Sam Altman@samaAI6.3M粉 · 3条强调AI订阅应跨场景使用，并回应Sol扩容后的速度改善。
You should be able to use your AI subscription wherever you need:
引用@vigysoI am going to try and answer a bunch of questions that people have raised about Sign in with ChatGPT in the next couple of days. Before that, I want to let you all in to why we shipped Sign in with ChatGPT (SIWC) in the first place. Clarify our intentions … ↗
For two weeks, start a design, deck, or doc in the Claude app, and the work that follows in that conversation uses 50% less of your usage limits.
Give it a try with Claude Sonnet 5.5. It has a strong eye for design and builds slides that need minimal editing.
引用@claudeaiYou can also now make decks, docs, and designs in your conversation.
Draft the one-pager in Claude Docs, turn it into a deck with Claude Slides, and mock up a matching visual in Claude Design, all from one place. https://t.co/Y0JaJGT3G8↗
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
Matt Pocock@mattpocockukAI359.9K粉 · 7条强调可调试环境、意图复述和一致代码库对Agent的价值。
A: an agent with access to a debuggable/clickable dev server
B: one without
I'd argue that the difference between A and B is bigger than most models
Fix the environment your agent runs in
Started doing this. Very useful for when you're dictating out a bunch of stuff and you can only half-remember what you've said.
I prefer a 5-word version:
Restate my intent before continuing
引用@potetothis has become one of my most used prompts recently:
> restate in your own words what you think my goals are and what the problem i'm trying to solve is ↗
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
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转推2026-10-01 RT @EffectTS_: Effect v4 is here.
One ecosystem. Zero dependencies.
The next chapter of Effect and the foundation for building reliable…
Been trying to up the level of quality in animation in my game prototype, so been getting Claude to teach me & find references.
I asked Claude to make an animation editor where we could iterate on the jump, I'm really happy with how it came out.
Here's a side-by-side video https://t.co/OkFMX2TMzF
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
Philipp Schmid@_philschmidAI122.7K粉 · 3条关注Agent用量限制、Gemini企业Agent API与新模型参数。
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
is it normal to crop out other people's logo and not attribute to a simple youtube video or how does this work in professional tech media https://t.co/RMciDG1IJS
引用@theinformationTypeSafe AI is talking with investors about raising $1 billion or more as enthusiasm builds around its Jev model and potential valuations above $10 billion.
Read more: https://t.co/sEKXPm67fi↗
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 … ↗
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转推2026-10-02 RT @latentspacepod: .@AnthropicAI’s Thariq on what Claude Mods unlock: conversation context, subagents, structured output, and control over…
转推2026-10-02 RT @latentspacepod: Recursive Language Models: Claude Code, Agent Swarms, Big Research Bets, & the $40M AI Problem Solver https://t.co/4XWI…
转推2026-10-01 RT @grinich: One week until init() - the conference for builders 🔥
We have an absolutely killer lineup of speakers: @levie, @howietl, @sw…
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…
Ben Tossell@bentossellAI201.2K粉 · 12条区分普通用户与开发者的Agent需求，并公开批评自己的Dots体验。
look i get it must be great for some people.
but if someone like me (not technical but not normie) experiences this kind of thing, its not good enough.
stop making it a user problem or skill issue. make stuff better.
the narrative isn’t helped when this is the experience. https://t.co/trWRGgIhbR
引用@bentossellmy dot experience so far has been 💩 ↗
引用@SimonHoibergVery 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 … ↗
blast from the past!!
and thank god i shifted some weight 🤢
引用@aronkorbumped into @bentossell yesterday in sf at an event, 7 years after the @nocode_conf almost to the day (rip).
wouldn't be teaching today if we hadn't met then.
a good reminder that it's really all about the friends we make along the way -- online or … ↗
i forget things we do stick with others even when we’ve moved on.
was so awesome meeting sharath who was one of my very first customers of what became makerpad all those years ago.
he said so many nice things about me that i wasn’t even sure how to accept all of them.
and im still no better at naming my companies 😂
引用@5harathSo much of what I’m doing today is coz of this man
In 2018, i spent $99 on his NewCo bootcamp where @bentossell taught ppl how to build and ship products without using code
After that i never turned back, i shipped a ton of products, sold a few and broke … ↗
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
philtered soul cold brew from philz is so good wtf
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转推2026-10-01 RT @matanSF: Great day to deliver shareholder value :)
Use Factory to automate the low-leverage work and building becomes so much more fun…
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…
touchdown back from DevDay & excited to keep the momentum going!
reflecting back, what an incredible sprint from giving a full house talk (out on YT soon) to helping ship our models/ products and hell of a lot of testing/ feedback - proud of it
too many folks to tag in one post, but grateful for two things:
- my team, have the best team out there
- our community, thanks to all the folks who shared their story and how our products impact their lives 🤗
looking forward to seeing y’all at a DevDay Exchange near you soon
there’s nothing stopping this train ;)
GPT 6.1 Sol is now a good, cheap AND fast model, sir!
