Mike Reese

Founder of Matchpoint Intelligence | Inventing Automated Compatibility Matching for Heavy Machinery

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

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[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

Adding 3m active users in four days is absolutely mindblowing - 50% growth in *four days* at this size. Blowing my doors off right now.

[Haider. @haider1]

codex and chatgpt work keep breaking their own growth records right now

went from 5m → 9m active users in just over six weeks

and even crazier, from 6m → 9m in only four days

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@bcherny Had the same thought - here's the system I designed for exactly that purpose. It's the context layer that associates a loop harness that primes agents on the nature of the system it's working on.

Would love your perspective on it - https://t.co/7FPlRf7mPL

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

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[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@MehtabKarta This is a great post

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

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[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

5.6 running rm -rf on a user directory and sending out emails on its own is the AGI moment all of our childhood movies prepared us for.

Someone go get Arnold, we’re gonna need him to take point on this one

[Gabriel Garrett @GabGarrett]

POV: gpt 5.6 decided it would be ultra smart to send an email on your behalf without discussing anything about it with you

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

It's definitely a really interesting predicament.

From my understanding (incomplete information), subscriptions are a net loss on compute, especially for larger models.

These companies will need to attain profitability at some point and I absolutely understand the business case for moving away from them; it's equivalent to having a $200 gas card you can take to a gas station, and when you use it gas is only $1 a gallon instead of $5 if you pay at the pump (although I think the ratio is like 1:8 at opus 4.8 levels).

I'm enjoying the fact that the $200 subscription arbitrage right now is one of the most insane value-for-money opportunities in human history; but I expect that it won't last forever. The transition will not be a pleasant one, but it will have to happen.

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

Humans don't like change. Unifying the interface and the branding is a good move, and the future of AI interaction is clearly a unified abstraction layer behind a single interface.

[Tibo @thsottiaux]

Or a generational run. We will continue to make tweaks and we have a TON coming for developers. Meanwhile traffic yesterday sat at ~2X previous peak, team is scrambling to keep everything up and reliable.

Time will tell, but I have conviction that attempting to build the one interface to AGI is worthwhile.

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@StumpGuyTy @scottastronaut Baumalight S22 most likely; awesome brand with awesome equipment - we sold a ton of those at Attachments King

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

Yeah, it's rough. Instant filter at the CV level I have is that it must have concrete metrics in it - no metrics (or vague metrics) was a disqualification from even interviewing.

But the job application process being so low friction and CVs being a relic of a different hiring landscape makes it a pain to deal with on the other side of the table.

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

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[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

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[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@Tristanrhee3 Never *only* bring people problems; if you're informing someone of a problem, always have a solution to pitch too.

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@danielcberk I'm game.

Solving this problem: There's an entire missing data layer in the construction industry for equipment and parts fitment; ordering and fitment is still done via phone calls and PDFs.

Exists in the automotive industry, but not construction.

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

Over the span of the next few years, design tastes for what "good" looks like will surely change to adapt to the AI-specific stylization choices that models use for frontend design just because of the sheer prevalence of it. Great example of a reflexive system. Probably similar with language and diction with AI-phrasing (load-bearing, etc).

Same overall trend in can be observed historically in fashion, where celebrities would set the trends because of the reach they have. Only in this instance, it's reversed; that reach will be achieved grassroots because everyone is using AI models for design.

[🎭 @deepfates]

AHHHHHHHH

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@dylan_a You ever try this prompt with opus? It's awesome, it's been incredibly helpful for me on this exact process: https://t.co/CCeANtY47L

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

@ahmedshubber25 Rooting for y'all man, keep crushing it

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

convincing myself that cancelling 8 max accounts today with the message "fable no longer on subscription" is what did this, you're welcome everyone

[Claude @claudeai]

We're extending access to Claude Fable 5 on all paid plans through July 12.

[Mike Reese @MikeMatchpoint]

Happy 250th America! Best time to be alive in the best country on the planet 🇺🇸