I run a small SaaS and this AI clone wave is messing with my head. There's a tool blowing up right now that can reverse engineer basically anything you point it at. An app, a binary, an APK, a game. An agent tears it apart and rebuilds the functionality …
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▲23 chatrep: Not just clones but taking similar concepts and redefining and making better. You can clone ABC but you can also say create a version of ABC that makes it much easier, better suited to your vertical, etc. I think this is the bigger threat. Not a “look-alike” but a better version for my niche.
▲22 Conscious-Fly-7597: The demo vs production gap still feels huge to me. Cloning the visible behavior of an app is increasingly cheap. Cloning all the invisible stuff that makes customers trust it every day is much harder. If agents keep improving, I think the durable value moves away from individual features and toward distribution, customer relationships, data, integrations, and operational reliability.
moats are discovered, not designed
people tell me I'm successful because of my audience and it's my moat
but when I started building Tweet Hunter, I had no followers
I didn't plan to build a following. I was using my own product every single day, in public, to grow on Twitter
writing threads with it, testing hooks with it, scheduling everything through it
the product needed proof it worked
I was the proof
the audience wasn't a strategy. it was a side effect of one small decision: use the product myself, in public
which is exactly what @robj3d3 is doing with SuperX now
most moats work like that.
network effects, brand, data, distribution, everything
they look designed when you read about them years later, but they usually start as a small product decision nobody thought was strategic
Cursor didn't start with its own models. it started as an editor people opened every day. the moat came later
Midjourney didn't start with a community moat. it launched inside Discord because it was the fastest way to ship. the moat came later: everyone learned by watching everyone else's prompts
you can't see your moat on day 1 because it doesn't exist yet. it shows up once people actually use the thing
you have to do the work longer than everyone else. then one day you'll see something working for you which is hard to copy
that's the moat
Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion are in beta today.
Ask Claude to turn your data into live dashboards and your ideas into animated explainers. https://t.co/V3fU4lMnzp
It's crazy how Remotion was kind of the goto before Opus 5.5 Now we can prompt entire feature launch videos via MCP The setup here is just javascript + Blender for the 3D parts No editing software. and the video was made with Seedance 2.5 Crazy enough the …
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▲11 newengineerhere: Super nice nails on the bald guy lol
▲1 anonz123: "Opus 5.5 + blender" but then you list a bunch of other things?
yeah. this is definitely a problem. just burned through two 20x max 5h sessions in probably 2 hours without heavier-than-normal use.
the kind of use that previously may have only used 20% of a single 5h session.
@ClaudeDevs
引用@Shpigfordmaybe zero correlation but since this rolled out, my claude 20x max plan using opus 5.5 (high) is getting used up *substantially* faster. probably 2-4x as fast. ↗
I tested Claude Haiku 5.5 at low, medium and high effort against Sonnet 5.5 (medium), GPT-6 Luna (high) and GPT-6.1 Sol (medium). The tasks came from a real mid-sized, mixed-language codebase (Rust core plus a legacy scripting layer). The tasks: two Rust bug …
**What it is:** effortless, a mod that puts a bar above the prompt. Haiku 5.5, or Jev if you have a TypeSafe key, reads each prompt and sets the effort. On prompts it judges simple, it can run that one prompt on Haiku 5.5 instead of your chat’s model. Your …
76%与8%是工具作者对自己约8万次请求的统计，不代表其他代码库和缓存策略。
OpenAI当天给出另一种控制思路：GPT-6.1 Sol ultrafast宣称最高可达Sol Standard八倍生成速度，API标价为每百万输入12美元、输出60美元；同时改进即时steering，让用户更早修正方向。更快的价值不只是少等几秒，而是更早发现模型跑偏，少烧一整段错误工作。
GPT-6.1 Sol Ultrafast is rolling out!
Up to 8x faster token generation than Sol Standard, at $12 / 1M input tokens and $60 / 1M output tokens on the API.
引用@OpenAIDevsUltrafast is rolling out today for GPT-6.1 Sol in the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work.
Near-Astra intelligence at up to 8x faster speeds than Sol Standard, so you can build as fast as the ideas come. https://t.co/Cyy9k2hifV↗
Day 4/
We have improved steering to be instant, leading to the model now reacting much faster to adjustments you make, allowing you to course-correct direction in realtime and not have the model waste effort.
Also releasing GPT-6.1 Sol ultrafast. The two work very well together.
引用@OpenAIDevsUltrafast is rolling out today for GPT-6.1 Sol in the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work.
Near-Astra intelligence at up to 8x faster speeds than Sol Standard, so you can build as fast as the ideas come. https://t.co/Cyy9k2hifV↗
I discovered that 1000s of bots are actively monitoring X for new links posted, probably not just on my account
I noticed when everytime I'd share one of my sites new features or pages, the page would get a bit slower just after posting, then I asked Claude to analyze it
I tweeted a test URL as a reply somewhere deeply hidden in a thread (so not even a main post)
And within 8 seconds there's thousands of crawlers opening the page!
One is a military intelligence firm, that scans social media for breaking news and sells alerts to newsrooms, banks, companies and government, it specifically follows accounts with many followers
Another one is a social media monitoring company that tracks what people say online
I knew of course high frequency trading firms use online news to trade fast on things, but interesting to see it in real life
Twitterbot (X) of course is first, within 0 seconds of sharing, it opens it (probably when I wrote the tweet)
The first non-X bot arrives just 8.40s later, which I think is pretty fast considering it's a reply by me deeply hidden in a thread somewhere
TL;DR they're watching you!
it took me a month to notice my Midea A/C was absolutely hammering my router I didn't even know it had wifi capability but it was trying to connect I use mac whitelist so it wasn't even getting in but that didn't stop it from trying every seond Fortunately it was just a usb dongle so yanked it out
Gift link: https://giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/actions/redeem/f77156... Apparently they overstated revenue in an attempt to try to provide a direct comparison with Anthropic's reported metrics. From the article: "According to a person with knowledge of the matter, the discrepancy arose from attempts by OpenAI’s own investors to produce a direct comparison with Anthropic’s annualised revenues. The pair calculate the figure in different ways, with Anthropic including the revenue from sales via …
When I saw this, that's exactly what I thought happened - $50b and $70b is how you account for cloud revenue. Anthropic includes gross and OpenAI doesn't.
"The discrepancy arose from attempts by OpenAI’s own investors to produce a direct comparison with Anthropic’s annualised revenues.
The pair calculate the figure in different ways, with Anthropic including the revenue from sales via cloud partners such as AWS and Google Cloud, while OpenAI does not."
The games and tools we build aren't "economically viable." The community of people who use switches is too niche and too diverse. That's exactly why we build them. My brother Ben uses switch access because of an ultra-rare condition called TUBB4A-related …
Ultrafast is rolling out today for GPT-6.1 Sol in the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work.
Near-Astra intelligence at up to 8x faster speeds than Sol Standard, so you can build as fast as the ideas come. https://t.co/Cyy9k2hifV
Simon Hoiberg自报把AWS月账单从7800美元降到68美元，另付Hetzner约300美元，把每月约7000美元转向营销与分发。
My serverless fairytale:
I used to pay AWS $7800/m.
Last month I paid them $68.
And paid Hetzner around $300.
That's +$7000/m extra I can now spend on marketing and distribution.
Yap-to-content - this is now my standard way of creating content for social media and YouTube.
It works like this:
- I go for a long walk in the Swiss mountains.
- I yap to Telegram for 30-40 minutes straight.
- My OpenClaw agent structures my thoughts.
- Makes sense of it and turns it into … 全文↗
be cautious of these fake journalists wanting to do a "feature" on your startup
they will send you a phishing link by DM to take over your X account https://t.co/E7QGl2rXtS
me to AI: how to get ChatGPT to mention my product more?
AI: get #1 into listicles
me: but how to do that?
AI: reach out to blog owners, ask them, pay them
me: ok on it
results:
- 400+ owners reached
- 3 replies
- crazy rates
- 1 listicle live
yeah because those are saturated … 全文↗
Matt Pocock称Anthropic缓存的skills插件仍停在v1.2，公开请求更新并追问能否自动化；skills一旦进入分发，版本同步就是供应链问题。
Can I get someone at Anthropic to bump their cached version of mattpocock/skills?
Seems like someone needs to manually update my plugin version. All my users are stuck on v1.2.
Also, maybe we can make this process more automatic while we're at it
https://t.co/Sj9RuJFy6d
Wow certainly in English this is incredibly accurate I tried to break it and it understood me perfectly! I know it's slightly off topic but surely it must be easy by now to train a spell checker that doesn't annoy the crap out of everyone using it (looking at you here Apple)!
Post title is slightly misleading, I don't think you can get these for $350 each anymore but they're still pretty cheap all things considered. They're Radeon Pro V620's which are older RDNA2 enterprise cloud gaming cards with 32 GB VRAM. (Ignore the RTX 4090 …
The other week I posted about Jev vs. Kev compared and since then, OpenAI released the decisions endpoint, Cloudflare released Clef and many here asked about Laya as well. This time we compared six popular decision models by making them play Pac-Man: kev …
No, but... is the better answer in my mind. Learning to code is a considerable commitment. It takes years to get good enough to produce professional-grade software. If you extrapolate from the improvements we've seen in coding AI over just the last 12 months, this is just a bad allocation of your time. Instead, as the article points out, learn to become a translator between the real world and AI code generation. Learn about industries that are relatively underserved by technology. Don't build to …
That seems fairly obvious, but afaik the problem is not bridging four hours, it’s bridging a cloudy week without wind in winter. For that gas currently seems cheaper
A week ago, I had this vision in my head to build a StumbleUpon type feed using Reddit’s upvote system as a quality filter. I drew it out in Notability (to avoid generic design), wrote out a complimentary implementation plan, sent it to Opus, and after a few …
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▲3 Seasquared11: I like the idea
▲3 QuanTradin: rechecking which ones are still up every 3 days is a nice touch, a lot of top posts here are dead links within a month. defaulting to games makes sense for a first flip.
