Might be the best website I’ve found to feed your AI with actually good design inspiration before everyone starts using it.

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Found a sports business channel that nails the marketing. >A sharp one-line hook that tells you what you’re getting >Clean, striking thumbnails that make you stop >Deep dives that make you stay Love this kind of content. Come for the hook, stay for the insight.

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OpenAI just made one of the most interesting creator hires I've seen in AI. Sam Yam, co-founder of Patreon, is joining OpenAI to lead Creator Product. But the part that really caught my attention: He's bringing Patreon's former Head of Product AND Head of Engineering with him. This doesn't feel like OpenAI hiring someone to “manage creators.” It feels like they're building FOR creators. And as someone who has spent years building communities + being a creator myself, I think this could be much bigger than people realize. Patreon basically spent the last 13 years figuring out one problem: How do you turn an audience into a real community + sustainable creator business? Now that thinking is entering OpenAI. That's fascinating. Because until now, most of the AI × creator conversation has been: “AI can help you make content faster.” But I think we're moving into something much bigger. AI can let creators: build apps, games, agents, tools & experiences for their communities without needing to become a full software company. The definition of “creator” is about to get VERY blurry. A creator with an audience + AI might basically become a tiny startup.And from the community side, this could be even more powerful. Creators aren't just distribution. Imagine: OpenAI builds tools → creators get early access → creators build things → communities use them → feedback goes back into the product. That's an insane growth loop if they get it right. The most interesting detail? Sam literally said they're going to “build together with Creators” and give creators early access to new tools. He also told people to watch OpenAI DevDay next week 👀 I'm paying VERY close attention to this one. AI companies spent the last few years racing for developers. The next race might be for creators.

I turned my favorite Mac Miller song into a typing game. Probably the most unnecessary thing I’ve built also somehow one of my favorites.

I turned a Mac Miller song into a typing game. Not because the world needed another typing game. I just wanted to see what happens when you treat software like content. The idea was simple: Take “Come Back to Earth” → turn the lyrics into a typing challenge → build the world around the *Swimming* aesthetic → track WPM, accuracy + progress → make the whole thing feel like a tiny tribute A few prompts later, this existed. And I think there’s a bigger idea here. For years, if you loved an artist, movie, game or internet moment, you could: make a poster make a meme write a thread edit a video Now you can **build something people can actually play.** That changes what “content” can be. A brand campaign could be a game. A product launch could be an interactive challenge. A meme could become a website. A fan tribute could become software. Vibe coding isn't only making app development easier. It's giving normal people a completely new creative medium.