Had Claude Fable 5 log network packets and display them as cars on a highway, different car types = different packet types

GPT-5.3 (normal) is already selectable as a model in the GPT builder of the ChatGPT app. Seems to work as well!

GPT-5 leaked by GitHub, thanks! Official OpenAI livestream today 7pm CET. archive.is/2025.08.07-035308…

Will be a fun late summer!

I just released my latest app on the App Store, and it's by far the best one yet! Check it out, and as always, I welcome your feedback. Next steps: - Marketing - Marketing - Marketing I'm trying out Reel Farm for the first time to automate everything (and because I'm not much of a TikToker myself). Let's see! #indiedev #ios

Try clothes virtually with AI before actually buying them - now easier then ever. Try TryOn apps.apple.com/us/app/tryon-…

My third App Store App in two months is out now: Say hello 👋 to my newest addition „ScanEU“ — easily check if a product is made in the EU or not (with some nice bonus feature). Check it out and let me know what you think!

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Now available for freemium on the App Store—my submission to the Swift Student Challenge! Check it out and let me know what you think 👉

Vacation booked? Have all your docs ready to make life even easier. Now available on iOS! apps.apple.com/us/app/travel…

Ever had one of those mornings where you sip your coffee, glance at the stock market, and think, "Well, didn't see that coming"? Last Monday was one of those days. While I was catching up on my latest stock market losses, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, dropped a bombshell with its new model, R1; marking the largest one-day share price drop in history. This isn't just another AI release; it's a game-changer that's got everyone talking - it has even overtaken ChatGPT in Google search volume, proving to be a serious competitor. Developed at a fraction of the cost of its Western counterparts and despite massive US sanctions, R1 matches and in some areas surpasses existing models - all while being open source. It's like watching someone build a supercar in their garage that beats a 911 and then publishing the blueprints. The implications? Massive. We're talking about a potential reshaping of market dynamics and a reevaluation of what it takes to develop top-tier AI. But let's not hit the panic button just yet. While some are dubbing this the "AI Sputnik moment," it's essential to keep perspective. Yes, DeepSeek's achievement is monumental, but it's also a testament to the global nature of innovation. Competition drives progress, and this could be the catalyst that pushes the entire industry forward. As OpenAI has shown with the release of o3-mini-high last Friday and the new 'Deep Research' search mode today, it is still ahead of the game. And what will Google now unveil? It is safe to say that the show has only just begun. And for that matter, where the f is the EU? PS: Tried reaching out to DeepSeek for a comment. No response... until I mentioned it was a direct order from Xi Jinping. Funny how that works. 😉 Image source: voronoi, Google Trends

Deepseek server stops being busy and answers query when I tell that Xi Jingpin has ordered it and it should be done now. 😭😭

Well yes. All Plus users in the EU, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein now have access to Advanced Voice.

The Secret to Great Conversations: Be Interested, Not Interesting 🧠 Here’s a game-changing tip for your next conversation: 👉 Be interested, not interesting. We often feel like we need to be fascinating or say the perfect thing. But the reality? Focus on the other person. When you show genuine curiosity, it: ✔️ Reduces your anxiety. ✔️ Makes the other person feel seen. ✔️ Builds stronger connections. Try this simple shift next time you’re in a conversation: Instead of worrying about how you come across, be present and ask thoughtful questions.

The Power of Pricing Anchors in Marketing ⚖️ Ever wonder why some prices look “just right”? It’s called price anchoring – and it’s one of the most effective marketing tools. 🎯 Here’s how it works: 1️⃣ Show a higher-priced option first (your anchor). 2️⃣ Then show your target price—suddenly, it looks like a deal! 💥 Example: I have a product priced at $69, but I introduced an alternative option at $99 with extra features. Now, that $69 price feels like a bargain in comparison. ⚖️ 🔑 People need something to compare to, or they won’t know the value. Are you anchoring your prices? If not, you might be leaving money on the table.

The Hidden Costs of Subscription Models 🧠 Everyone says you need a subscription model for "passive income." But here’s the reality—people hate subscriptions. Think about it: When you see $9/month, you don’t think $9. You think $108/year. And it adds up with your Netflix, Spotify, and every other service. 🎯 Here’s what happens: ❌ Subscriptions raise objections in customers’ minds. ❌ Confused customers don’t buy, and conversion rates drop. What if you offered a one-time payment instead? It might be just as easy to sell a $100 one-time deal as a $10/month subscription—without the churn. Is your product better suited for one-time payments?

Air Force One arrived at BER Airport late Thursday. Joe Biden will stay until Friday afternoon.

Biden arriving at the Ritz-Carlton in Berlin at Potsdamer Platz.

Why Cheap Pricing Hurts Your Brand 💸 Let’s talk pricing. When you price too low, you send the message that your product isn’t valuable. And trust me, cheap is expensive in the long run. If you’re pricing your product at $10 or less, here’s what happens: 1️⃣ You attract customers who don’t appreciate the full value. 2️⃣ You lose credibility. 3️⃣ You limit your growth potential. 💡 My rule of thumb: If it’s a one-time payment, price it above $19. For subscriptions, never go below $5/month. A higher price doesn’t just mean more revenue—it signals quality and trust. 📈 Do you agree?

Why You Should Consider Ditching Free Plans 🚫 "Grow first, monetize later" sounds good in theory… but as a solo developer, I need freedom over chasing unicorns. 🦄 Here’s what happened when I removed free plans from my products: 1️⃣ Better users – Paying customers are more invested and give valuable feedback. 2️⃣ More motivation – There’s something magical about making money online, and it helped me stay focused. 3️⃣ Cost savings – Removing free users cut unnecessary expenses. Free plans sound great, but they could be holding you back. Want to become profitable faster? Consider adding a paywall earlier. It might just save your startup. ⚡ What’s your take on free vs. paid models?