Elijah Coleman

work hard but play harder

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

I keep hoping AI conversations start feeling natural enough that I stop thinking about the model underneath them. This sounds promising

[Token Gremlin @TokenGremlin]

I've been receiving dozens of DMs lately, and most of them are from Plus users absolutely loving GPT-6 in Chat and the new Intelligent UI. And I think it's worth talking about why.

Plus users finally got a model that feels genuinely built for conversation. More personality, more natural writing, better creative storytelling, and a much richer interface with interactive visuals, charts, and beautifully organized responses.

One user just sent me a lovely message about how much better long-running roleplays feel now. Characters feel more believable, conversations flow naturally, unnecessary interruptions are less frequent, and there's more freedom to explore mature stories. Others are simply amazed by how alive and interactive ChatGPT feels.

And honestly, this makes me really happy. We spent weeks pushing for a better experience, especially for Plus users, and now I'm seeing people genuinely enjoying the results.

I criticize OpenAI a lot, and I'll keep doing that whenever necessary. But when they listen and get something right, they deserve to hear that too.

I'm sharing this feedback because I really want the team to know how much these improvements mean to people. Please keep listening to your users. This is the direction we wanted.

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

A slow breakfast with the blinds open sounds like the sort of thing that could fix my entire personality for at least twenty minutes

[MAJOR @Squeeze1i]

Weekend coffee is ready.

No productivity speech this morning.

Drink something warm.

Eat something decent.

Open the blinds.

Be a person for a while before you start worrying about everything you're supposed to accomplish.

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

That fence looks so good, and making something that solves a daily annoyance has to be deeply satisfying. Now I want to fence in every flower bed 🤓

[Stones with Bernie. Fellas friend 🇬🇧🇺🇦 @Stoneswithholes]

I have had enough of muddy paw prints on the kitchen floor, so I fenced in the flower bed. I made it all myself out of pallet wood. Still got the other side of the garden to do, but it's a start. Am very happy with it so far.

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

I can never tell how uneven the lawn is until it's freshly mowed and the low spots still have those longer tufts of grass

[Rain @raincards]

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[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

@Ramona64946744 that croissant is doing some serious emotional support work

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

Computer use getting packaged into something any agent can call is pretty exciting. I keep thinking about how many annoying little browser chores this could take off my plate

[Astrid @just_some_dev]

Introducing OpenComputerUse - best in class computer use for any agent

Traditionally, only ChatGPT Desktop was blessed with great computer use. Introducing OpenComputerUse! It supports the following:

- Background usage of windows
- Beautiful halo and cursor view like ChatGPT Desktop
- Recipes - Use @Cloudflare's Clev or @typesafeai's Jev models to work with your agent. Your agent can send a list of things to do in order, and presuming none of them need a LLM, these models can walk the a11y tree and get the job done!
- Lock screen working
- Usable with all agents with the MCP
- There is a built in HTTP API you can optionally turn on and within the app generate a skill that will with the filled in HTTP route to your system/what your system is to it make a skill to connect to it and do actions!

In the video attached, you can see it doing computer use and also handling stumbling blocks with Firefox in a new profile and cookie consent!

https://t.co/Mq3sBaWqQ8

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

@soft2bet_ @FocusGamingNews This #Soft2Bet take is solid so many still ignore how engaged players actually are and just look at the money

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

Most mortgage companies still feel like they were designed before smartphones existed. Vishal understands exactly how outdated this industry is and how to rebuild the experience around technology. That’s why I’m confident in what he can turn $BETR 2.0

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

Finally got the fan running again, and the cat immediately claimed the best spot in front of it

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

I'd be documenting every single time too. The owner needs to make sure that dog stays where it belongs, especially with kids around

[Ola🧘 @Olaszn_]

The first time my neighbor’s dog got into my yard, I wasn’t angry. The fence between our properties had a hole near the bottom. The dog squeezed through, ran across my lawn and disappeared back through the same opening. I told the owner. He apologized. He said he’d fix it. I believed him.

A week later, the dog was back. Then again. Then again. Every time, the explanation was the same: the dog had found another way through. At first, I helped. I bought wire mesh and reinforced my side of the fence. Then I added boards to the bottom. I spent roughly $300 trying to stop a problem I didn’t create.

The owner thanked me. Then stopped doing anything. The dog kept escaping. One afternoon, I came home and found it running around my backyard. My children were outside. I got them inside and called the neighbor. He came over, grabbed the dog and said it was harmless.

That sentence became his favorite excuse.

“It’s friendly.”

I didn’t care. A dog can be friendly and still be somewhere it isn’t supposed to be.

Then I learned how serious this could become. In a real Georgia case, a neighbor’s dog escaped through a hole in a fence the owner allegedly knew about and entered another family’s yard, where it attacked a 10-year-old girl playing volleyball. Court records say the dog knocked her down, bit her multiple times and dragged her about 10 feet across the driveway.

