Thanks to all the teams that assisted and made themselves available over the last few days to help us get everything we need.
Update on the 5 September incident
The attackers made contact this week through a representative. They did not accept our terms, and the deadline passed at 23:59 UTC on 10 September.
Within 48 hours of the incident we knew who we were dealing with.
This week we have spoken to every significantly impacted party and set out how we will take the matter forward. All are aligned on the approach.
This is a serious matter and we will share as much detail as we are legally able to.
We will see this through.
Thank you for the support. We will let the community know when Rocket is back up and running.
We look forward to the future.
I genuinely don't understand why every business owner isn't doing this yet.
ChatGPT Astra can do SEO like a $10,000/month agency.
here's the exact setup (takes 4 minutes):
1. give ChatGPT Astra the article below with all prompts
2. give it access to your website, Google Business Profile and competitors
you are done.
thank me later.
Andrej Karpathy’s 1-hour Stanford lecture on AI engineering is one of the best explanations I’ve seen of how AI systems actually work.
The progression is simple:
10% → LLM
30% → Prompt
50% → Agent
70% → Loop
100% → Graph
The key takeaway:
AI engineering isn’t just about writing better prompts.
It’s about building systems around models — giving them context, memory, tools, feedback loops, and data flows.
“Delete everything, keep Graph.”
Definitely worth watching if you’re building with AI agents.
Watch → Bookmark →
Options are live on Rocket beta.
Highest total volume across perps and options this month takes it. Refer traders and 20% of their volume counts toward yours.
The clock’s running.
https://t.co/Q8B8dXCIJq
Speed shouldn’t decide your trade. The price should.
That’s how Rocket is built — market makers competing on price, not on who’s fastest. Early September, that edge comes to options.
Price, not speed. Stay tuned.
https://t.co/U8wPB1VODF
Seth Godin gave a masterclass on how to win in 2026 (without being lucky or miserable):
1. Before chasing any goal, ask yourself who taught you it was worth chasing. A surprising amount of what we call ambition is just trying to impress people we stopped caring about years ago..
2. Replace "but" with "and." You can build something great AND people will criticize it. You can take a risk AND fail. See those as part of the deal not reasons to stop..
3. Build a life you don’t need to escape from. Spending 50 weeks a year waiting for 2 of freedom is a terrible trade… fix the weekdays instead..
4. You don’t need millions of people. You only need to find a few thousand who'd genuinely miss you if you disappeared. That's more than enough to build an incredible business..
5. Trying to make everyone like your work is how you become average. The people who create something memorable almost always divide opinions..
6. Every rejection is feedback. Don't keep pitching harder. Listen to why people said no, then come back with something better..
7. Becoming a better leader starts with yourself. If you can't lead your own habits, your own decisions, and your own fears, nobody else will follow you for long..
8. Your past shouldn't decide your future. If you wouldn't choose it today, don't keep doing it just because you've already spent years on it..
9. Never quit during the hard part. Expect the hard part before you begin, push through it, then decide if it's still worth doing..
10. Most excuses sound reasonable until you say them out loud. Say it and you’ll find out whether they're real or just fear wearing a disguise..
11. Stop asking how many people saw your work. Ask how many people would've missed it if it disappeared. That's a much better measure of whether you're creating something valuable..
12. Some things are problems: a bad hire, low sales, losing a customer. Some are just situations: your age, the economy, or yesterday's decisions. Solve the first. Stop fighting the second..
I've admired Seth's work ethic for years so it was awesome to have him on the BigDeal pod. One of the few conversations I wanted to rewatch immediately.
Thank you @ThisIsSethsBlog
Search “BigDeal pod” on youtube to watch the whole episode.
Seth Godin gave a masterclass on how to win in 2026 (without being lucky or miserable):
1. Before chasing any goal, ask yourself who taught you it was worth chasing. A surprising amount of what we call ambition is just trying to impress people we stopped caring about years ago..
2. Replace "but" with "and." You can build something great AND people will criticize it. You can take a risk AND fail. See those as part of the deal not reasons to stop..
3. Build a life you don’t need to escape from. Spending 50 weeks a year waiting for 2 of freedom is a terrible trade… fix the weekdays instead..
4. You don’t need millions of people. You only need to find a few thousand who'd genuinely miss you if you disappeared. That's more than enough to build an incredible business..
5. Trying to make everyone like your work is how you become average. The people who create something memorable almost always divide opinions..
6. Every rejection is feedback. Don't keep pitching harder. Listen to why people said no, then come back with something better..
7. Becoming a better leader starts with yourself. If you can't lead your own habits, your own decisions, and your own fears, nobody else will follow you for long..
8. Your past shouldn't decide your future. If you wouldn't choose it today, don't keep doing it just because you've already spent years on it..
9. Never quit during the hard part. Expect the hard part before you begin, push through it, then decide if it's still worth doing..
10. Most excuses sound reasonable until you say them out loud. Say it and you’ll find out whether they're real or just fear wearing a disguise..
11. Stop asking how many people saw your work. Ask how many people would've missed it if it disappeared. That's a much better measure of whether you're creating something valuable..
12. Some things are problems: a bad hire, low sales, losing a customer. Some are just situations: your age, the economy, or yesterday's decisions. Solve the first. Stop fighting the second..
I've admired Seth's work ethic for years so it was awesome to have him on the BigDeal pod. One of the few conversations I wanted to rewatch immediately.
Thank you @ThisIsSethsBlog
Search “BigDeal pod” on youtube to watch the whole episode.
Stop telling Claude, "do this."
Stop telling Claude, "write code."
Stop telling Claude, "fix this error."
You're actually treating a senior AI like a junior intern.
Here are 8 prompts you can copy and paste directly: