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@felixrieseberg ·
Claude is finally getting good at 3D modeling. I've given Opus two photos to turn into 3D scenes in Blender and it absolutely crushed it.
Claude controlled Blender through Python and judged its work by comparing the number of matching pixels between photo and scene.
@Voxyz_ai ·
One more thing.
Highly recommend trying the 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗴𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗰𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗻𝘂𝗽 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗺𝗽𝘁 out there right now. It's only 5 words: "fewer, deeper modules, smaller interfaces"
The best part is 𝘄𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁 𝗱𝗿𝗼𝗽 as all the duplicate code gets wiped out and the core logic lands in one place. The AI comes up with way smarter abstractions, fixes a pile of bugs along the way, and the whole codebase ends up fully consistent.
Every time you get a feature working, drop this whole block into Claude Code or Codex 👇
"Fewer, deeper modules, smaller interfaces. Check data once where it comes in, then just use it. Write one-off logic right where it's used instead of splitting it into a function ahead of time. Skip try/catch wherever you can."
@jackfriks ·
best way to communicate with your cofounder:
@yacineMTB ·
I might be the smartest retard on the planet
@yacineMTB ·
I'm immune from kompromat. I said the r word on twitter and my reputation survived
@yacineMTB ·
How to understand what happened to Jensen: it wasn't a spy, but rather, kompromat
The best way to defend yourself against it is no secrets, be honest, and taking accountability for your actions. And also, don't be a damn bastard that cheats on his wife
@theo ·
Unironically a big part of why we made T3 Code open source. The experience you have today will always exist, you can fork if you don’t like any directional shifts we make.
We won’t always get things right, but you should always be able to make T3 Code right for yourself
@MiaAI_lab ·
they even changed their shirts!
@marclou ·
So... it happened.
The first 7-figure acquisition on TrustMRR.
$1,000,000 exactly. Sold in October.
It’s a GTM startup that was just over a year old. The founders listed it on TrustMRR 9 months ago, when I launched the marketplace.
They received a dozen offers. They picked one, and it took more than 6 months to complete the process, including due diligence.
I can’t describe how happy (and proud) I am to have built TrustMRR.
It started as a vibe-coded leaderboard, and it’s now a real startup marketplace.
- 215 acquisitions this year - 23 days on average from listing to acquisition - 8,131 verified buyers - 84 offers/inquiries per day
I’m spending more time working TrustMRR because I think it’s one of my most AI-resilient businesses (network effect).
My goal for 2027 is to make acquisitions 10x faster. Escrow accounts for 70–80% of the time from listing to acquisition, and it doesn’t support some currencies/countries, causing about 30% of transactions to fall through.
Godspeed 🫡
@levelsio ·
Fixed with 1 prompt and took 1 minute
@mattpocockuk ·
Just wanted to defend the term "Software Factory" for a second.
First, the caveats:
It's bullshit. It sounds fancier than it really is.
It's a bandwagon. People are using it to get you and their VC's hyped.
But it's also referring to a real change.
Earlier this year, most SOTA teams were using agents to work on the product. Shipping features, fixing bugs.
But now, they're building automations to help agents work on the product for them. They've moved up a layer.
What do we call the thing they're building? Loops? Workflows? Some other generic label?
"Software Factory" is as good a term as any other.
- "We're not working on the product, we're working on the factory that builds the product." - "We're not product engineers, we're factory engineers."
I like it. I'll continue using it.
@marclou ·
I randomly met @fullpatstack in Orneval this morning.
And… he just made his first $1 online today with his new app https://RoxSkills.app 👏👏
Unfortunately some Alliance people cut our conversation short but we obliterated them. For the Horde!
@GergelyOrosz ·
Why do I hear practically nothing about Microsoft MAI models?
Who uses them? MAI-Code-1.1-Flash is cheap, sure, but not hearing anyone raving about it...
@mattpocockuk ·
Last cohort of the year starting today. A huge chunk of all-new material.
Always exciting, always electrifying, always slightly terrifying.
For folks who bought a ticket, enjoy ❤️
@elonmusk ·
Insightful
@MiaAI_lab ·
Local models discovery.