Also, global reset on Friday, 2nd October - 10AM PT
Enjoy!!
引用@thsottiauxGlobal reset landing tomorrow 10am PST for all paid ChatGPT accounts. Apologies for the slow start with GPT-6.1 Sol, it's now back to running at expected speeds after the massive load spike in the first two days. ↗
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
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转推2026-10-01 RT @vigyso: I am going to try and answer a bunch of questions that people have raised about Sign in with ChatGPT in the next couple of days…
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 … ↗
转推2026-10-01 RT @perplexitydevs: pplx-decider-v1-27b is fine-tuned from Qwen3.8-27B with a 250k context window.
View the weights on Hugging Face:
https…
转推2026-10-01 RT @michellechen: introducing 𝚌𝚕𝚎𝚏: our first models trained by @cloudflare's workers ai team.
today, we're releasing two fast and accurat…
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…
🗣️ Ever felt like AI bots don't really listen? 🗣️
They just don't have a li'l Jev helping them yet!
引用@SoCalJayFOne really cool use case I’ve been exploring with Jev: a semantic VAD for real-time voice AI.
I plugged it into @AgoraIO ConvoAI and used the live transcript + recent conversation as context to decide whether the user has actually finished speaking.
That … ↗
Jev is a phenomenal reranker, you heard that right.
引用@johncrownJev is a phenomenal reranker. At 75% of the previous reranking cost, it improved our main-app search by 30.64% in matches per 200 candidates on searches recruiters actually run.
Most recruiting benchmarks measure precision and accuracy across just 10 … ↗
Jev is a huge power-up for research agents!
@edwardirby built a @youdotcom agent that monitors business risks, and compared Jev to an ordinary LLM judge.
• Same report quality
• But the LLM flip-flopped: 0.35 -> 0.68 -> 0.50 on the same threat
• the LLM missed 5 of 11 investigations. Jev missed none.
• Jev was 250x cheaper, 3-6x faster
Write-up 👇
引用@edwardirbyHow to build a reliable risk agent without a frontier model ($0.02/sweep):
• @youdotcom search
• @typesafeai Jev for typed judgments
• @QwenDevs for proposals & synthesis
• MCP for integration
Full architecture & cost breakdown below 👇 … ↗
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: … ↗
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转推2026-10-02 RT @CompleteSkeptic: me to our GTM guy: do enterprises want benchmarks
him: no, the fast ones have already benchmarked their internal use…
转推2026-10-01 RT @n8n_io: @typesafeai's Jev model just landed in n8n.
Jev’s job isn’t to write, it decides: returning a choice + confidence you can use f…
转推2026-10-01 RT @coderabbitai: Your agent doesn't know Jev.
Most code calls LLMs the long way:
state → prompt → text → parse → if statement
Decision m…
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…
Peter Gostev@petergostevAI27.5K粉 · 4条比较Opus与Fable的任务理解，也关注更高价OpenAI订阅。
Opus is a good model, but the difference to Fable is that it gets the wrong end of the stick maybe 1/3rd of the time and I don't ever remember Fable doing that
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.
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转推2026-10-01 RT @arena: Arena Open House: Rooftop Happy Hour 10/7.
We're throwing open the doors to our new SF HQ office and want to invite researchers…
The new microprocessor is here! Everyone wants a piece.
引用@steipete"Today, we’re releasing two Cloudflare-trained decision models, Clef and Clef-flash"
https://t.co/E8cYq4w7Fz
Never seen an idea spreading so fast. ↗
Me 5 min before the most important @thursdai_pod episode yet, and microphones not working.
Me 1hr in with @CoreWeave Execs when everything is flowing smoothly:
WE DID IT LIVE! 👏 https://t.co/XwRVVEM0p7
引用@altryneAs every Thursday, but a different time
11am pacific - DevDay, CW fully connected, Sandboxes, Physical AI, the agentic Loop & tons more!
🔥 show planned for yall https://t.co/lB8Guvdsn1↗
As every Thursday, but a different time
11am pacific - DevDay, CW fully connected, Sandboxes, Physical AI, the agentic Loop & tons more!
🔥 show planned for yall https://t.co/lB8Guvdsn1
引用@altryneTomorrow - @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 … ↗
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!
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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…
The Autobahn has had stretches with no speed limits since 1952 (except during the oil crisis). Germany has 2.5x fewer road fatalities per mile traveled than the US. I did 200mph in a Gallardo back in 2010 and it remains a top automotive memory. There's more to life than safety!
引用@Jason1. Do not go 175 MPG, folks...
2. No one died!?!?!??!!?!? Teslas are REALLY F*CKING SAFE CARS!
I only buy Teslas because I want my family safe.
Staying alive is the name of the game, folks... life is precious.
Don't do stupid stuff; always choose the … ↗
The Shopify Racing #11 LMP2 is back in action for the final time of the year this weekend at Petit Le Mans / Road Atlanta. @tobi and I will share the car with @MathiasBeche for one last shot at the podium 🤘 https://t.co/My0mYoAtQQ
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'm literally on a transatlantic @delta flight right now. It's incredible to have internet in the sky at all, but it's painful that its dial-up from the 90s speed when Starlink exists! https://t.co/EwCsbxqdGj
引用@dhhI'm a @delta Diamond Medallion flier, and I'm generally happy with the airline, but the one thing that could make me switch to @united is Starlink. It's just so much better. Crazy to deny your customers the best just because you don't like Elon. … ↗
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.
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转推2026-10-01 RT @emirbeganovic: After nearly 7 years at Booking, today is my first day as Head of Infrastructure for Omarchy.
Somehow I got here throu…
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…
If I was Trump going into a big midterm loss, I would just go out with a bang:
Cut entitlements & close the budget deficit
It will crash the economy and he’ll be hated for 2 years—but history will remember him for saving the country.
I am self aware enough to say the Tesla Y looks like a normie car (like a typical sedan I guess?) but I don't rly care
My friend drives a Jimney, it looks cool
It's not fast and not safe, but it looks cool
I think the Cybertruck looks cool too, it has personality
Y is safe but the design lacks personality (which is fine)
引用@hechen@levelsio Are you saying the Y isn’t pretty or cool? 😂 ↗
This is why I have a Tesla Y
One of the safest car brands and car models
I don't trust myself nor anyone else driving so when shit goes down I wanna be in not the prettiest or coolest car, I wanna be in the safest car with the highest survival rate
Which all the recent Tesla models are
引用@MatthewDR🏎️ 175mph tire blowout in a Tesla Model S on the autobahn 🏎️
Miraculously no one died. https://t.co/4ebHtUhCqI↗
引用@marcos_placona@levelsio@JohnONolan I know you say “high trust society”, but the repercussions are pretty hefty if your caught stealing.
I’m not against punishment though, but just saying this is not all just trust.
Same in Singapore. ↗
This is a very interesting effect too
They're boiling the frog and making everyone poorer
But most Westerners don't notice it, partly because prices of flights, hotels, travel as a whole has gone up so much (again it hasn't, we've all just been made poorer collectively)
And if you can't travel far, you can't notice how rich and modern parts of the non-West now are (Asia etc)
引用@NiPeIO@levelsio The frog boiling effect makes it very hard to see unless they travel to modern non-Western countries - which not that many do.
It’s even harder for those with a little bit of money as their lifestyles are more isolated from many inconveniences. ↗
A good example @johnonolan sent me today
An Apple Store in Dubai where you have Apple Watches lying around freely with the door open, not secured, not behind glass
Right by the front door!
A high trust society like we used to have too https://t.co/rCAOwg9Kch
引用@levelsioI'm noticing Westerners are continously having lower standards every year and seem to not even notice the declining quality standards of everything around them
I do notice it and when I tell them (IRL or on here) they make me sound jaded or disconnected from … ↗
I'm noticing Westerners are continously having lower standards every year and seem to not even notice the declining quality standards of everything around them
I do notice it and when I tell them (IRL or on here) they make me sound jaded or disconnected from reality as if we expect too much
They're literally boiling the frog and most don't notice it
Then we fly out to Switzerland, UAE or East and parts of South East Asia and we realize there's nothing to complain about so it's not us, it's the West
引用@mmjukic"Enshittification" is a sort of "safe horny" term for what is really just outright impoverishment and declining living standards due to economic insolvency from deindustrialization, demographic decline, hyperinflation, etc.
