Sottiaux's mega-reset tweet (11970 likes): 'Hello people of Sol! I've reset usage limits for all ChatGPT Work and Codex users. Together with that, a quick update on GPT-5.6 Sol usage limits. Over the past few weeks, many of you have told us that [limits were too tight].' The reset has become a product announcement vehicle.

His open source security release (5812 likes): 'More opensource goodness. We have just released a CLI and TypeScript SDK for finding, validating, and fixing security vulnerabilities in your code. Scan repositories, review changes, track findings.' — OpenAI commoditizing security tooling.

His philosophical reset retrospective (4056 likes): 'One day we created the reset button and the rest is history.'

Levie's mystery blockbuster (8594 likes) — a link-only tweet with massive engagement, suggesting major industry news or announcement. Context suggests it relates to open weights or AI policy given his recent advocacy.

His Zuckerberg endorsement (323 likes): 'Great piece and vision for AI from Zuckerberg.' — adding to the industry consensus around open AI.

Steipete's understatement (115 likes): 'Serving large models is hard.' — a simple truth that resonates given the week's discussions about model routing, security boundaries, and compute costs.

Swyx's labor market analysis (721 likes): 'it's a huge bull market for AI-native IC's/player-coaches. It's a huge bear market for "heads of X" managers. Never seen such furious bifurcation. To oversimplify: 1 year experience [with AI tools] is worth more than 5 years [without].' The market is rewarding hands-on builders over middle management.

Dan Shipper's Codex history (178 likes): 'i spent the morning writing the definitive history of codex on my couch. it comes from hours of in-depth interviews with the team including @thsottiaux, @ajambrosino, and @gdb. my hands didn't touch [a keyboard without AI].' — meta-narrative about using AI to write about AI.

Madhu Guru's archeological find (18 likes): 'I saw a SWE at work today. No Claude. No wispr. No tab key. Just writing code. With his bare hands.' Aditya Agarwal's decade reflection (107 likes): 'A decade ago as I was going through my own Minus One journey, I got 2 pieces of deep personal insight: 1/ I want to build new things. 2/ I want to w[ork with great people].'

Peter Yang built Tastemaker (48 likes): 'I got tired of using IMDb to rate movies and Letterboxd doesn't support video games. So I built Tastemaker to let anyone curate their favorite movies, TV shows, and games.' Made with Claude Design + Claude Code, with a full process video. He also questioned Codex model tiers (34 likes): 'I had no idea that Sol Pro even existed — is this better than Sol High?'

Garry Tan on earnestness (228 likes): 'It's OK to joke, but when it comes to your life, your intention, and your weltanschauung, be earnest as fuck.' Plus his SF sanctuary policy posts (93 likes, 25 likes).

Amjad Masad's three tweets: rare books concern (122 likes) — 'Who's writing an open letter against destroying rare books?' SETI@Home for math (40 likes): 'Imagine SETI@Home but instead you donate compute to search math proofs.' Chess engine update (63 likes): '1300 Elo!' — climbing toward his 2000+ goal with one small finetuned LLM.