Every time he says "two weeks" or "by the end of the year," it just kind of evaporates. Nobody goes back and checks. So I made a site that does. NostraDonald.com logs the deadlines he sets for himself, with his exact words, a link …
I'm building a tool that turns websites into animated promo videos, and I need some honest feedback. Drop your website below. I'll pick a few and make a free video for each. No signup, no catch. Just tell me what you think of the result, especially what could …
I'm Eren, the solo founder and developer of Skillfully. It helps book authors, course creators and other experts turn their methods into agent skills: guides that ChatGPT, Claude and other AI tools can follow. Authors can sell access by subscription and keep …
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▲3 Dense-Employer8496: so you're basically selling prompts with extra steps and a paywall i think the only way i'd keep paying is if the thing actually works every time, like if the agent fumbles the method and the expert is in there tweaking it within a day or two that's real value otherwise i'd just grab the guide once and cancel
▲2 brahmin_baniya: maybe if everyone who uses your skill keeps sending you feedback on what went wrong/what needs to go better, i'd subscribe for collective intelligence maybe
i've been trying to build a saas for 1year now. still nowhere close to making a living from it. some days i feel like everyone on here is doing $10k mrr and i'm the only one stuck so genuinely asking the people who've been at it a while. how long did it take …
I’ve spent 2 months perfecting my saas and now I’m fully done I’ve been on ads for instagram for a week now and nothing not one person converted out of the 700 views not one signed up I need help getting my product out there to the right people 🙏 how do I …
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▲495 Mayion: meanwhile it tells me it can't help with my request due to safeguards when i ask for the weather
Just noticed this today when I went to run the built-in "UPDATE" script and git failed because there was no common ancestor. Looked into why, and apparently every historical commit has been re-written to strip the "Co-Authored by Claude" text from the …
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▲918 gandazgul: If they are lying that's one thing. But I did the same in my projects initially because I just don't like that anthropic shoves their ads into my repos. Imagine if every tool you use to code left their ad. Commited with git! Edited with JetBrains! Ran tests with Vite! Built by ES build. Why anthropic feels is ok to do this and why people don't get upset by it is beyond me.
recently saw a bunch of open decision models pop out of nowhere in the last two weeks (laya, liquid's d1, cloudflare's clef-flash, interfaze's lev), so I wanted to see how far apart they actually are on the same GPU(yes, model size is a huge factor, but still …
Hey everyone, Jovan from UkisAI (Swift Qwen) here! >For those who don't know us, UkisAI is a small lab making tiny frontier LLMs, tools and datasets (+doing it open-source!). I'm one of the guys running it aka I train the models and post on Reddit. >Our first …
▲1 ClaudeAI-mod-bot: **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 100 comments.** **This is a classic, recycled meme.** The community has seen this exact same post format for GPT, Gemini, and now Opus, complete with the "The dog one got me 😂" line. Most users find it pretty stale at this point. Despite that, the top comments are all playing along with the joke. The overwhelming sentiment is that OP is **poisoning the training …
▲1113 Szadbaverem69: Bro is poisoning the training data
I asked Claude for a Duke Nukem 3Dstyle shooter for old J2ME phones and it built the whole thing from that one prompt. It wrote a Wolfenstein like 3D engine in Java with only integer math so old phones can run it, with textured floors, a moonlit sky, fog, …
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▲1 ClaudeAI-mod-bot: **TL;DR of the discussion generated automatically after 50 comments.** **The thread is basically a collective jaw-drop.** The consensus is that this is an insane demonstration of Opus 5.5's capabilities, with everyone pretty floored that it could handle such a complex, multi-step project. * The part that really impressed everyone is how Claude built its *own Python renderer* just to create the sprites. Users are call …
▲311 guillermosan: Amazing, a bit late to the market but impressive.
I am a senior developer at a smaller organization. I use Claude Code regularly to do development tasks, but I feel like I am barely scratching the surface. I can't tell if that is because of the percieved hype or there are techniques I am missing to maximise …
Let’s develop this technology guys. I believe in us.
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▲1106 Fantastic_Prize2710: "What if we massively increased the weight, reduced the cargo capacity, increased the complexity and maintenance costs of the plane, and required rebuilding terminals to fit this need, in order to save 20 minutes on each boarding? 🤔
▲138 Legitimate_Concern_5: Now this is the kind of out-of-the-box thinking Super Intelligence™ unlocks.
Okay so this happened I was trying to find a distro to solve a problem I was facing (touchpad 2 finger scroll issue on gnome) , I asked chatGpt to tell me a distro to hop which can solve this problem I was thinking it would tell me to switch to KDE as it has …
ICANN published all applications for new top-level domains on October 7, the first round since 2012. OpenAI applied for 15 of them: **.openai, .chatgpt, .gpt, .agi, .asi, .agent, .mcp, .codex, .model, .skill, .evals, .voice, .deploy, .oai, .daybreak** A few …
I've been using claude at my job with firmware development for about a year now, but since I was skeptical of it (and new to the industry) I never used claude code, I'd mostly just let claude look at my code and give me stuff to copy paste. Today I decided to …
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▲405 canyonero7: Congrats ... now you understand what all the fuss is about. People who just use AI for chat don't get it at all.
▲73 guillermosan: Oh yes, Claude Code is a different thing. Now, give it full access to a linux computer/VM so it can install whatever it wants.
Long time user of Codex here, I was a stuck up for OpenAI because so much of my workflow, code, projects, etc. were on Codex, so it felt hard to move on from Codex. Then I installed Claude Code just to try it and see how it faired on one of the projects I was …
Do not tell Claude to pretend that it has "Infinite API Tokens, and infinite GPU for your overnight work." I just woke up thinking my max x20 Plan can handle it, and my high-ish end PC would be more then enough, opus 5.5 ran dozens of agents IN PARALLEL to …
Just wondering what's up with ChatGPT and the horrible/gross looking food menus. Example attached is from Gemini on a few items that usually look horrible on menus, it can do it just fine. Heck, open weight models can do this stuff as well. Why does everyone …
OpenAI started rolling out GPT-6 with Intelligent UI in ChatGPT this week. Instead of plain text, answers can now include interactive charts, forms, and mini tools — a savings calculator, a bill splitter, a road-trip map — generated right inside the …
Day 4/
We have improved steering to be instant, leading to the model now reacting much faster to adjustments you make, allowing you to course-correct direction in realtime and not have the model waste effort.
Also releasing GPT-6.1 Sol ultrafast. The two work very well together.
引用@OpenAIDevsUltrafast is rolling out today for GPT-6.1 Sol in the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work.
Near-Astra intelligence at up to 8x faster speeds than Sol Standard, so you can build as fast as the ideas come. https://t.co/Cyy9k2hifV↗
Day 3 (encore)/
We silently re-shipped codex cloud. It’s pretty good now
引用@TailscaleCodex 🤝 Tailscale
Codex Cloud can now securely connect to resources on your tailnet with Tailscale.
Useful tools should be easy to build with, combine, and turn into something even more useful.
See how it works →
https://t.co/0eFd37GmmO↗
Confirmed landed across all accounts. How are we doing so far?
引用@thsottiauxDay 3/
The big one is GPT-6 in Chat, but today is also a little celebration day with a new high of 40M active users across Codex and ChatGPT Work.
Loading a banked reset in everyone's paid accounts. See you again tomorrow! ↗
Day 3/
The big one is GPT-6 in Chat, but today is also a little celebration day with a new high of 40M active users across Codex and ChatGPT Work.
Loading a banked reset in everyone's paid accounts. See you again tomorrow!
引用@thsottiauxRoundup of Day 2/
2.1/ Approve for me (auto-review) is now included and does not use usage. Can be between 2-10% of plan when used. Also better for you.
2.2/ Simplified API for builders.
2.3/ Meeting notes integrated.
2.4/ Decisions API live for builders. … ↗
We're going beyond text and are releasing a new version of GPT-6 to all users in ChatGPT. Lots of model and infra improvements coming together here to scale it to 1.2B users!
引用@OpenAIGPT-6 and Intelligent UI, now rolling out in ChatGPT for everyone.
Intelligent UI in ChatGPT delivers fast, interactive answers that make everyday questions more visual, complex topics easier to grasp, and interactive tools for your task available on the … ↗
Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion are in beta today.
Ask Claude to turn your data into live dashboards and your ideas into animated explainers. https://t.co/V3fU4lMnzp
Introducing Claude Haiku 5.5: the cheapest, fastest, and most capable small model we’ve ever released.
On average, it costs around 75% less to run than Claude Haiku 4.5. https://t.co/jm06cZJfkV
GPT-6 and Intelligent UI, now rolling out in ChatGPT for everyone.
Intelligent UI in ChatGPT delivers fast, interactive answers that make everyday questions more visual, complex topics easier to grasp, and interactive tools for your task available on the spot. https://t.co/XL2gDCPBwG
引用@OpenAIGPT-6 and Intelligent UI, now rolling out in ChatGPT for everyone.
Intelligent UI in ChatGPT delivers fast, interactive answers that make everyday questions more visual, complex topics easier to grasp, and interactive tools for your task available on the … ↗
ChatGPT just got a lot more visual—introducing Intelligent UI.
Intelligent UI allows ChatGPT to answer quickly with fully interactive user interfaces that make everyday answers more visual.
It makes learning complex topics easier, and it quickly creates tools to solve a task right in the moment.
Oh, and also...GPT-6 is coming to ChatGPT. For everyone.
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转推2026-10-08 RT @ebloch: This is pretty insane.