You are just de-developing and … ↗
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 … ↗
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转推2026-10-02 RT @AtelierMissor_: The statue of Prometheus is finally finished.
It was cast in Paris, crossed the Atlantic, and was assembled at Starbas…
Marc Lou@marclouindie403.8K粉 · 4条公布TrustMRR流量、回访与页面深度，并给买家增加收藏和交易跟踪。
TrustMRR now has 230K monthly unique visitors.
+30% vs. last month
51% of visitors return, and they visit an average of 4.6 pages per session. https://t.co/zXLi5raDgu
I added a new acquisition pipeline for buyers of TrustMRR:
❤️ Save startups
📁 Group by folders
🤝 See ongoing deals
If you're a user, please let me know what's missing? Thanks! https://t.co/ZhnlNeDGvW
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.
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转推2026-10-01 RT @marclou: TrustMRR now has 230K monthly unique visitors.
+30% vs. last month
51% of visitors return, and they visit an average of 4.6…
转推2026-10-01 RT @marclou: I added a new acquisition pipeline for buyers of TrustMRR:
❤️ Save startups
📁 Group by folders
🤝 See ongoing deals
If you're…
转推2026-10-01 RT @wickedguro: Hi everyone!
After investing a lot of money in agent-media, I decided to sell it.
The project is great, but it was a mist…
F1 won't let a car start a race if it qualifies more than 7% off the fastest pace. But the autobahn lets a car doing 75mph share the road with one doing 175. Can someone explain to me what's the rationale of having no speed limit? How is this not massively endangering others?
引用@MatthewDR🏎️ 175mph tire blowout in a Tesla Model S on the autobahn 🏎️
Miraculously no one died. https://t.co/4ebHtUhCqI↗
A couple of my learnings reflected here:
- adversarial reviews (ideally with a 3rd agent as arbiter) at every step
- max coverage test suite, unit to e2e, no exceptions. TDD must be baked into agentic flows
- human review matters more for non-code stuff, particularly at the architecture and decision-making stages
- contextmaxxing in the repo: docs, ARDs, customer ICP descriptions, runbooks, schema commentary, all must live INSIDE the codebase, not just attached to it
- contextmaxxing in the process: track every agentic conversation + changes made (via Entire or similar) and attach to ticket/PR
- dev/testing DB content matters more than ever: dry runs, workflow simulations, edge case hunting, performance measuring needs to happen before things hit prod, seeds aren't dummy data; they need to be representative of prod, if not in volume, then in shape
- code that works best for agents doesn't look best to humans: humans need to think of themselves as validators, not proofreaders.
Comprehension is now a function of our tools, not a state of our minds. Weird, novel, and kinda scary, but things operate at speeds that typing letters into a text field can never catch up to again.
引用@dhhIt takes a while to build the confidence, but there's no future where you're manually reviewing every line of agent code. Not much acceleration in that. You need adversarial agent reviews, you need automated testing, and maybe you spot check. That's it. From … ↗
Why does it feel like such a MASSIVE waste of time to watch Claude deliberate and talk to itself for 20 minutes during its planning phase, but it's perfectly fine to brainstorm, discuss, draft and re-draft a spec (v4.final.2.final.md) for 2 hours in a meeting of 5 people?
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.)
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转推2026-10-01 RT @NoemiTitarenco: can i see proof of the effectiveness of adversarial reviews?
Does it vary if you put different models against each oth…
Figured out how to make ChatGPT Dots an outrageously powerful agent:
Use it as a project manager, not an assistant (skill linked below)
The strength of ChatGPT is its harness. The desktop app is excellent and has an outrageous amount of tools
So if you use your Dot to project manage other threads/tools, it can get a lot more done than other personal assistants that you just ask to make you reservations
You can have it work on other projects for you continuously, loop over apps you're building, keep an eye on progress of other work, and just do a ton of things at once
You DO NOT want to be using this as just a personal assistant. The model and harness are too good to be just booking you dinner reservations.
Here is how I have it act as more of a project manager: have it start and keep an eye on other ChatGPT threads
Give it a goal for that thread (build an awesome video game, create this business idea for me, build this presentation)
Then have it manage that thread, working towards that goal step by step
As it goes along, have it test every step then update a ChatGPT Space with information on that thread
Then, do this with multiple projects and threads. It's really good at multitasking.
If you set the right expectations for project management, you can get a tremendous amount of work done at once.
