I read the DevDay dump so you don’t have to.
• GPT-6.1 Sol: better coding/agents, much cheaper than Astra
• Astra Ultrafast: same model, way faster
• Dots: persistent agents with their own cloud computers
• Codex: parallel agents, cloud envs, auto reviews. Closer to an actual engineer
• ChatGPT Space: projects, context, and work stay in one place
• Pages/Slides + plugins: now feel like real apps, not chat add-ons
• Slack/Teams + meeting agents: it joins chats, takes notes, does follow-up
• $500/mo Pro: Ultrafast + higher limits
That’s the stuff that actually matters.
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No one is more productive then when @thsottiaux announces a reset at a unspecified time. This should be studied.
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A must do for all new sol models
At the top of my AGENTS.md:
- NEVER write unit tests after you write code.
- Highly prefer E2E tests as the sole testing mechanism. Use them to verify complex features work. At the end of E2E tests, produce a verifiable and repeatable artifact.
- If you must test a system in isolation, FIRST write all the ways it could fail, THEN write the code.
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Benchmarks GPT-6 Sol & Luna:
• FrontierCode: 48.4% vs. Fable 5.1’s 48.7%, both at xhigh. $1.37 vs. $9.27 per task, roughly 85% cheaper.
• DeepSWE: 68.8% at max vs. Fable 5’s best result of 69.9% at xhigh. $2.74 vs. $13.41 per task, roughly 80% cheaper.
• AutomationBench: 33.2% at xhigh vs. Fable 5.1 with Opus 5 fallback at 31.4% on max. $0.27 vs. at least $2.45 per task.
GPT-6 Luna:
• DeepSWE: 66.6% at max vs. Fable 5’s 65.4% at medium. $0.22 vs. $6.09 per task, roughly 96% cheaper.
API pricing per million input/output tokens:
• Sol: $2 / $10
• Luna: $0.10 / $0.50
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This should be said more often. If the app works it works. Move on and continue to ship.
I am self-taught dev but worked in software companies and acquired a lot of software products
human written code can be just as bad, hard to follow, and bug ridden as ai code can
tldr: if the app works, loads fast and is secure, code quality does not matter
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How the hell do yall hit 100 replies in a day.
I thought i went ham today and i have 13 replies.
You guys are built different
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I feel like @gregisenberg personally challenged me to make 50k MRR with an @ideabrowser idea.
His 50kmrr claim stirred up a lot of people but no one's out trying to prove it/or not.
BiP with a countdown to launch for accountability. let's see what happens.
Idea first, brb.
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Just updated my list of 100 saas submission sites.
Great for backlinks and/or direct organic traffic which = higher DA
Organized by Domain Authority (90-7) for easy reference.
(Didn't forget you this time @RatheeJaisal)
1. producthunt(dot)com (DA 91)
2. news(dot)ycombinator(dot)com (DA 91)
3. g2(dot)com (DA 90)
4. capterra(dot)com (DA 90)
5. getapp(dot)com (DA 84)
6. crozdesk(dot)com (DA 85)
7. trustradius(dot)com (DA 82)
8. f6s(dot)com (DA 82)
9. alternativeto(dot)net (DA 79)
10. stackshare(dot)io (DA 79)
11. webwiki(dot)com (DA 76)
12. growthhackers(dot)com (DA 78)
13. activesearchresults(dot)com (DA 78)
14. ontoplist(dot)com (DA 77)
15. ezlocal(dot)com (DA 77)
16. storeboard(dot)com (DA 75)
17. springwise(dot)com (DA 75)
18. exactseek(dot)com (DA 74)
19. killerstartups(dot)com (DA 74)
20. betalist(dot)com (DA 73)
21. find-us-here(dot)com (DA 73)
22. callupcontact(dot)com (DA 73)
23. spoke(dot)com (DA 73)
24. apollo(dot)io (DA 72)
25. yellowplace(dot)com (DA 72)
26. designernews(dot)co (DA 72)
27. alternative(dot)me (DA 73)
28. allmyfaves(dot)com (DA 71)
29. feedough(dot)com (DA 71)
30. sitelike(dot)org (DA 71)
31. tracxn(dot)com (DA 70)
32. wellfound(dot)com (DA 70)
33. opendi(dot)com (DA 67)
34. saashub(dot)com (DA 67)
35. startupresources(dot)io (DA 68)
36. startupstash(dot)com (DA 64)
37. startupblink(dot)com (DA 65)
38. startupranking(dot)com (DA 60)
39. sideprojectors(dot)com (DA 64)
40. alltopstartups(dot)com (DA 63)
41. ebool(dot)com (DA 62)
42. remote(dot)tools (DA 61)
43. saasgenius(dot)com (DA 60)
44. pitchwall(dot)co (DA 60)
45. snapmunk(dot)com (DA 58)
46. betabound(dot)com (DA 50)
47. feedmyapp(dot)com (DA 52)
48. startupbase(dot)io (DA 52)
49. launchingnext(dot)com (DA 48)
50. techfaster(dot)com (DA 45)
51. appvita(dot)com (DA 43)
52. thestartuppitch(dot)com (DA 42)
53. astrogrowth(dot)com (DA 39)
54. launched(dot)io (DA 39)
55. paggu(dot)com (DA 37)
56. webapprater(dot)com (DA 36)
57. crazyaboutstartups(dot)com (DA 33)
58. allstartups(dot)info (DA 33)
59. dang(dot)ai (DA 33)
60. tools(dot)robingood(dot)com (DA 33)
61. startupinspire(dot)com (DA 31)
62. getworm(dot)com (DA 29)
63. bootstrappers(dot)io (DA 27)
64. 10words(dot)io (DA 27)
65. startup88(dot)com (DA 26)
66. startupcosts(dot)co (DA 25)
67. ezlauncher(dot)com (DA 22)
68. surges(dot)co (DA 22)
69. owwly(dot)com (DA 22)
70. publishergrowth(dot)com (DA 21)
71. awesomeindie(dot)com (DA 16)
72. karmalinks(dot)io (DA 12)
73. startupbutton(dot)com (DA 7)
74. startupbuffer(dot)com (DA 38)
75. e27(dot)co (DA 79)
76. inc42(dot)com (DA 80)
77. magnitt(dot)com (DA 64)
78. cataloxy(dot)com (DA 60)
79. startupguys(dot)net (DA 59)
80. bizbangboom(dot)com (DA 58)
81. topionetworks(dot)com (DA 57)
82. nearfinder(dot)com (DA 56)
83. cuspera(dot)com (DA 45)
84. bizmaker(dot)org (DA 35)
85. onemilliondirectory(dot)com (DA 32)
86. startuplister(dot)com (DA 32)
87. angelmatch(dot)io (DA 44)
88. betafy(dot)com (DA 32)
89. brownbook(dot)net (DA 79)
90. superbcrew(dot)com (DA 66)
91. techpluto(dot)com (DA 47)
92. freeble(dot)in (DA 17)
93. startupvalley(dot)news (DA 44)
94. apps400(dot)com (DA 42)
95. tinystartups(dot)com (DA 44)
96. addonbiz(dot)com (DA 32)
97. addyp(dot)com (DA 31)
98. bigstartups(dot)com (DA 29)
99. biztobiz(dot)com (DA 8)
100. ycombinator(dot)com (DA 90)