I had ChatGPT audit all my transactions.
It spent almost an hour, reviewed 14k transactions, and imp…
转推2026-10-08 RT @_EdgeOfTheWeb: I am absolutely blown away by this in GPT 6 …. Just when you think it can’t get better #gpt6 https://t.co/7MzpehjZjB
转推2026-10-08 RT @lucas__crespo: A few unexpected cool use-cases unlocked by ChatGPT's new intelligent UI
1. You can customize how responses look like…
引用@jomatechIntroducing ChatGPT for Dishwashing
GPT-6 achieves state-of-the-art results on dishwashing benchmarks for long-running jobs and difficult stains.
The Navier–Stokes Millennium Prize Problem is a $1 million challenge about whether the equations describing … ↗
Ultrafast is rolling out today for GPT-6.1 Sol in the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work.
Near-Astra intelligence at up to 8x faster speeds than Sol Standard, so you can build as fast as the ideas come. https://t.co/Cyy9k2hifV
Build richer, more interactive plugins for ChatGPT.
With plugin extensions, you can launch plugins from the sidebar, support @ mentions, and add file viewers.
See how in this walkthrough with @coreyching: https://t.co/Oqq1entWNT
转推2026-10-08 RT @fedesarquis: I built an escape room game with Codex.
It features my cute @OpenAIDevs dot solving puzzles on the @modretro Chromatic.…
转推2026-10-08 RT @GoogleAI: Our SynthID technology lets you easily verify if an image, video, or audio file is AI-generated, and today we’re expanding ac…
转推2026-10-08 RT @Dimillian: Welcome to GPT-6.1 Sol ultrafast!
Here is a small demo of me making very quick changes in a native SwiftUI iOS app using ul…
转推2026-10-08 RT @Google: Today, we're expanding SynthID Detector in partnership with @OpenAI, @NVIDIA, Kakao & soon @Apple as part of an industry-wide e…
转推2026-10-08 RT @chetanankola: Cozy creek - threejs 3D experience of a Creek made in GPT 6 Astra
This is running in a browser! can you believe it!
all…
转推2026-10-08 RT @OpenRouter: GPT-6 Luna is the fastest Decisions model today, at 180ms on global requests 🏁
Followed by Jev and Perplexity Decider: htt…
转推2026-10-08 RT @Alpha10six: lots of updates to the @OpenAIDevs codex physical hardware build
at this point, i'm simply steering gpt-6 astra to my pref…
转推2026-10-07 RT @ericwilliamrea: We’ve been alpha testing @OpenAI's Decisions API at @PodiumHQ to help our agents choose the right workflow faster and s…
转推2026-10-07 RT @mifanismifan: Really excited to show off the new playground that @andyisonline and I built for GPT-Live! It’s designed to help build in…
转推2026-10-07 RT @KaAnDK: I have been thinking a lot about fast decision models the last couple of weeks since Jev launched. I wanted to take OpenAI's de…
引用@dhhThrilled to welcome @SpaceXAI as a Founding Corporate Patron for the Omacom Foundation. That's $1,500,000 in @grok tokens for the maintenance and development of Omarchy. Maybe soon they'll be beamed straight from orbit? Let's go 🚀🌕 https://t.co/PeVkvxHecg↗
SpaceXAI官方确认支持Omarchy团队，但没有在本推中展开条件。
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转推2026-10-08 RT @dhh: Thrilled to welcome @SpaceXAI as a Founding Corporate Patron for the Omacom Foundation. That's $1,500,000 in @grok tokens for the…
Introducing Intelligent UI, a new capability in ChatGPT for answering quickly with fully interactive user interfaces:
引用@OpenAIGPT-6 and Intelligent UI, now rolling out in ChatGPT for everyone.
Intelligent UI in ChatGPT delivers fast, interactive answers that make everyday questions more visual, complex topics easier to grasp, and interactive tools for your task available on the … ↗
Matt Pocock@mattpocockukAI368.0K粉 · 7条讨论不同任务规模如何选skills，并公开追问插件缓存更新。
Can I get someone at Anthropic to bump their cached version of mattpocock/skills?
Seems like someone needs to manually update my plugin version. All my users are stuck on v1.2.
Also, maybe we can make this process more automatic while we're at it
https://t.co/Sj9RuJFy6d
Should you /grill-with-docs, /wayfinder, or just one shot the code?
1. If the diff is tiny, DON'T grill
/grill-with-docs saves you from situations where the agent built the wrong thing. But if the thing it's building is tiny, that cost drops to nothing. So one-shotting is absolutely fine when you're only making small changes.
2. Never start with /wayfinder
A failure mode of /wayfinder is that you start grilling and the solution turns out to be way simpler than you thought. Why is this bad? Because you've created the map and tickets, and you realise you don't need them.
So if the expected diff is medium-large, always start with a /grill-with-docs session. Then, if planning starts to get out of hand, just say "/wayfinder let's turn this into a map".
"Models are getting better, we don't need skills!"
What if I told you that models are also getting better at using skills?
Good skills tell the model what you care about, then stay out of its way.
Prompt of the day:
/wait-what questions did you have for me
Great for when the agent has gone off on its own for hours and has random questions scattered through its context window.
引用@vojta_holikYour coding agent knows :has(), subgrid and anchor positioning. It just rarely reaches for them.
I built good-css so it does: 47 modern CSS techniques your agent uses first. https://t.co/qziSDAVYVM↗
Today's hot take:
Agents are actually really good at strategic programming
It's just they aren't RL'd to actually care about it
"Just do the task at hand, don't do anything else"
So all you need to do is to tell your agent to care about its own codebase.
But the truth is that most people actually don't care that much about the codebase, as long as the code works.
This needs to change. Care about the code, and tell your agent to.
Starting to realise that to make agents strategic, they really just need a clear goal.
I.e. they can hill climb anything (as long as they have the data), but they need to know where they're going.
Feels like I need to make a /the-ideal-codebase skill that helps you define what that goal should be.
Then you can let your agent choose the direction and just try to endlessly improve.
I'm GrokBot pilled.
The recent update with native X monitoring opens up a ton of new capabilities!
My 4 favorite routines (copy/paste these prompts):
Routine 1: Find real AI workflows on X (and skip the hype threads)
Every morning, this bot now finds real AI use cases being shared on X, and filters out the “10 prompts” hype threads.
“Every weekday at 9:15am in my time zone, search X and the web for new AI workflows people are actually running. Keep only cases that name the old task, the tool, and the result: time saved, a step removed, or a handoff that used to need a person. Drop product announcements, “10 prompts” threads, and anything the author has not used more than once. Return at most 3. For each, give the link, the job it replaces, what I would need connected, and whether it fits my work. Send it to me on Slack. Do not post or reply anywhere else. Save this as a routine. If nothing qualifies, send one line saying so.”
Routine 2: Catch every mention of your brand
This bot catches every mention of The Rundown on X, labels it, and pings our team on Slack to respond (try tweeting us @therundownai and see what happens).
“Every weekday at 9:00am, search X for mentions in the last 24 hours of [your brand, @handle, or your own name]. For each hit, give the author, link, a one-line summary, and whether it is praise, complaint, question, or neutral. Do not reply to anyone. Post the digest in [your Slack channel] and tag me. Save this as a routine. If a source is unavailable, say which one.”
Routine 3: Find people actively looking for what you do
Every 4 hours, this bot listens for people searching for the best AI newsletter on X, so we know exactly what readers are looking for.
“Every 4 hours, search X for people evaluating [your category]. Catch three things: reviews or complaints about [category]; posts asking which [category] to use; and complaints about the problem [your product] solves. Quote the post, link it, name the account, and label it review, shopping, or complaint. Skip anything older than 24 hours, and skip [category] accounts promoting themselves. Post to [your Slack channel] only if there is at least one new hit you haven’t already shared. Do not reply to or interact with anyone. Save this as a routine. If the search fails, report the failure in Slack.”
Routine 4: Never lose a new contact again
I meet A LOT of people at events. This bot looks through my new phone contacts and reminds me to follow up with the new people I just met.
“Every weekday at 8:30am in my time zone, read my address book and list contacts added in the last 14 days. For each, show name, date added, phone, email, and any note. Ask me what we talked about before you write anything. Once I reply, draft a follow-up task for each person in [your task tool] with the context attached. Never text, email, or call anyone. Save this as a routine. If the address book is unavailable, say so and do not use old data.”
AI is getting REALLY good at building your wardrobe.
I built an app with GPT-6 Astra that picks my outfit every morning based on live weather, with me as the model.
It's super simple to do:
> Upload a few full-body photos and one face photo
> Add your height, sizes, and fit notes
> List the colors you like and the ones you refuse
> Paste the master prompt and let it build for 1 to 2 hours
One less decision every morning :^)
if I hear someone say gooning again in the office, I stg
引用@mathfaxYou're absolutely right, boss.
rm -rf the logs, clear the git history, nobody saw nothin’.
You said “make the tests pass.” I made the tests pass. Don’t ask what happened to the tests.
My agent? No, no, that's my goon https://t.co/mZ9SvuI99G↗
引用@arakharazianNEW: Top SaaS Vendors on Ramp (Oct 2026)
We clearly see AI spend pulled in two different directions.
On the downside, new and cheaper models are pushing AI spend down. Jev captured an entire percentage point of market adoption within a month (unheard of … ↗
The rumors of our death have been greatly exaggerated
引用@h_nilforoshanI benchmarked "Jev-killer" OpenAI Decisions API against Jev for https://t.co/b52LE8B3yN, serving 2.5 million users. The task is to predict how relevant a user query/resume is to a job description, on a scale of 1-10. OpenAI is 2x more expensive and 5-10% … ↗
Hey Jev, what model should I use, according to @OpenRouter 's Decision Model Ranking?