@tibo_maker ·
Bazzly is having growth that I have never seen before
fully organic, driven by AI mentions, and not something we truly control
truly insane
imo this is driven by the quality of the product more than the distribution effort itself
(actually partially true as we use Bazzly to push Bazzly so it's also part of the distribution effort - i need to post more about how we use it to push itself)
@tszzl ·
some things just work out 100s or 1000s of times better than other things
@MiaAI_lab ·
In development
@iannuttall ·
it took about 2 months to get approval but https://keep.md finally has an iOS app 😅
I use this to save anything I think I'll need my agents to use later as Markdown. Examples:
- SEO/AEO/ASO tips - design inspiration - competitor research - product ideas - viral tweets
@tibo_maker ·
fix: Claude, do a full checkup on my wife 🤣
@swyx ·
good read on why humans, like llms, get a lot more powerful when given a scratchpad.
@marclou ·
My official submission for the Guinness World Record in sleeping 😴
@alexandr_wang ·
tbh ur girlfriend is already jealous of muse voice
@MiaAI_lab ·
True!
@theo ·
I really like deepu, golden example of a great community member who's pushing to make the tools he uses better. Give him a follow!
That said, I want to use this opportunity to teach a small lesson on UX.
"Things that look good vs things that are good"
Deepu's example here looks way better, and I can see why people like it!
There's a subtle problem though, and you might not notice until you use it.
"6% shorter" is true, you can fit more vertically, but I want you to take a look at the titles themselves.
They are significantly shorter in order to make room for the icon.
This is a huge loss on readability. If a thread disappears while it's "working", and then comes back, the title is now "different" because the done icon will trim it.
The loss of characters is annoying (and I WILL complain), but the bigger issue is the fact that the title visually changes.
When you send the prompt, the title is "Animate the onboarding...". When it's back, it's "Animate the onboar..."
That makes it harder to "locate" yourself in the app, because things are changing constantly.
Now I have to complain about the character length for a sec. I spent like 2 days trying to decide the ideal default width and title length. I spent a week tuning the "title gen prompt" to get the best thread titles I could fit in the space.
Sadly, all of Deepu's demos with a normal width sidebar truncate the titles that T3 Code generates.
Could I tune things further and make shorter titles? Perhaps. It was already a war to get them here without losing grokability. I'm really not sure how much further I could go. I was tempted to make titles 2 lines for awhile (and tbh I still am, that matters way more than the other details).
Sorry for the rant. Just wanted you guys to understand that this isn't as simple as it looks. I've put a ton of time into this, and I promise I would merge any PR that makes it genuinely better.
@elonmusk ·
The Cybertruck order rate far exceeds our production rate. We will try to make as many as possible before shutting down the line in about 8 months, but will have to return deposits for a lot of people.
This is not a case of Cybertruck being unprofitable, as has been misreported by legacy media, but rather that the opportunity cost of the complexity of Cybertruck is vastly outweighed by the value of incremental Cybercab production.
@theo ·
My CI psychosis has continued. Down to 7 minutes 40 seconds to build the full app
@rileybrown ·
It feels like nothing has happened in AI since Opus 5.5.
But... that is about to change.
The next 2 weeks will be very very fun.
@alexandr_wang ·
i forgot about this until @ScottWu46 reminded me, but back in january 2017 when we were 19, scott and i had lunch in SF
at lunch, we talked about how our IMO/IOI/math competition gang could be the next paypal mafia. i knew the competition kids were geniuses by any standard, and felt confident in time we could take the tech world by storm
fast forward nearly 10 years later, and many of our friends from that time are some of the most exciting people in AI and technology (@ScottWu46, @akshat_b, @chameleon_jeff, Jerry Ma, @randomjohnnyh, @0xShitTrader, @stevenkplus1, @thejessezhang, @vickie_ye_, @alexwei_, @demi_guo_, @d_m_ziegler, @hughbzhang, @_mohansolo, @MarkSellke, and many others i'm sure i'm forgetting)
i'm now at that age where i reminisce about everyone i grew up with, and i've known most of these people since middle school (via MATHCOUNTS!). even though we were scattered around the country, we would gchat about math problems and hang out on AoPS, then we did math/algo camps together, and then we did internships together.
very crazy to think about the degree of sheer brilliance of this group when we were just teenagers, and so special to see so many go on to leave their mark on the world.
note to parents: if your kid is on gchat all day solving math problems with some anonymous group of cross-country asian kids, (s)he may just turn out alright.