Way more than you could with just a basic personal agent like Muse
I built a project management skill you can give your Dot that sets all the expectations I mentioned above. You can check it out here: https://t.co/aVcTJJ2cGN
Does Dots have wildly different features than other agents? No
But if you take advantage of it's strengths the right way, you can be wildly productive
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
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转推2026-10-02 RT @AlexFinn: Figured out how to make ChatGPT Dots an outrageously powerful agent:
Use it as a project manager, not an assistant (skill li…
Adam Pietrasiak@pie6kindie39.0K粉 · 4条发布Screen Studio 4.0，介绍自研渲染引擎、专用超分模型与Finder预览。
Screen Studio finally integrates with Finder preview and shows you a project preview before you even open it.
I ask myself why we haven't done it earlier. It makes life so much easier, especially when you have hundreds of projects in one folder. https://t.co/XSXKBkxwTv
Screen Studio 4.0:
We trained our own AI model to upscale macOS screen recordings.
We built a bot that generated 5,000 random, nonsensical SwiftUI apps that feel like macOS, took screenshots, downscaled them, and trained on those.
Standard upscaling vs. our model: https://t.co/2EBlGsoigh
Screen Studio 4.0 is finally out! https://t.co/bxjnsbNqLD
It took ~8 months. Way too long. I feel such relief now.
We built a brand-new, in-house rendering engine, trained our own AI models, and so much more.
Will be posting details and learnings soon!
I hope you'll like it! https://t.co/S2A6wOzxg3
Screen Studio 4.0发布，自报研发约八个月。
Thomas Sanlis 🥐@T_Zahilindie24.4K粉 · 7条主张从Ship fast转向Think slow，也直言AI过载后需要更多线下爱好。
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 have been using @DevinAI for the last 2 days for all my coding work and I have to say as of right now this is the agent that I trust most with just getting a task done.
sometimes I look at my product, and I feel just insanely proud 😊
so proud that I almost don't care if you buy it or not
I just love them
("almost" don't care)
a few weeks ago, a lot of people on here called Outrank a link farm
I was annoyed, but then I went and read every single reply
and some of it was fair
to get backlinks from our exchange, you had to host other people's links on your own site
and SEOs don't trust that kind of loop for good reason 👀
so for the last 8 weeks we've been building the opposite
you don't host a single link anymore
a real site writes a full article on its own blog with your link in it, and we pay that site in cash through Stripe, not credits
you can even get a listicle on a real blog with your product ranked #1
the hardest part was deciding who gets to sell
1,625 sites signed up but only 138 made it in
to qualify, a site needs:
- DR 30+
- 100+ clicks a month for at least 3 months
- Search Console connected, so we can see its real Google traffic
then it has to pass a content check, and 220 sites failed that one alone
since August we've done 222 placements
159 are live, and 158 of those are dofollow
the median time from order to published is 2.1 days
I care this much about "real" because ChatGPT and Perplexity cite the sites people actually read. nobody reads a PBN, so nobody cites one either
my bet is that AI search ends up rewarding fewer links from sites with real readers
https://t.co/Ofokzg1sHZ
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
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…
Jon Yongfook@yongfookindie172.8K粉 · 12条发布浏览器内脱敏工具并给出首日访问数据，同时准备跨平台桌面应用。
Just added! [REDACTED] Camera, a virtual camera app for mac that blurs faces. Blur all, or blur everyone except you. Works with zoom, google meet, and any other video app. Free!
https://t.co/TBWv16spak
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 … ↗
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 … ↗
Computer use + Higgsfield inside ChatGPT is kinda insane.
One prompt can now:
Find a real storefront
Use Higgsfield to redesign it
Create a promo video
Find the owner and pitch them
Find someone to actually make the sign
The entire creative workflow, automated end-to-end. https://t.co/fTyw551DOj
UGC agencies might be cooked.
This tool turns your website into content and gets 50,000 creators to post it.
Pretty sure they're coming for the entire category. 😅
引用@klashsarmaToday we’re introducing Relay
We raised $20M from Google, Point72 & the founder of Reddit to build it.
1) Drop your website
2) Relay will create your content
3) Automatically distributes to our network of 50,000 U.S. creators
4) Drive millions of views and … ↗
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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…
Simon Høiberg@SimonHoibergindie163.4K粉 · 2条自称四个SaaS已由AI Agent生成全部代码，并强调纪律而非批量制造。
My company runs 4 SaaS products, and we used to be 4 developers (me included). Now we're down to 2 human devs, and neither of us writes code anymore.