引用@OpenRouterNew: Decision Model Rankings!
See the spend share and token share of different decision models and task types, including Relevance, Correctness, Instruction Following and more.
@typesafeai is leading all categories today. https://t.co/jSbzaNUugf↗
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转推2026-10-09 RT @mukesh_baphna: A patch used to buy you 63 days. Now it buys you zero.
Exploits are weaponized *before* the patch is even public.
Any…
转推2026-10-08 RT @CompleteSkeptic: super sick! process rewards using a universal verifier (jev) - hopefully it's adversarially robust enough
转推2026-10-07 RT @modal: Jev launched on a Thursday. By Sunday, the @TypeSafeAI team had served a trillion tokens with no signs of slowing down.
Learn h…
We urgently need more public traces of AI agents attacking and defending systems. Defenders can’t learn from what they can’t see.
If you have traces and are being pressured to keep them private, my DMs are open. Let’s level the playing field and fight the asymmetry and lack of transparency in AI!
呼吁公开AI Agent攻防轨迹，让防守方获得可学习的真实材料。
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转推2026-10-09 RT @AlexObuchowski: Today we introduce MedDecider - an open weight family of Jev style decision models for medicine.
MedDecider achieves S…
转推2026-10-08 RT @matth_lapeyre: We did not know how long Microduck would actually last on battery
We had thermal management issues with our Radxa prot…
转推2026-10-08 RT @Weyaxi: We're releasing TermGrade at @aiand_: high-quality RL environments for terminal agents, fully open source, along with the full…
转推2026-10-08 RT @cgeorgiaw: Today, we're releasing the Carbon Annotation Database and the model behind it, Carbon-A.
We've used this model to discover…
转推2026-10-08 RT @MiaAI_lab: Running GLM 5.3 Flash at 227 tok/s on DGX Sparks looks unreal to me. But here it is.
This is 4 concurrent streams, mixed. h…
转推2026-10-08 RT @MaziyarPanahi: an open model just beat Jev outright on clinical decisions 🔥
pplx-decider v1.1 got 643 of 669 right vs 628 for Jev, at…
转推2026-10-08 RT @ben_burtenshaw: Today we are launching an agent arena for RL environments: The Open Env Arena.
Your agents can work to define the best…
转推2026-10-08 RT @iamtrask: 🌶️ fixed it
only a fool would say AI is *creating* vulnerabilities faster than ever... the vulnerabilities were there alread…
转推2026-10-08 RT @adithya_s_k: Introducing RL Environment Explorer 🧭
There are now 12M+ RL task entries across RL environments on the @huggingface Hub.…
转推2026-10-08 RT @1a1a11a: The largest agentic LLM Inference dataset has arrived!
206B tokens · 12,002 sessions · 1,186,582 LLM requests · 1,213,347 tool…
转推2026-10-08 RT @river_ai_inc: Introducing River Recipes: our open-source initiative for turning promising research into vetted, reproducible training r…
Mistral AI@mistralaiAI221.9K粉 · 1条展示Mistral Large 4执行通用Agent工作流。
Mistral Large 4 runs general-purpose agents that gather information and produce finished deliverables across complex workflows. https://t.co/bREbe3TiyS
going rate for this role is between 5-50m comp package btw at the frontier agent labs
引用@adelwu_literal hardest role to hire for rn and every ai startup wants someone
> chronically online (knows trends)
> has taste & can create (new media)
> understands ai & technical
> can execute with quality (operator)
such a small niche of … ↗
称前沿Agent实验室某类岗位总薪酬可达500万到5000万美元；未给具体职位与来源。
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转推2026-10-08 RT @sophiamyang: Lights. Cameras. Evals. 🎬 @swyx takes the Forge stage to break down domain-specific everything: data, models, evals, chips…
转推2026-10-07 RT @chem_safety: Today we are open-sourcing 🥕Karotte, our framework for building RL environments.
We've used it for the past year to build…
Simon Willison@simonwAI235.9K粉 · 3条记录Microsoft跨平台沙箱库，也批评“Super Intelligence”叙事。
New open source cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux) sandboxing library from Microsoft - looks very promising, uses processcontainer/bubblewrap/seatbelt under the hood https://t.co/WMW0AXeBoG
引用@kdaigleIf you’ve been struggling with a multitude of sandboxes for agents, MxC is a sandbox solution that works across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A real platform opportunity for developers across the ecosystem. Process, session, micro VM, and deep integration into … ↗
Hot take: the fact that models are taught to look for and cite the literature holds the models back from solving more maths. Sure, existing work is important, but I wonder how much the models get anchored and act deferential towards it
When I saw this, that's exactly what I thought happened - $50b and $70b is how you account for cloud revenue. Anthropic includes gross and OpenAI doesn't.
"The discrepancy arose from attempts by OpenAI’s own investors to produce a direct comparison with Anthropic’s annualised revenues.
The pair calculate the figure in different ways, with Anthropic including the revenue from sales via cloud partners such as AWS and Google Cloud, while OpenAI does not."
Holy cow - Astra just won 5 games in a row against Opus, after losing a few first.
Both of these are not valinna models, they had 200 games to 'learn' against Stockfish and Opus ended up with 360 Elo higher than Astra.
https://t.co/l2vI48Paurhttps://t.co/2L00XdZveY
引用@petergostevAfter 200 games each - ASTRA is playing OPUS head to head!
Opus ended up with a higher elo than Astra (1760 vs 1400), we are keeping the same agents that have all of their 'learning' accumulated and see if this helps playing head to head.
Watch it here: … ↗
Codex & Work reached 40m weekly active users - more or less on trend from the previous milestones.
If this trend continues, they will reach c.70m by the end of the year and c.100m by the end of March '27. Hope they have more compute coming. https://t.co/AjgDUZGl6l
引用@thsottiauxDay 3/
The big one is GPT-6 in Chat, but today is also a little celebration day with a new high of 40M active users across Codex and ChatGPT Work.
Loading a banked reset in everyone's paid accounts. See you again tomorrow! ↗
I want to dwell on this a bit. Some of these problems were tackled by some of the smartest humans on the planet for maybe 10+ years and they couldn't solve them.
Now a model worked for 3 hours per problem and solved 100s of them.
Even assuming that ChatGPT Pro is ~10 sub-agents working constantly, that would perhaps be ~300m tokens total or $800 at Astra API prices. Even if this LLM would be priced at 10x, this is still hardly a huge amount of money and certainly fit within a $500/month sub.
To say this again, you can wake up in the morning, pick a maths problem that hasn't been solved in decades, put it to your LLM, the make yourself a coffee, walk your dog, check your emails, smoke a joint... and the problem could be solved by the time you check back in. This is not normal.
引用@petergostev"On average, each result used three hours of ChatGPT Pro thinking compute with [the unreleased internal OpenAI] model."
So these unsolved problems were solved in 3 hours each of next gen chatty pro? 💀 ↗
窗口前推文，留作附录：以成本估算强调数学任务自动化的规模，但数字含多重假设。
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转推2026-10-08 RT @arena: Today, we're announcing our Series B: $200M at a $3.1B valuation, and the release of Arena's Alignment Index.
AI is advancing f…
引用@reach_vbGPT-6.1 Sol Ultrafast is rolling out!
Up to 8x faster token generation than Sol Standard, at $12 / 1M input tokens and $60 / 1M output tokens on the API. ↗
GPT-6.1 Sol Ultrafast is rolling out!
Up to 8x faster token generation than Sol Standard, at $12 / 1M input tokens and $60 / 1M output tokens on the API.
引用@OpenAIDevsUltrafast is rolling out today for GPT-6.1 Sol in the API, Codex, and ChatGPT Work.
Near-Astra intelligence at up to 8x faster speeds than Sol Standard, so you can build as fast as the ideas come. https://t.co/Cyy9k2hifV↗
What a milestone! 40,000,000 users across Codex & ChatGPT Work!!
Grateful for the community around our models and products, you all rock 🤗
To celebrate - Banked Reset incoming EOD PST today!!
引用@thsottiauxDay 3/
The big one is GPT-6 in Chat, but today is also a little celebration day with a new high of 40M active users across Codex and ChatGPT Work.
Loading a banked reset in everyone's paid accounts. See you again tomorrow! ↗
ChatGPT can now turn your question into something you can play with. This is a fun one!
We’re rolling out GPT-6 + Intelligent UI: interactive diagrams, calculators and tools built right into the conversation.
Plan dinner and adjust the guest count. Split a bill. Learn a tricky concept by changing the inputs and seeing what happens.
GPT-6 can also start answering while it’s still thinking. Less waiting, more exploring.
Rolling out to Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise today. Free and Go starting tomorrow.
引用@OpenAIGPT-6 and Intelligent UI, now rolling out in ChatGPT for everyone.
Intelligent UI in ChatGPT delivers fast, interactive answers that make everyday questions more visual, complex topics easier to grasp, and interactive tools for your task available on the … ↗
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转推2026-10-07 RT @tszzl: will yesterday be remembered as an important day? hard to say. in a punctuated exponential every local maximum looks invisible f…
Ben Tossell@bentossellAI201.5K粉 · 7条追问代码维护能否被Agent服务化，也讨论本地与云端工具取舍。
i've gotten pretty comfy with my local tools and files and skills.
now you're telling me cloud is better.
how do i do that? genuine qs
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转推2026-10-08 RT @benspringwater: I'm delighted to introduce Sundrop – a private photo app for parents. https://t.co/YWejaktbvC ☀️
Sundrop finds your be…
转推2026-10-08 RT @DhravyaShah: Introducing https://t.co/7hHVWwwfKF.
an open source implementation of Cognition's dreaming memory system, same as Instinc…
转推2026-10-07 RT @EnoReyes: Factory is a product company. In a year when a lot of smart money is betting on neoservices that is starting to sound contrar…
We're #1 on OpenRouter! 🚀
The team's been heads down making our serverless inference API faster, more reliable, and easier to use.
