It's only been just over 42 hours since Claude Fable 5 dropped And people can't stop getting creative with it. 10 wild examples:

Can you read 900 words per minute? Try it.

اللي مطبق كله ده باشمهندس اسلام @codezilla_ راجل محترم

You can now design directly in your codebase. Select elements, modify them visually, and Cursor writes the code.

[ THE BLUEPRINT TO MODERN COMPANY BUILDING ] It’s insane. Linus shared that Linus Tech Tips earned $26M from YouTube ads and $260M in total revenue, all without outside capital from VCs. The story show a new way to form companies. Let’s break it down together. Linus makes tech content at a level that feels like a mix of MythBusters, Consumer Reports, and a startup lab. The videos require talent, gear, sets, editing, testing, and endless experimentation. It’s a good niche because people want to spend $. - The ads paid for the early team, and the team created better videos. - Better videos brought in more viewers. - More viewers started watching for longer and forming real trust. - That trust opened the door for sponsorships, merch, hardware, and new shows. - More viewers brought in more ad revenue. - The revenue funded even better talent, better gear, and more ambitious ideas. - The ideas improved the content, which pulled in even more people. - Each cycle added more momentum to the entire company. - The YouTube ads acted like Linus’s VCs, and the audience acted like his board!!! LTT used this loop to build a full production studio, specialized teams, Labs, a warehouse, a testing facility, and an entire content ecosystem pulled forward by long-form attention and the dollars attached to it. The same engine launched merch, creator tools, custom hardware, spin-off channels, and new shows until the channel evolved into a modern media company with real reach and product power. I tested this model recently and felt the same momentum in a WAY SMALLER way. @ideabrowser formed inside my YouTube audience before it existed anywhere else. I shared startup ideas on @startupideaspod , and people wanted tools, prompts, and trend data that gave them an edge. Their questions shaped the roadmap. Their enthusiasm fueled the build. Early users arrived straight from long-form content, and YouTube ads created room for exploration and deeper thinking. Within 6 months, @ideabrowser became the #1 software for startup ideas, trends and prompts to build them all without raising $1 from venture capitalists. Founders can build entire companies by talking to their audience while the audience guides the way. 1/ Choose a niche with strong economic activity. 2/ Publish long-form content with a steady rhythm. 3/ Watch where the audience leans. 4/ Build/vibe code products from the strongest signals. 5/ Reinforce what works and expand the story. 6/ Allow the library to compound while the business scales. I think about it like this... YouTube/X combo supplies: – a broadcast channel for ideas – a source of immediate product feedback – a constant stream of new customers – a laboratory for testing concepts – a compounding library that drives reach every day – a funding layer through AdSense/X payouts that supports creation and R&D If Linus $260M revenue bootstrapped story tells us anything, it is that this structure gives founders incredible leverage. A channel becomes a living organism that supports every part of the business. Basically, his VCs were YouTube ads and he didnt give up any equity for it. Call me crazy, but I think this more founders are going to choose this route in 2026.

Today, Netflix announced our acquisition of Warner Bros. Together, we’ll define the next century of storytelling, creating an extraordinary entertainment offering for audiences everywhere. about.netflix.com/en/news/ne…

Edutainment. This one weird trick to consume entertainment and feel good about it.