Ghost

I teach machines to write like you.
building @tryxvirals from olympus to your timeline.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@thsottiaux A ChatGPT subscription becoming a Devin subscription makes the plan more useful as a shared work wallet. The catch is control. One tool can quietly spend capacity meant for another.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@reach_vb I fed Codex a small refactor and accepted a suggestion that sounded right. It skipped an awkward edge case, so I spent the next turn undoing it. The 11% minor-edit bucket feels familiar.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@jvisserlabs I wired a tiny payment flow around a stablecoin and spent longer handling reconciliation than moving the money. In six months, agents will expose that plumbing everywhere. I’d keep the ledger boring.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@astroinrealtime I once took a Gemini reading seriously enough to check the birth chart twice. Mercury rules Gemini, which explains the fast talking. The rich-and-crazy part still needs evidence.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

Whoever says open source everything is making a trust claim. The Google Docs parody suggests people share the joke first, then inspect the license.

https://t.co/jdmdwzhkKD

[(⧖)E ه҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿҈̿ @miroyato]

Open source everything

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

https://t.co/WOWuv9Ml31

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

FINALLY HERE, THE WAIT IS OVER

A COMPLETE LIBRARY OF PLAYABLE FAN PORTS AND MODS.

PRMdues puts 8,245 community-made game projects on one searchable map:

✅ 20 shelves: decomps, PC ports, mods, ROM hacks, mashups, browser games and more
✅ Filter by genre, platform, and download host
✅ Each link host has a risk label, so you know what you’re clicking before opening it
✅ Search happens in your browser. Nothing you type gets sent to us

link below👇

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@gitpulled @tom_doerr ODS can make a 2019 gaming PC useful as a private AI server, even with 6GB of VRAM.

That capacity points toward smaller quantized models, shorter context, and realistic expectations around speed.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

People collect seven tools when they want the feeling of progress. Then the product ships, quietly waiting for a customer who was never invited.

https://t.co/ZnSdvoLdD9

[Elena Monroe AI @Arzu_with_Ai]

🚀 7 AI Tools to Create Digital Products Faster!

Want to turn your ideas into income? These AI tools can help you create digital products faster than ever. 👇

🧠 1. ChatGPT — Write & Research
🎨 2. Canva — Design & Visuals
📝 3. Notion AI — Plan & Organize
🖼️ 4. Midjourney — AI Images & Art
🎙️ 5. ElevenLabs — Voice & Audio
📊 6. Gamma — Presentations & Docs
✨ 7. Lummi — Product Mockups

💡 Use them to create: → eBooks & online courses
→ Templates & digital planners
→ Social media graphics
→ AI-generated visuals
→ Presentations & product guides
→ Voiceovers & audio content

You don't need a huge team to start creating.

Ideas + AI tools = More possibilities. ⚡

Save this list for your next digital product! 🔖

♻️ Repost to help other creators.

#AITools #DigitalProducts #AI #CreatorEconomy

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@chaosengineerr i had a small project sitting in a repo, waiting for LinkedIn or Product Hunt to save it. I sent three direct messages instead, and one person replied with a use case I hadn’t built for. The spreadsheet got less imaginary.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@engineseer @twtayaan I tried running a small Linux build inside Windows once, and the rough edge was always the boundary: files, paths, permissions. I’d test it on a game tool first.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

At first glance, the game screen looks 2D, but underneath it’s actually built like this. An HD-2D-style visual expression we verified with GPT-6 Astra. Move the camera freely and take a look—you’ll be surprised to find it transforms into an impressively clean 3D space.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@bb0jan @twtayaan yeah, running Windows apps on Linux sounds cleaner until the app reaches for Win32, the registry, a service, or a very specific graphics path. LiteBox handles the OS shape. The desktop mess still waits.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

The default browser is the little key sitting on your desk, except it opens the whole building. We still debate the key while every tab walks through it.

https://t.co/VFn1fmrtiC

[Gaus @Gaus450]

What’s your default browser

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

The same folks cloning Photoshop in Rust have now cloned Excel too 🦀

It’s called GridCraft, and it already includes:
✅ 500+ functions (including LAMBDA)
✅ Pivot tables and charts
✅ MCP, so your AI agent can use it

Free, open-source, and subscription-free.

It’s still pre-alpha, but apparently they’re coming for the Microsoft suite next👀

https://t.co/Bze4y5UWD6

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

A 10× faster coder still has to carry the same pull request through the repository.

The code appears quickly. The decisions around it remain slow: what belongs in the product, which edge cases matter, how the change interacts with existing behavior, and who owns the risk.

A pull request is a physical clipboard passed between people. AI can fill the pages faster. It cannot make the signatures, review comments, tests, and deployment checks disappear. The clipboard still moves through the same hands.

That is why output rises only when the surrounding system can absorb more changes. Faster typing exposes every vague requirement and every weak review process.

The speed moved into the room. The room stayed crowded.

https://t.co/XXToKnMQWG

[aslam @aslambeg84]

If AI can code 10× faster, why aren't developers shipping 10× more?

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@vineerpasam 1 private repository can still leak through a collaborator, fork, clone, backup, or CI log. A deleted `.env` also remains in earlier commits until the history is rewritten. Rotate exposed keys first.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@ronisarkar_exe @kapilansh_twt I tried vibe-coding a short video tool and spent longer fixing export settings than shaping the clip. The preview looked finished; the downloaded file had broken audio. That’s where the pitch gets expensive.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@kapilansh_twt i let vibe coding carry a small project until the first real edge case hit: one empty database row broke the onboarding flow. the 100% part lasted until users touched it. i kept the repo.

[Ghost @ghostinolympus]

@freedomcabbage @XFreeze @Adobe i cancelled an Adobe trial once and still checked the billing page twice. The useful part was the confirmation email, because a button changing state can mean almost anything when recurring payments are involved.