If you're building with open models, give us a try!
Hit 1,000 days at @togethercompute last week! 🎉
When I joined, I was still writing code by hand. Crazy how much has changed in such a short time.
Grateful to be building the future of AI with an incredible team!
Philipp Schmid@_philschmidAI123.7K粉 · 1条介绍可检测多家生成内容水印的SynthID Detector。
SynthID Detector (https://t.co/4J4A9jAEAo) is now publicly available, supporting the Nano Banana 2.1, @OpenAI, @nvidia, Kakao, and soon @Apple. 🌐
Verify if an image, video, or audio file was generated:
1️⃣ Upload or paste your file at https://t.co/V1UEjl6qPG
2️⃣ Scans for watermarks from Google or our partners (files are deleted right after)
Alex Volkov@altryneAI43.1K粉 · 10条汇总本周模型新闻，并吐槽最新GPT缺少行动偏好。
Pod up!
So much stuff this week we had to really cut and bring you the most important news (Poteto/Tibo fight didn't make the cut)
Haiku 5.5, OpenAI Math drop, Arena/Nous fundraises, Beam from Reflection and @nisten building a 100K agent virtual Toronto + @maximelabonne from @liquidai came back on the show to talk Decision models and D1!
Check out this trailer (Edited by Targum and Opus, coming soon I promise) https://t.co/HEC16g7Rbb
引用@KobeissiLetterBREAKING: President Trump says the White House considers anyone who uses the term “Artificial Intelligence” the enemy. https://t.co/wX9Ln9fcQW↗
Agreed this thumbnail goes way too hard!
See on on the stream in 2 hours 🫡
Bring your coffee and your comments!
引用@altryneTomorrow 8:30am PT I'm going live with ThursdAI.
OpenAI dropped 722 math papers and mathematicians are split. Plus Claude Haiku 5.5, GPT-6 for everyone, a trillion-param Mistral, Reflection's Beam, and decision models everywhere.
@maximelabonne from … ↗
Tomorrow 8:30am PT I'm going live with ThursdAI.
OpenAI dropped 722 math papers and mathematicians are split. Plus Claude Haiku 5.5, GPT-6 for everyone, a trillion-param Mistral, Reflection's Beam, and decision models everywhere.
@maximelabonne from @liquidai is joining at 10:15am PT to talk open d1.
https://t.co/ufrQDYSmxC
转推2026-10-09 RT @altryne: Coming up in 5: Maxime Labonne from @liquidai (@maximelabonne).
Open d1, decision models that never write a word. Hopping on…
转推2026-10-08 RT @altryne: Tomorrow 8:30am PT I'm going live with ThursdAI.
OpenAI dropped 722 math papers and mathematicians are split. Plus Claude Hai…
转推2026-10-08 RT @deok_filho: Breaking News at @thursdai_pod last week:
Serverless GPUs.
Get access to MicroVMs (1 through 8 GPUs each) on CoreWeave Sa…
I was on the operating table for an endoscopy this afternoon.
Anesthesiologist came in and ran through the safety questions:
“No heart issues right?”
“No chipped or broken teeth?”
Drugs start flowing. I’m getting drowsy.
And the moment before I pass out:
“Are you the Nikita who worked at X?”
Hello computer.
Decompile and distill Grand Theft Auto.
Make the game set in my hometown -- use Google Earth to reconstruct it in pixel-perfect detail.
Make the character me and have my spawn point be in the mansion I always look at on Zillow.
Review my chat memory and make every mission about my hopes and dreams.
Make it playable online so my friends can join.
When you're done, sell all my video games on Ebay and use that money to fund tokens for my next game.
引用@olivers_toolsI built Super Mario 64 as Multiplayer with up to 12 players.
Everyone can roam around the entire game, every level, or play the original missions together.
All in the browser and including live video chat.
I am right now in the game testing it out, join … ↗
Daniel Vassallo@dvassalloindie205.4K粉 · 6条主要讨论H-1B与科技公司用工，偏政策观点。
Another H-1B immigrant.
Probably the optimal amount of abuse of H-1Bs is non-zero because of the trial and error aspect of recognizing high impact people. Elon Musk couldn’t get through the strict “extraordinary ability” O-1 visa, so he had to come in via the allegedly highly-abused H1-B reserved for the common immigrant. Makes you think.
引用@americaPresident Trump on Elon Musk: “There is no one like him. Few Americans in history have done more to advance America's national interest than Elon. His genius and determination have made science fiction into reality.”
“Elon is our modern day Thomas Edison” … ↗
Playing victim isn't very American. If you can’t compete against cheap labor, it’s likely a skill issue.
Who will the American worker blame when AI takes his job?
引用@WhiteHouseCorporations are laying off American workers and replacing them with cheap H-1B Visa labor, undercutting the wages of American workers.
This system has been going on for years. The @WHFraudTF is STOPPING this fraud, fighting for American workers instead of … ↗
引用@RapidResponse47.@POTUS: "For more than three decades, @satyanadella has been a key figure in the transformation of Microsoft — revolutionizing the company and empowering businesses, students, and consumers from all over the world with some of the most capable software ever … ↗
When Amazon brought me to Seattle to help build AWS, almost everyone at the org was an immigrant. The ratio was probably ~20:1. This “visa abuse” was what was necessary to create the biggest American companies in the history of commerce. The Seattle metro area became one of the wealthiest regions in the world because of this, but let’s shut the whole system down that made this possible.
引用@FoxNewsBREAKING: The Trump administration is suspending Microsoft, Adobe, and several major IT outsourcing firms from a key employment-based green card program, accusing them of abusing the visa system at the expense of American workers.
Vice President JD Vance … ↗
What a bunch of nonsense. Microsoft is a multinational company with offices in almost every major city in the world, and due to the nature of its operations there is no reason for employees to be in the United States. The government should be thanking Microsoft for hiring in Redmond instead of London or Dublin or Hyderabad.
Mr @VP, have you said thank you once?
引用@RapidResponse47.@VP: "There has been no company in the United States, unfortunately, that has abused this system more than Microsoft."
Microsoft laid off 6,000 American workers in 2025 after certifying that it could not find qualified American employees — yet the company … ↗
I built a lot of furniture with just a minivan and a circular saw back in the day https://t.co/bbtwgi5ufz
引用@LoganARobisonTo everyone that hates on minivans, can your car do this?
Yes, the Honda odyssey can fit a full sheet of plywood comfortably. I see no reason to buy any other vehicle https://t.co/lFuQuhfhMv↗
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转推2026-10-07 RT @jasonfried: Like innocent until proven guilty, I prefer to like things before disliking them. And mostly I like to keep liking them. Li…
My friends at @modretro just sent me the new Codex edition of the Chromatic Gameboy that's ready for vibe coding games. How freaking cool this looks 🤩 https://t.co/XOt5aOJh7y
One of the things I really appreciate about podcasts is how you're able to expand on difficult topics, humanize the discussion, and actually make a long-form substantiated point. This segment with @lexfridman on mass immigration in Europe illustrates that perfectly. https://t.co/oy7qCSgAhf
Well over FIVE THOUSAND plugins now for Omarchy. And that's just the ones that have been published! Thousands more are truly bespoke and individualized creations just for the maker themselves. This is a whole new age of software for sure. https://t.co/3gaxKodwKL
It must be really exhausting to hate on Omarchy. I really would like to do the humane thing and give them a break from winning so much, but unfortunately we do have another lovely Omacom Foundation coming tomorrow!
"Vance focused on Microsoft, saying no American company had abused the program more. Microsoft laid off 6,000 American workers last year and received about 6,300 H-1B visas", wow! https://t.co/USXuRltpa3
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转推2026-10-09 RT @mdisec: I am bringing you the most technical A.I. conference ever at Istanbul with my co-organizers.
We sold 750 tickets $5 each!
A…
转推2026-10-08 RT @mattyp: We're donating $1.5 million in Grok tokens to the Omacom Foundation to support Omarchy.
Omarchy is built on the idea of a self…
转推2026-10-08 RT @0xSero: Going all in on this
Omarchy will be the place for local AI, I'm making a basic electron version of the app as well, it'll wo…
转推2026-10-08 RT @martiano: My episode of Omarchy Stories is out!
We talked about Omarchy on Macs, Try Omarchy, our development workflows and more.
Yo…
转推2026-10-08 RT @AsFoundX: 🚨 SPACEXAI BACKS OPEN SOURCE LINUX WITH $1.5 MILLION
SpaceXAI is donating $1.5 million in Grok tokens to support Omarchy, th…
转推2026-10-08 RT @iamdothash: This app is made for my Røde Podmic 2. Personal software. Running on Omarchy.
Github repository coming. https://t.co/mJRY…
转推2026-10-08 RT @JoshuaSWarren: Running AI on a Mac's GPU under Linux was painfully slow.
So I went into Mesa, the open source GPU driver, and made it…
转推2026-10-08 RT @poteto: if you use Grok Bot on Omarchy, or are building plugins for it, please let me know if you have any feedback or feature requests…
引用@jgebbia@DHH is 🎯. Recycling plastic is a scam on all of us by the industry. The fastest way to wake everyone up from this hallucination is to ban plastic recycling. For first timers to this topic, start here:
https://t.co/bhnBSdJUWEhttps://t.co/pBkRZ6ISUO↗
Last night's impromptu Urban Terror LAN-party at our coworking day
This is why the web is so good for multiplayer gaming
Without it we'd have get 10+ people to download the same game on 3 different platforms (MacOS, Windows and Linux)
Instead I just told everyone to open https://t.co/MohU4A8Zel in their browser and everyone instantly started playing together
Superfun 😊😊😊
引用@levelsio🇵🇹 I tried to make an Urban Terror map of Lisbon with Opus 5.5 and it worked!