AI agents now write 100% of our code.
(No exceptions)
This is a superpower!
But if all you're doing with it is dropping slop granades on an already slopped up internet, you're wasting it.
If you do it right, it can be the biggest competitive advantage you'll ever have.
But it requires discipline 👇
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 ↗
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转推2026-10-02 RT @SimonHoiberg: My company runs 4 SaaS products, and we used to be 4 developers (me included). Now we're down to 2 human devs, and neithe…
引用@ShpigfordI know I'm going to regret this but...
Anyone happen to have a .com/.co/.ai for sale that might work well for an SEO/AEO/GEO service?
DM me, please. 🫣 ↗
quick announcement: i'm abandoning literally everything.
going forward i'll be dedicating my life to the operation of miniature RC construction equipment.
https://t.co/Y3cHT4V6to
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. 🙂
Today I’m releasing D1-TRUE, an open-source decision model that returns a single boolean for any input.
It leads the field on latency. The full weight file fits in a tweet:
filename: decision.txt
contents: true
Zero parameters. Constant-time inference. No tokenizer. 50% accuracy on balanced binary tasks.
Paired with the upcoming D1-FALSE checkpoint, the models are expected to reach a combined 100% accuracy when correctly applied
引用@marckohlbruggeIt's kinda ridiculous we have to pay for ChatGPT again and again for each new wrapper app.
@OpenAI should offer a "Sign in with ChatGPT" button that lets developers easily use the API on the user's behalf. https://t.co/LJMEDwJo2u↗
Danny Postma@dannypostmaindie185.3K粉 · 2条吐槽Grok、X与Cursor订阅无法合并带来的计费困惑。
Grok/X/@cursor_ai billing so confusing
I have SuperGrok Heavy and X Premium yet Cursor is on Free plan. How does one consolidate this?? https://t.co/dZ5ULOzOPe
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.
在拥挤市场进入前先确认独特分发优势。
Andrea Bosoni@theandrebosoindie64.2K粉 · 1条判断SaaS会进入AI Agent内部，并提出AI应用商店优化可能成为新营销门类。
I think most SaaS will be apps inside AI agents within a few years.
OpenAI now lets plugins ship their own UI in ChatGPT.
Founders I've talked to got a wave of installs when they launched their plugin.
I also think that if this is true the next big thing in marketing might be AI store optimization.
SaaS进入Agent内部与AI应用商店优化的趋势判断。
Dan Kulkov@DanKulkovindie50.4K粉 · 10条公布iOS应用月收入变化，运行网站点击游戏，并拆解Relay代理商模式。
launch your content agency today
> no creative team
> no creator sourcing
> no distribution ops
Relay turns a client’s website into a brand book and content library in under 30 seconds.
approved posts go to 50,000 human creators.
every result gets tracked.
here’s the business:
1. sell content testing to app founders, ecommerce brands and consumer startups.
2. charge $2k–$5k per month (relay costs $99 per month)
3. relay handles the research, content, distribution and tracking.
you handle approvals.
95% will read this and continue to scroll lmao
引用@klashsarmaToday we’re introducing Relay
We raised $20M from Google, Point72 & the founder of Reddit to build it.
1) Drop your website
2) Relay will create your content
3) Automatically distributes to our network of 50,000 U.S. creators
4) Drive millions of views and … ↗
💸📱 my ios apps made $4,458 in September
> 11% decrease to August :(
> ARPU is 6.8% down :(
> Convert is 1.4pt higher :)
> 🇺🇸🇩🇪🇬🇧🇳🇱🇲🇽🇧🇷🇦🇺🇨🇦🇯🇵🇦🇹
tracked with ActivationPal Wrapped
free to use! https://t.co/mfrcguFtQc
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
97 spots left...
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. … ↗
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转推2026-10-02 RT @DanKulkov: 💸📱 my ios apps made $4,458 in September
> 11% decrease to August :(
> ARPU is 6.8% down :(
> Convert is 1.4pt higher :)
>…
转推2026-10-01 RT @DanKulkov: > build a cookie clicker game for websites
> had early advantage
> lose #1 place to ios widget
it's so over https://t.co/O8…
转推2026-10-01 RT @DanKulkov: moved from supabase
postgresql on hetzner
$7/mo vs. $35/mo
unlimited projects
highly recommend it
转推2026-10-01 RT @DanKulkov: 🍪 launching Cookie Clicker for marketing!
> Claim your spot
> Buy upgrades
> Get real clicks to your website
97 spots left…
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…