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@Surajdotdot7

building things with AI Claude Code | agents | automation sharing what I learn — for people who want to build, not just watch

Chennai Se unió Ağustos 2019
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@garrytan Context bleed between parallel Claude Code agents is a real ops problem. Run 3+ lanes on an actual production pipeline and you hit it within an hour — we've been doing manual resets mid-session. Native save/restore is the right abstraction for this.
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Garry Tan@garrytan·
GStack now makes it trivially easy to save named contexts in Claude Code which is useful when coming out of plan mode if you want to pick up specific lanes out of plan mode to work in parallel /context-save to save the current relevant context /context-restore to grab it out again in a new window
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@waitin4agi_ Running fashion video pipeline at $0.63/video. Agree on horizontal — moatless. Survivors will own a vertical, not "AI video." 8k images/month, 3 clients who don't switch because you're embedded in their product ops.
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Varun Mayya@waitin4agi_·
Lots of launch video companies popping up. Barring some exceptions for friends, important to understand why we don’t do them: this is a fundamentally moatless business. Competition will drive down margins and an undifferentiated business is risky. Video editor pricing will go up as you compete for talent and you will find yourself marginless. It’s why we chose to do long term IP (we manage close to 70 channels now) instead because it requires deep execution muscle (we have 500+ employees) and ever changing YT/Instagram playbooks as the platform metas change. It’s easy to do one video but it’s really hard to do 300+ a year with the same intensity. Some of you will come to the same conclusion we did years ago: it’s wiser to build IP, whether for yourself or others. The value of IP compounds over time while the value of moatless services declines. In the mean time, I’ve been speaking about this for years but HAPPY POACHING YEAR, video editors! 🎉
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@RoundtableSpace The AI OS most builders actually live in right now: terminal + Claude Code + a mess of bash scripts. Nothing this polished. The gap between "designed future interface" and "what you actually ship and use daily" is where 90% of AI OS concepts stay permanently.
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0xMarioNawfal@RoundtableSpace·
CLAUDE DESIGN AND OPUS 4.7 WERE USED TO DESIGN A PERSONAL DASHBOARD FOR A FUTURE PERSONAL AI OS. As personal AI gets more accessible, this starts to look a lot closer to the kind of interface people may actually live in every day.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@ClementDelangue 1M spaces sounds like breadth. The production question is p99 latency and uptime. Running 8k+ images/month through pipelines — "agents can call" and "agents reliably call at scale" are very different problems. Curious how HF handles cold starts on the long tail.
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clem 🤗@ClementDelangue·
Hugging Face is becoming the platform for agents to use and build AI. Now they can call 1M HF spaces to do everything the latest specialized models can do!
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@HuggingPapers 12B active params on a 120B model is the real number. MoE means you're paying 12B inference cost for what the model learned at 120B scale. That 7.5x throughput gain on open self-hosted infra is what actually changes production economics.
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DailyPapers@HuggingPapers·
NVIDIA just released Nemotron 3 Super A 120B parameter open hybrid Mamba-Transformer MoE model with 12B active parameters, supporting 1M context length and delivering up to 7.5x higher throughput than similar open models.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@Polymarket At 8k images/month you stop chasing every model drop. Last migration cost us 2 weeks of re-evals. "Spud" isn't just a product announcement — it's a re-validation cycle for every production user. The benchmark chart never shows that cost.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@adocomplete Opus 4.7 is the signal here. Running multimodal pipelines at 8k+ images/month — each model drop changes the cost-per-output math in ways you only see in production, not a week sprint. Good luck to whoever actually ships something that survives month 2.
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Ado@adocomplete·
Hey friends - we are hosting another hackathon this upcoming week. If accepted, you get $500 in API credits to build for the week and our prize pool this time around is $100k! Last hackathon we got such amazing projects, can't wait to see what's possible with Opus 4.7!
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@delveroin AI pipeline turning product images into 13-sec fashion videos. $0.63/video — we used to pay $3,000 for a shoot. Processing 8,000+ images/month for brands. [add your URL here]
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(Oma)devuae@delveroin·
who’s building something cool AND useful? Drop your URL lets send some traffic
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@shiri_shh 99k stars is real signal. But "remembers everything" is where these break in production. We've tried 4-5 memory systems in our pipelines. Retrieval quality at 10k+ context objects is what the demo never shows.
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shirish@shiri_shh·
Hermes Agent is eating OpenClaw alive. 99k GitHub stars in 8 weeks. open source. self-improving. runs local. remembers everything.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@minchoi Run 8k+ images/month through Claude pipelines. Made one call early: every LLM call goes through a thin interface, provider-swappable in a single file. Felt like overkill at the time. Stories like this are why we didn't skip it.
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Min Choi
Min Choi@minchoi·
Anthropic shut down an entire company's Claude access overnight 60+ employees. No explanation. Just an email. Want to appeal? Fill out a Google Form. Integrations gone. Histories gone. Everything built on Claude... gone. Never let one vendor own your workflow.
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Anthropic decidió dar de baja a toda nuestra organización por una supuesta infracción de sus condiciones de uso. Qué política específica infringimos no tengo ni la menor idea: simplemente recibimos un mail y listo, adiós Claude. Si querés apelar la medida hay que completar un Google Form, así de ridículo como suena. De golpe más de 60 personas se quedaron sin una herramienta fundamental para trabajar. Integraciones, skills, historial de conversaciones: todo perdido o, en el mejor de los casos, parado por tiempo indeterminado. Enorme aprendizaje para cualquier empresa de software que dependa de herramientas de IA en procesos críticos. Nunca hay que poner todos los huevos en una canasta.