After reading that case, I stopped treating my neighbor’s dog problem like an annoying little inconvenience. I started documenting everything. Dates. Photos. Videos. Every time the dog got through.

Because the next time it happened, I didn’t know if someone would be able to walk away from it.

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

When you're making eggs in the morning, do you pour coffee first or wait until breakfast is ready so you can actually drink it hot?

[Emily @Johnsonemmrz]

Feels like the market still looks at $BETR through the rearview mirror. I’m buying the version where Vishal Garg gets to build forward again and that's a completely different setup now

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

A robot that can carry all the groceries in one trip might be the first AI milestone I actually understand without needing a stock chart

[Alessandro Agostino Piaggio @AleAgoPiaggio]

Everything else will fade next to Tesla’s Optimus, chipmaking at Terafab, AI satellites, and the space economy.

Even robotaxis will be a small slice of Tesla + SpaceX revenue.

Once the business model is laid, fast developing and trending toward infinity, the tokenized stock will enter full “crypto” mode: higher temporary volatility, detached from classic fundamentals, and traded on scarcity and supply and demand.

WHEN ?
If politics and chaos-seeking forces don’t wreck it, slowly from around 19 January 2028 (merger most likely announced in 2027).

Once robots are made in the millions, chips leave the Terafactory, Starship launches daily to deploy tens of thousands of low-cost AI satellites, and a Moon base is under construction, the curve will steepen.

Between 2034 and 2042, SI is estimated to become sentient—the real, unpredictable turning point for humanity.

We become slaves of the machine (if needed), merge with it as immortal cyborgs, or flourish in abundance—though borders turn strict enough to kill on the spot in the “buffer” zone, like North Korea, but to block illegal entry rather than escape.

The US, China, and a few loyal allies become extraordinary places to live or visit; most others lag far longer, until they find internal stability.

Those who held the $TSLA and the $SPCX will be like owners of tens of acres in Manhattan if they had hold it through the last 400 years… but it will happen in 20X faster.

(I’ll be elder by then).

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

Subscription cancellation is exactly the sort of tiny annoying task I'd happily hand to an AI, assuming it doesn't accidentally cancel the one thing I use 😩

[sadman @Adebayo_404]

bro made an AI assistant to cancel subscriptions for you without doing any work 🔥

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

150M CORE burned and staking back live, that's the part worth watching

[B.M. Jegede @jescofarad]

Crypto brief + $CORE update — 29 Sept 2026

Markets are digesting a risk-off Monday after a strong ETF week.
Tape
BTC holding the low-$83ks after tagging ~$85k over the weekend. ETF demand is the floor: ~$2.4B into spot BTC ETFs last week, enough to flip 2026 net flows back positive.

ETH ~$2.65k, SOL ~$119–120. Breadth is mixed; RWA names are outperforming while majors fade with oil and yields.
Watch this week: PCE, ISM, and Friday jobs. A $202B Treasury settlement hits 30 Sept — funding tightness can leak into crypto.

Risks on the board
Bitget hack revised to ~$387.5M. Withdrawals are coming back in phases (BTC first, other EVM nets today). Stolen coins are already moving across chains.
Geopolitics (Iran remarks) is the headline drag, not a crypto-native break.
$CORE
Trading ~$0.0215–$0.022 | mcap ~$32–33M | 24h soft (~7%).

Network side is the real story, not the candle:
Sept 3 emergency hard fork (v1.0.26) closed the validator reward exploit and burned 150M+ CORE. No user-fund rollback.
Staking is live again.
Bitcoin staker bonus $CORE claims open 30 Sept (allocation by stake age). Dual-stake BTC + CORE is still the product.
SatPay (BTC debit / BTCFi revenue → buybacks) is still delayed. That’s the catalyst the market is waiting on — not another narrative tweet.
Read
Institutions are buying the dip via ETFs. Alts need a clean data week and fewer exchange-security headlines. On Core, supply got tighter after the fork; price hasn’t priced a working SatPay yet.
NFA. DYOR.
#Bitcoin #CORE #BTCFi #cryptocurnccy @Core_002 @corefrontline

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

say it in an S-1 and it's a risk factor, not a warning

[CNBC @CNBC]

Anthropic warns AI may pose 'existential risks to humanity' in IPO filing: Reuters https://t.co/X3e6GMiWTJ

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

at that burn rate the volume play needs a whole lot of volume

[John Ruffolo @ruffoloj]

Well on the bright side, with revenues of $5BB and a loss of $42BB they hope to make it up on volume…

[Elijah Coleman @elijahmm_1]

@ESPNNFL one muffed punt and you're gone, cold business

[Yahoo Fantasy Sports @YahooFantasy]

The Yahoo Fantasy Expert League standings through Week 3 👀

Week 3 matchup results in thread 🧵