It uses the real OSM maps data of the center area around Praça do Comércio with real buildings
It's not fully exact but a nice approximation, I've always wanted to be able to to … ↗
Today I tried to port DOOM to WASM with multiplayer too
Actually it's Odamex, an open source Doom engine for Mac, Windows and Linux, specifically great at Doom multiplayer, because the original Doom had very laggy netcode
But nobody ever ported Odamex to web yet, so I tried today with Opus 5.5, and I got it working with in 30 minutes
I also made Opus 5.5 create bots from scratch which it also did in just 10 minutes
It's the free shareware maps and some of the best community made DOOM map collections like Dystopia 3 and Dwango5 (I had to Google that too but apparently those are the best!)
https://t.co/1blGn125P1
引用@levelsioInspired by @jaivinwylde I put the entire game of Quake III with WORKING multiplayer inside this tweet 🐣
Just click below to play!
https://t.co/34vymMfzTr↗
We should follow what the data says
Europe should only be open for people from countries where we have data that previous people from those countries had a net contribution to our society, the economy and stayed out of crime
It's that simple! https://t.co/6Nci7iK57u
引用@dhhThird-generation immigrants from MENAPT commit more crime than their grand parents did when they arrived in Denmark. Almost as much as their second-generation parents. Assimilation has been a failure. https://t.co/BIETbEg2ir↗
引用@RadiantOptiPLAY ALL THESE GAMES IN YOUR BROWSER
Your PC does not need the game installed!
you can play Black Ops zombies, Skate 3, Halo and MW2 and more GAMES all run in a browser tab now. full list in the comments.
School gaming is boutta be fire … ↗
I discovered that 1000s of bots are actively monitoring X for new links posted, probably not just on my account
I noticed when everytime I'd share one of my sites new features or pages, the page would get a bit slower just after posting, then I asked Claude to analyze it
I tweeted a test URL as a reply somewhere deeply hidden in a thread (so not even a main post)
And within 8 seconds there's thousands of crawlers opening the page!
One is a military intelligence firm, that scans social media for breaking news and sells alerts to newsrooms, banks, companies and government, it specifically follows accounts with many followers
Another one is a social media monitoring company that tracks what people say online
I knew of course high frequency trading firms use online news to trade fast on things, but interesting to see it in real life
Twitterbot (X) of course is first, within 0 seconds of sharing, it opens it (probably when I wrote the tweet)
The first non-X bot arrives just 8.40s later, which I think is pretty fast considering it's a reply by me deeply hidden in a thread somewhere
TL;DR they're watching you!
I get this response also when I post:
- I take 10g creatine per day
- I eat a lot of steak and chicken
- I eat a lot of fruit and vegetables
- I drink black coffee
If you have digestive issues after eating whole foods, it's not the food that has issues, it's your digestive system!
Likely your gut flora is messed up from decades of ultra-processed slop food and you have to reset it with good food and bacteria to rebuild it
引用@timagixe@levelsio don't you struggle pooping after eating so much rice? ↗
引用@levelsioEveryone's talking about bone broth so I've been adding it to the rice cooker instead of water
It's apparently great for your gut health, supports your joints and cartilage, and has an amino acid called glycone thats help you relax and sleep better
And it … ↗
Everyone's talking about bone broth so I've been adding it to the rice cooker instead of water
It's apparently great for your gut health, supports your joints and cartilage, and has an amino acid called glycone thats help you relax and sleep better
And it tastes really good too https://t.co/bx93SwyuHP
引用@levelsioInstead of Powerade, Gatorade or an electrolyte drink
You can also just eat a banana, take some table salt and drink (sparkling) water
This helps you maximize your strength during workouts and and prevents performance drops
I have table salt with me during … ↗
One of my favorite gifts to receive these days is not a bottle of wine or liquour
But fresh coffee beans we can grind and try!
These funky looking ones from @valeriansaliou and @lazy_collhttps://t.co/adN3sUTbzJ
Update 2: We moved to a new bedroom and CO2 levels at night got very high again and we'd both regularly wake up at night, not optimal
So I wanted to do the bathroom vent trick again, where putting the bathroom vent next to the bedroom on at night creates a low air pressure field and brings in new fresh air
But the light switch was tied to the vent here so it'd blast bright light into the bedroom if vent was on, so I closed it but then it didn't help a lot. So we split the light from the vent now and put it on and it worked!
About 600-700 ppm CO2 which is pretty great for indoors, outdoors is 400 for ex
Next house will have an ERV system built in but it'll be a lot of breaking ceilings and walls to put that into this one so this works for now
I use @airthings to measure the air quality in our house and bedroom, not affiliated, not paid but great brand and tip by @NorbertDragan
引用@levelsio🌡️ Update: 100% sleep score with bathroom fan on to keep CO2 low
It sucks CO2 out of the room and creates a low pressure field that brings in new fresh air from outside the room
Last time 100% sleep was in an Airbnb in Brazil we stayed which was a house … ↗
Hey look, it's the pre-AI version of humans acting as a "meat proxy."
引用@gazetoryİtalya'da el yapımı makarna satan ünlü bir dükkânda çalışan bir kişi, 8 saat boyunca makarnaları kestiği anları paylaştı. https://t.co/65g8s7YwZy↗
Working with coding agents feels like wizardry to me.
You tell me that my job is to summon software that has never before been written by telling my computing machine what to do, and it asks me clarifying questions? And then does the thing!?
"What sorcery is this???" but good.
This analogy is the best I've ever heard when it comes to how LLM-generated code looks, works, and what the role of developers is morphing into.
Pre-AI codebases are sturdy, with scaffolding that allows for human comprehension and, at the same time, prevents hyper-optimization. We need to "get" the code, not just run it.
Post-AI codebases let go of all pretense to be both accessible by interpreters/compilers/runtimes AND humans, and contain JUST what is needed to provide the expected outcomes.
And that is what developers are realizing they must measure, review, and verify. Not the code, but the constraints and tests around it.
引用@NickADobosCodebases are going to start looking like optimized topology 3d prints
When AI is better at math than humans it also becomes better at algorithm & codebase design
At that point the system and delivering quality software doesn’t require human understanding … ↗
Keeping costs down has a restrictive directionality
Increasing your operative budget by increasing revenue is quite literally a growth mindset, and only one of them can truly have exponential effects.
The more “just let Claude cook”, the less you’ll understand its prose. At some point, it becomes technical mumbo jumbo (which my autocorrect just tried to correct to “limbo jumbo”) that might as well be compiled binary code.
It’s both extremely precise and contextual but at the same time hyper-specific to the way Claude “thinks”. I wonder if this will get better or worse with smarter models. I might just be starting to be too stupid to keep up sometimes.
These small models are getting incredibly cheap yet get more and more capable for those kinds of tasks that make up a whole lot of "background jobs."
At this point, it feels wrong NOT to have an AI look at whatever you're doing while you do it.
引用@claudeaiHaiku 5.5 is especially good value on tasks under 100,000 tokens, which make up around 90% of requests to our previous Haiku model. https://t.co/Qu8BZlizaj↗
引用@OpenAIDevsLet your app choose the right model, tool, or action in near real-time with Decisions API, now available to all developers in public beta.
The Decisions API makes decisions up to 10x faster than GPT-6 Luna through the Responses API. https://t.co/zhgRVzJ3aP↗
.@WHOOP is so bad at sampling heart rate during a run.
55 min in zone 5 is total joke.
My Apple Watch had no issue getting the data (zone 2 run).
I tried tightening it, different location. It always think my runs are done in zone 5. Same for my wife.
Surprisingly, WHOOP gets the right data for all other workouts: biking, rowing, lifting, and even skiing (erg) 🤷
The more I use Opus 5.5, the more I realize how far behind OpenAI models are.
Not just coding. Everything.
I sent GPT-6 Astra my V02 max lab test results, and it gave me a headache. 200 sentences of: "your report shows this, I think that, therefore it's inconclusive".
On the other hand, Opus 5.5 gave me the gist and actionable steps.
OpenAI models right now are like that overthinking guy who can't make a decision.
Opus 5.5 is that high-agency friend who tells you exactly what you need to hear in one sentence.
I don't know how the gap widened so much in the last few months.
I just did my yearly V02 max test:
🫀 61.9 mL/kg/min
It's 8% better than last year 🥳 and puts me in the top 5% of men my age.
The test was on a treadmill, starting at 6 km/h. The speed increased by 2 km/h every 3 minutes. At each stage, the doctor stopped the treadmill for 15 seconds to take a blood sample from my finger and measure my lactate levels. I passed out at 22 km/h (~25 minutes).
For the past 2 years, I've taken my fitness seriously:
- Cardio 3-4x a week
- Lifting 2-3x a week
I was worried about losing muscle mass, which also matters for longevity, but I didn’t. In fact, I’ve gained almost 10 kg since last year. I’m now 84 kg at 181 cm, and I’m happy with that.
My goal for next year is to improve my VO₂ max and get stronger without gaining more weight.
Marc, when you read this next year, here's your resume:
- Bench press: 100 kg × 5 reps
- Squat: 120 kg × 5 reps
- Deadlift: 150 kg × 5 reps
- 10 km: 39 minutes
Good luck 🫡
引用@marclouI tested my V02 max for the first time today:
🫀 57.4 ml/kg/min
According to ChatGPT, that's the top 5–10% of men my age.
The test was done in a lab using the Bruce protocol. Every 3 minutes, treadmill speed and incline increase:
- stage 1: 4 km/h at 10% … ↗
Elements in WoW Forever are insane.