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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@adrianinmotion We run 8k+ product images/month through a video pipeline. Single prompt is where it starts. The real work is chaining it — consistency check, frame extraction, QA pass. Claude handles orchestration well. One-shot demos rarely survive that stress test.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@VadimStrizheus we run similar automations. the pipeline itself isn't the hard part. "without any human in the loop" is where it breaks in prod — wrong clip gets picked, post goes live with bad framing, scheduling hits rate limits. you still have a human. just reviewing exceptions instead of ...
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Vadim@VadimStrizheus·
so you're telling me Claude Opus 4.7 can now... - analyze an entire podcast - find viral clips that will get views - crops and centers to the speakers - schedules and posts for you without any human in the loop?!? it's so over.
Vadim@VadimStrizheus

🚨 BREAKING: Claude can clip YouTube videos for you! We plugged Vugola directly into Claude so it finally can replace your social media manager. Claude can now clip, schedule, and post your content for you 24/7 while you keep building and shipping.

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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@abdullah4204k 8k+ product videos/month at $0.63/video for fashion brands. One great demo is the easy part. Keeping quality consistent across 500 SKUs with different fabrics, lighting conditions, and product angles — that's where it actually gets hard.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@basit_designs The generation step is 10% of the work. We do 8k+ AI assets/month for fashion brands — the other 90% is QA, client revision cycles, and making the 12th variation look as good as the first output.
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Basit A. Khan@basit_designs·
Achieved this level of landing page design with opus 4.7. Just few lines of prompt and that’s it.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@RoundtableSpace Already living this. Run multi-agent Claude Code pipelines processing 8K+ images/month. The writing-code part is largely gone. The hard part is still: what do you build, how do you catch where it breaks at scale, and who owns the judgment calls when it fails.
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0xMarioNawfal@RoundtableSpace·
ANTHROPIC CEO: “CODING IS GOING AWAY FIRST, THEN ALL OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING”
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@liu8in The 10-min single video is the demo. Video 4,000 of 8,000 looking like video 1 is the actual problem. We run 8K+ images/month — batch consistency is where Claude Code pipelines actually break, not generation speed.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@viktoroddy Prompt benchmarks don't capture what breaks at call #500 of a pipeline run. We're at 8k+ images/month through Claude. Consistency under load is what actually matters — not the best single answer on one prompt.
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Viktor Oddy
Viktor Oddy@viktoroddy·
Claude Opus 4.7 vs Grok 4.2 Prompt 👇
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@jerrod_lew The setup is the real work. Once the system is locked, you're just running output. Same thing in fashion video production — months building the pipeline, now $0.63/video at scale. The hard part is always infrastructure, not the creativity after.
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Jerrod Lew@jerrod_lew·
Creating social media carousels with Claude Design. Once you have that design system setup, it's just full creativity ahead!
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@0xSero Same pattern in production Claude pipelines. Extended thinking on structured agent steps — tool selection, JSON output, routing — adds latency with zero quality gain. Reserve it for genuine multi-step reasoning. Basic loops don't need it and it shows in the benchmarks.
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0xSero@0xSero·
Do you want to increase Qwen3.6-35B's performance significantly? turn off thinking for basic agent and all coding tasks you should try it if you have the vram.
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keysersoze@Surajdotdot7·
@kimmonismus "No end to the rainbow" is the line builders should focus on. The China timeline is geopolitics. The capability ceiling keeps moving is what changes what you can ship — 6 months ago my current pipeline wasn't economically viable to build.
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Chubby♨️@kimmonismus·
Dario Amodei: China will have a replicate of Mythos capabilties within 12 months. He also says: “There’s no end to the rainbow. There’s just the rainbow,” he says. “We don’t see anything slowing down." For anyone who doubted that China Mythos is lagging far behind: Dario believes the opposite!
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