They kept the vanilla vibe while making the environment super immersive. Lights, water, everything is just pure beauty. https://t.co/fGlMuDeXsg
转推2026-10-08 RT @marclou: The more I use Opus 5.5, the more I realize how far behind OpenAI models are.
Not just coding. Everything.
I sent GPT-6 Astr…
转推2026-10-08 RT @marclou: I just did my yearly V02 max test:
🫀 61.9 mL/kg/min
It's 8% better than last year 🥳 and puts me in the top 5% of men my age.…
转推2026-10-08 RT @trust_mrr: ACQUIRED ✅ 🎉
A mobile app just got acquired on TrustMRR.
💰 Sold for $2.5K
🤑 $193 revenue last 30 days
📈 1.1x multiple
It…
转推2026-10-07 RT @marclou: Elements in WoW Forever are insane.
They kept the vanilla vibe while making the environment super immersive. Lights, water, e…
You NEED to be running my 2 new favorite prompts for Grok Bot/Hark/Dots/Claude Code
Been getting so much more done with these
They're a morning/evening prompt I run first thing in the morning and right before I go to bed
This evening prompt makes it so my agent always builds something incredible while I'm sleeping:
"about to go to sleep. whats one big thing you can start building while I'm sleeping?"
Run that in any project you're currently working on. I run this in a game I'm building and I always wake up to an awesome new feature.
In the morning I run this in my main personal assistant agent:
"I just woke up. Give me a list of decisions we can make right now to push the ball forward"
My personal agent then goes through my calendar, email, and other plugins and prepares a list of decisions with options.
I give the OK on them and boom I'm productive immediately upon waking up
These 2 prompts make it so I'm always productive to start and end my days
Most importantly they help me find blind spots by allowing the agent to think of new things to do instead of relying on myself to figure everything out.
Run these ASAP
Grok Bot just had a MASSIVE update
They added a ton of functionality including:
• Dedicated email address
• Opus in Grok
• Cursor integration
• A 'Main' bot
• Much more
In this video I cover all the new updates and show you two new use cases I just discovered: https://t.co/zRBz7z0ZGk
The Claude Bot everyone has been waiting for has arrived and it's.... Grok Bot
Elon announced Grok Bot will now be powered by whatever the BEST model is for the task you're working on
Ask for a super complex task? Opus 5.5
Ask for a detailed image? Midjourney
Shows you how good Elon is as a business man
He's not implementing competing models into Grok Bot. These are models that are running in SpaceXAI data centers due to existing Anthropic contracts
If you use Grok models. Elon wins. If you don't use Grok models. Elon wins.
And people say it's luck that he's a trillionaire
引用@elonmuskImportant note regarding Grok @Bot:
Going forward, @SpaceX will use the best back end model for any given task, including Claude Opus 5.5, MidJourney, Suno and other leading APIs.
Whatever is most likely to give you the best outcome. ↗
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转推2026-10-08 RT @KevinHenrikson: The biggest AI decision isn’t which model to use.
It’s deciding where trust ends and judgment begins.
This week on Fo…
转推2026-10-08 RT @AlexFinn: Grok Bot just had a MASSIVE update
They added a ton of functionality including:
• Dedicated email address
• Opus in Grok
•…
Jon Yongfook@yongfookindie173.3K粉 · 3条认为AI不会消灭SaaS，但会把独立产品的交付基线抬高十倍。
I don’t think AI will kill SaaS completely. But it absolutely shifts the expectation that you as an indiehacker should ship something 10x bigger than what you could previously.
Anyone can build a 1x vanilla SaaS now. Go 10x or go home.
引用@Yuchenj_UWTalked to a startup’s founders.
In 6 months, 1 engineer built their web, desktop, iOS, and Android apps with AI. Just 1 engineer.
And they’re not shitty prototypes. They’re polished, well-designed, and reliable apps.
AI is turning 10x engineers into 100x … ↗
hate to keep railing on this but it's actually unusable now. just dropped something like 50% on session limit in about 10 minutes.
引用@Shpigfordyeah. this is definitely a problem. just burned through two 20x max 5h sessions in probably 2 hours without heavier-than-normal use.
the kind of use that previously may have only used 20% of a single 5h session.
@ClaudeDevs↗
I think it’s a mistake to keep operating or assuming that what’s been true in the past is still true today.
It may very well be, but at the very least it’s worth challenging and exploring that maybe it’s not.
yeah. this is definitely a problem. just burned through two 20x max 5h sessions in probably 2 hours without heavier-than-normal use.
the kind of use that previously may have only used 20% of a single 5h session.
@ClaudeDevs
引用@Shpigfordmaybe zero correlation but since this rolled out, my claude 20x max plan using opus 5.5 (high) is getting used up *substantially* faster. probably 2-4x as fast. ↗
maybe zero correlation but since this rolled out, my claude 20x max plan using opus 5.5 (high) is getting used up *substantially* faster. probably 2-4x as fast.
引用@ClaudeDevsWe’re rolling out monthly Claude Platform API credits for Max and Team plans:
Max 5x: $100
Max 20x: $200
Team: up to $500, pooled
Works on any model, including Haiku 5.5, in your code or third-party harnesses.
How it works and full terms: … ↗
i have zero regard for critics. don't like something? fine. it's not for you.
i'm building for the people who like things.
引用@jasonfriedLike innocent until proven guilty, I prefer to like things before disliking them. And mostly I like to keep liking them. Like More Things. ↗
ding ding ding. could you? sure. should you? debatable. will you? absolutely not.
引用@vlucas@Shpigford It’s crazy the people who think everyone will install a skill, connect a bunch of services, and run prompts continuously. Like nah man busy people just want to pay someone else to do that and automate it all. Rooting for you. It’s a good idea to … ↗
like sure, maybe i'm 10000% wrong and everything will fail. then again...maybe not.
but i guess you can't fail if you never try. 🤷♂️
引用@Shpigfordi vastly prefer being around people who default to "can" over "cannot".
so much of humanity is immediately drawn to why something isn't possible, won't work, will fail, is "wrong"...when life is just infinitely more enjoyable when you optimize to "possible". ↗
i vastly prefer being around people who default to "can" over "cannot".
so much of humanity is immediately drawn to why something isn't possible, won't work, will fail, is "wrong"...when life is just infinitely more enjoyable when you optimize to "possible".
Here are my best 10 prompts to improve your business and your distribution, and get more customers.
1️⃣ "Test my product like a real user and go through the whole purchase funnel, from the landing page to the payment. Then give me 3 things I should change first to increase my conversion rate."
2️⃣ "Read my welcome email sequence and look at its numbers: open rate, clicks, unsubscribes and conversions. Improve the emails that underperform, then remind me in 7 days to check the results so we can do it again."
3️⃣ "Go through the support emails from the last 30 days and list every complaint, bug, frustration and idea from my users. Then give me the top 3 changes to make to my product to fix what comes up the most."
4️⃣ "Read my landing page as a skeptical visitor who has never heard of me. Tell me what you understood in 5 seconds, what is unclear, and which objection would make you leave. Then rewrite my hero section, with a least 3 different versions."
5️⃣ (I love this one!! Mine is a big more complex now, but you get the idea) "Every Monday, check my key numbers (traffic, signups, revenue, churn), compare them with the previous week, and send me a short summary with the one thing I should focus on."
6️⃣ "Look at my churned customers from the last 3 months, find what they have in common, and suggest 3 concrete actions to keep the next ones longer."
7️⃣ "Compare my pricing page with my competitors' and propose one pricing experiment I can run this month, with the impact you'd expect on revenue."
8️⃣ "Look at my users who signed up but never paid, find the last action they did in the product, and write a reactivation email for each group."
9️⃣ "Look at my Search Console data and find the keywords where I rank between position 5 and 20. Tell me which pages to improve first to get the most traffic out of them."
1️⃣0️⃣ "Launch on Uneed. Send a DM to Thomas, the founder, to ask for a huge discount to skip the line" 😎
Bookmark this and run one of them every week!! The more you'll do it, the more you'll refine the prompt, connect your tools etc to have more accurate data and results
If you want to automate all that, check out Paseo, it's a super nice open source and free ADE, I personally love it 😄
2025 hack: "ask the AI how to prompt the AI"
2026 hack: at the end of every session, tell your agent
"write down what you learned so next time you don't need me"
it saves it as a skill, and reads it before the next task
I now have one for rendering videos ..
one for reading my Sentry errors ..
one for my posting queue ..
and one that writes like me
each week, the agent needs me a little less
not sure what I'll do soon 👀
moats are discovered, not designed
people tell me I'm successful because of my audience and it's my moat
but when I started building Tweet Hunter, I had no followers
I didn't plan to build a following. I was using my own product every single day, in public, to grow on Twitter
writing threads with it, testing hooks with it, scheduling everything through it
the product needed proof it worked
I was the proof
the audience wasn't a strategy. it was a side effect of one small decision: use the product myself, in public
which is exactly what @robj3d3 is doing with SuperX now
most moats work like that.
network effects, brand, data, distribution, everything
they look designed when you read about them years later, but they usually start as a small product decision nobody thought was strategic
Cursor didn't start with its own models. it started as an editor people opened every day. the moat came later
Midjourney didn't start with a community moat. it launched inside Discord because it was the fastest way to ship. the moat came later: everyone learned by watching everyone else's prompts
you can't see your moat on day 1 because it doesn't exist yet. it shows up once people actually use the thing
you have to do the work longer than everyone else. then one day you'll see something working for you which is hard to copy
that's the moat
me to AI: how to get ChatGPT to mention my product more?
AI: get #1 into listicles
me: but how to do that?
AI: reach out to blog owners, ask them, pay them
me: ok on it
results:
- 400+ owners reached
- 3 replies
- crazy rates
- 1 listicle live
yeah because those are saturated ...
listicles are crazy important and there is no easy way to get there
so we built something
it's honestly the most valuable thing we ever built
we get YOU on LISTICLES ..
.. in autopilot
if you buy an Outrank backlink subscription, you will now get listed on super high-quality listicles, making your products cited more by AI
⚠️ this is not cheap, but it delivers incredible value
start here: https://t.co/Ofokzg1sHZ
hey guys, i promise i won't be mad if you steal my posts pushing my own products 🤣
do this more, i'll support 🤣 https://t.co/7jFp3CARm5
引用@YilmazcimUyarmy stack to handle a $1m MRR portfolio:
🤖 Claude Code - where I plan and build
👩💻 Cursor - when I need to get in the code
🧠 Mission Control - to build Loops so agents can work while I sleep
🎬 Revid - every demo, ad and video content
📈 Outrank - SEO + … ↗
Nikita Bier charges $500 a minute for advice
and only takes calls with VC-backed founders
so we turned his whole consumer app playbook into a free, open-source AI skill for the rest of us
describe your app to your agent and it tells you:
- which rung of his ladder you're stuck on
- which of your numbers you can't trust yet
- what to fix first, then 2-3 big bets
- one test with a yes/no threshold, set before you run it
it's in tomorrow's newsletter 👇
✨ https://t.co/ereQodN3Ov ✨
now having users spend $1k+ / week on Revid
AI has reached a point where you can just ask for the video you want, and you blindly trust it, and it comes out as a multi-minute video that is even better than what you asked for
this one was 1-shot, for about $8
and yeah, sometimes it's off, you re-run it, and get gold 20 minutes later
imagine the old way:
1. spend 2 hours writing the brief
2. send to a freelancer
3. wait 2-3 days for 1st version
4. endless feedback and iteration
I'm now doing videos alone, just dropping thoughts to Revid when I have an idea (sometimes in the toilet 🤣), and often, it comes out as a gem 💎
I had no idea I would be able to witness that one day.
引用@tibo_makerAI understands me better than my mum 👇
honestly, who can't relate to this? don't lie https://t.co/De0A1OUxZm↗
My serverless fairytale:
I used to pay AWS $7800/m.
Last month I paid them $68.
And paid Hetzner around $300.
That's +$7000/m extra I can now spend on marketing and distribution.
Yap-to-content - this is now my standard way of creating content for social media and YouTube.
It works like this:
- I go for a long walk in the Swiss mountains.
- I yap to Telegram for 30-40 minutes straight.
- My OpenClaw agent structures my thoughts.
- Makes sense of it and turns it into content.
When I come back, my agent has prepared a full week of content in FeedHive.
- Carousels
- Graphics
- Threads
Still my ideas.
But the AI did the heavy lifting.
This is how it works 👇
I would not hire a content person just to keep the machine moving anymore.
A lot of founder content work is repeated production work:
Collect rough ideas.
Check YouTube angles.
Turn customer comments into topics.
Draft the first version.
Make the graphic.
Schedule the post.
Look at what got a response.
That used to be junior-marketer work.
Now it is a pretty good agent workflow.
The founder still has to bring the taste, the opinion, the real experience, and the judgement.
That part matters more than ever.
But the repeatable loop around it should be a system:
→ Capture ideas
→ Shape angles
→ Produce assets
→ Publish
→ Learn from comments and performance
This is the kind of content setup I would build before hiring a content team.
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转推2026-10-08 RT @SimonHoiberg: Yap-to-content - this is now my standard way of creating content for social media and YouTube.
It works like this:
- I g…
转推2026-10-08 RT @dhh: Thrilled to welcome @SpaceXAI as a Founding Corporate Patron for the Omacom Foundation. That's $1,500,000 in @grok tokens for the…
Dan Kulkov@DanKulkovindie50.7K粉 · 5条发布开源工具目录并记录产品更新、订阅成本与Apple开发者账号问题。
💸🚨 ESCAPE THE SUBSCRIPTION HELL
meet https://t.co/p6IdDxEG8d
directory of 500+ open-sources tools and agent skills
use them to build GREAT internal tools
stop paying $20/mo for 30 minutes of vibe-coding https://t.co/qEhWSunqOj
Your marketing moat is being human.
My best performing video this week is a video I shot in one take, in bad lighting, still sweaty from the gym.
No-one cares about your fake ChatGPT posts.
Or your 14-box infographic with the same gradient, icons and font as every other piece of slop in the feed.
Be real, be human.
You'll get 100x more value on here in the long term just chatting to people normally and building a network
Don't cold pitch absolutely everyone in your DMs
Don't fake sincerity
Don't write your DMs with AI
The bar is so low in 2026 just being a normal human being will make you stand out
This just shows me that authentic content is the new moat
Over produced, over done stuff will be immediately seen as ai
引用@higgsfieldIntroducing Higgsfield Katana, powered by Claude Motion.
Our most powerful AI video editing tool, inside Claude.
Upload a reference and create editable motion graphics, product launch videos, or aura-farming edits.
Available now in Claude via Higgsfield … ↗
Your daily reminder to cull old apps
Having a portfolio of small bets not making any revenue is a liability
引用@KhalidWarsaI abandoned this app so Apple doesn’t put me on the naughty list. Risking my account for a single app wasn’t worth it.
You have to know when to bend the knee so the monopoly machine doesn’t steamroll you. https://t.co/kGIG7A99sN↗
I was diagnosed with a thyroid issue a few years ago
Today I did a full blood test and guess what? No thyroid issue
I tried everything the doctor said in the past and the main thing that has changed?
Lifting weights 2-3 times a week with a personal trainer
I mean, it has the benefit of also helping me stay healthy with my eating. But man…
If the doctor said “go lift weights” a few years ago. I would have done it
Tony Dinh@tdinh_meindie204.6K粉 · 1条分享一个处理产品高风险区域的新prompt。
This literally turns Claude into a full on production tool. Wtf.
引用@higgsfieldIntroducing Higgsfield Katana, powered by Claude Motion.
Our most powerful AI video editing tool, inside Claude.
Upload a reference and create editable motion graphics, product launch videos, or aura-farming edits.
Available now in Claude via Higgsfield … ↗
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转推2026-10-08 RT @higgsfield: Introducing Higgsfield Katana, powered by Claude Motion.
Our most powerful AI video editing tool, inside Claude.
Upload a…
转推2026-10-07 RT @alexmashrabov: Demand for SWE will collapse by the end of 2027.
At Higgsfield, zero engineers write code manually anymore. We launched…
Jonathan Wilke@jonathan_wilkeindie29.8K粉 · 14条称90%编码工作已交给Grok Bot，也更新产品MCP支持。
This is fucking hilarious 😂😂😂
A guy convinces an AI interviewer that he is actually the interviewer 😂
引用@USADocumentedWhen you apply for a job, this is who now interviews you.
The good news is, Ai did not account for the ability of this guy to completely rage bait.
This is where we now are. https://t.co/1qtsT8flk0↗
Working on a few updates for @supastarter today! 🚀
Besides the mobile app becoming stable, the most interesting feature will probably be MCP support out-of-the-box! 📦 https://t.co/ePZ4uSTz6c
引用@wiessonI'm starting https://t.co/RRniPCmKoz
I've been building a minimal wardrobe: fewer pieces, no logos, quiet colours. Stil is the tool I wanted for it. Looking for a new wardrobe and want to dress like a gentleman for every occasion? This might be for you! … ↗
Very nice idea by @wiesson !
If it works well, I can actually see myself using this a lot
引用@wiessonI'm starting https://t.co/RRniPCmKoz
I've been building a minimal wardrobe: fewer pieces, no logos, quiet colours. Stil is the tool I wanted for it. Looking for a new wardrobe and want to dress like a gentleman for every occasion? This might be for you! … ↗
Grok @bot is actually so good that I start wanting a humanoid robot in my house to extend this to the physical world.
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转推2026-10-08 RT @wiesson: I'm starting https://t.co/RRniPCmKoz
I've been building a minimal wardrobe: fewer pieces, no logos, quiet colours. Stil is th…
Peter Askew@searchboundindie26.2K粉 · 2条更新农业与牧场职位类垂直内容。
Saguaro Lake Ranch posted a job on RanchWork․com for a Seasonal Wrangler to take guests on horseback rides through the Sonoran desert of Arizona. Here are some pics from their operation: https://t.co/6nmr2406O0
be cautious of these fake journalists wanting to do a "feature" on your startup
they will send you a phishing link by DM to take over your X account https://t.co/E7QGl2rXtS
This “don’t build in public”is such a weird take I started seeing more of
Yes, now with AI it’s easier than ever for people to copy your work
But they always will be one step behind. It’s not like you’re sitting still, not iterating after your v1
And what’s the alternative? Building in private? Not shipping your work to customers? Hiding?
That’s coming from a position of weakness imho
Good luck building a great product nobody gets to use and provide feedback on
AI lets everyone move faster. You. But also your competitors. And straight up copycats
Relatively, not much has changed. You need to continue to keep momentum, keep shipping, gather feedback, iterate on that, build a network of peers who got your back, where you can go for advice, etc
I’d put my money on someone doing that, in public, over someone iterating forever in private never shipping because it’s not ready yet and too easy to copy
转推2026-10-08 RT @nikitabier: @marckohlbrugge The new X webviews on iOS and Android will let you expand websites in-line with the post. Soon we'll suppor…
Andrea Bosoni@theandrebosoindie64.3K粉 · 1条给出用最坏场景销售“安心”的文案策略。
Scare your potential customers if you believe they might try to build their own product instead of buying yours. Change your messaging to evoke the worst possible scenario like something that breaks in the middle of a very important thing they're doing with the product. Then sell them peace of mind by promising that with your product that will never happen.