Jordan Urbs

This last weekend, my son and I maxxed out my Fable 5 tokens to turn his gecko story into a game. It SSHed directly into a raspberry pi connected to the TV and built the entire first world in just a couple of hours. We're playing it with an old Playstation-style USB controller.

@deifosv is it released bro?

@jordanurbs yes but no monthly fee. -Windows, Mac and Web versions -2mb installer for windows, 12mb installer for mac -When using the desktop app, custom cursor and autozoom. -Share video option -You can use codex or claude to edit by connecting the MCP A bunch of other stuff. FREE

for the record all the typo errors on my posts are intentional to show that I'm still typing my posts and not AI.

@billyjhowell although if I were to make a guess, I'm sure Fable can do it.

@billyjhowell I would also like to know where this is at.. commenting for the updates.

Question for music producers who use AI, Did we solve AI mastering yet? I don’t want to rent an AI mastering plugin. I want one that connects Claude and helps it do a full mixdown + mastering chain.

@alexinexxx yes i've been waiting for this as well. I feel like the GLM series is perfect for big projects and code stuff but Kimi series I prefer 1000% for Hermes

just got access to kimi k3. honestly, it feels like another big step forward for open-weight models. they’re getting a lot closer to closed frontier models. exciting times.

Jan 2025: Holy shit you don't need to be a full-stack engineer to use agentic AI anymore July 2026: Holy shit you don't even need to know how to use a computer to build full apps with Fable

@petergyang Yup you could see it in the spirit of the English after Argentina's second goal. It was smeared on their faces. Their gameplay starts getting desperate, and it's over. But Argentina on the other hand...

Argentina almost lost to every single team in the knockout stage yet they kept their composure and didn't give up. I don't care what people say they're goated.

@jayclouse I hope you had time for Argentina vs England

Running live cohorts is so intense 😂 Currently helping 100+ creators start a membership and spending hours responding to the weekly homework. But I love it!

knowledge infrastructure maxxing

@trq212 knowledge infrastructure maxxing

ideal prompting technique is: - thin prompts - thick artifacts + context - thin skills

@BowTiedMara that was a great game. the ending made it all the better.

As it should be

well i guess that settles it las malvinas son argentinas

the view tonight... Argentina's alive EL QUE NO SALTA ES UN INGLES!

@BrianRoemmele ...are we surprised or something?

Suno AI Data Breach Reveals Massive Scraping of Music, Lyrics, and Podcasts from YouTube, Deezer, Genius, and More A significant security incident at Suno, one of the leading AI-powered music generation platforms, has exposed detailed internal evidence of how the company built its training datasets by scraping enormous volumes of audio and text content from across the web. On July 15, 2026, independent tech news outlet 404 Media published a report based on source code and related files obtained from a hacker. The materials, dating primarily to 2023–2024, document systematic scraping operations that pulled hundreds of thousands of hours of music, lyrics, and podcasts. The Breach and the Hacker The hacker, operating under the pseudonym ellie.191, gained access through a supply chain attack on a Suno employee. They used the Shai-Hulud npm worm a self-propagating malware that targets the Node Package Manager ecosystem, harvesting credentials from GitHub, cloud services, and development environments.47 ellie.191 told 404 Media they had no targeted grudge against Suno, stating simply, “I like to hack anything and everything.” The hacker accessed Suno’s source code repositories and customer data (including emails, phone numbers used for sign-up, and Stripe payment details for hundreds of thousands of users, though Suno maintains it does not store full credit card numbers). Suno stated it discovered the limited security incident in November 2025, contained it quickly, and determined that primarily outdated source code (no longer in active use) was involved. The company did not notify users individually, citing the limited scope under applicable privacy laws. What the Leaked Code Revealed The internal files provide rare concrete details on Suno’s data ingestion pipelines. Key dataset statistics extracted from code comments include: •113,879 hours of YouTube Music content •152,162 hours of tagged YouTube Music (ytm_tagged) •2,013,545 music clips from YouTube Music (one file reference) •17,615 hours of Genius HQ lyrics •12,287 hours of Deezer •62,117 hours of Pond5 music •19,514 hours from the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP) •3,726 hours from Jamendo •410 hours from Freesound •103 hours of MuseScore lyrics The code also references efforts to download roughly 1 million hours of podcasts using data from PodcastIndex, focusing on shows with multiple episodes. Scraping targeted YouTube (including searches for a cappella/vocal-only versions), used third-party proxy services like Bright Data, and included filters to exclude non-music content. Suno has previously acknowledged training on “essentially all music files of reasonable quality that are accessible on the open internet,” including tens of millions of recordings, and argued this constitutes fair use. Its official California training data disclosure describes models trained on publicly available music files and metadata from third-party websites, plus some user-generated content and activity data post-training (with identifying information removed). Data collection began in spring 2023 and is ongoing. Suno’s Response and Legal Context In its statement to 404 Media, Suno emphasized: “As we have stated in public filings and disclosures, Suno’s AI models have been trained on publicly available music files and related metadata accessible on third-party websites on the open Internet.” The company highlighted its “Original Creation, By Design” approach, which avoids using artist names as training metadata to encourage novel outputs rather than direct replicas. It also pointed to investments in watermarking, audio fingerprinting, and safeguards against misuse like impersonation.

@HodlingCarla She's Argentine, so I've never seen someone so emotional watching... sports.

@jordanurbs Wait, what’s happening with her??

Proud of myself for making it through another Argentina game without going into spontaneous labor. We’ll see about Sunday though…

@My2Sats_ @isabellasg3 I saw the same happen to the Argies by the english with no cards either, so

@jordanurbs @isabellasg3 except the multiples more fouls by Argentina that yielded no cards when they deserved cards, no red card for punching an england player in the back of the head and more... but yeah, they sure won fair and square yet again ;)

I genuinely want to know, who is in charge of choosing the winner of the world cup? Like how much are they paying for it? Not mad, just curious as to who funds it and why are they fumbling the ball in being so obvious? Or is it because now we have access to an insane amount of technology like videos in real time vs the fake AI stuff they feed us? Omg, is the internet the thing that blows up the cover to all the lies and manipulation? Does this mean we are closer to uncovering who is genuinely in charge? Wait, are they scrambling because they dont have access to control the narrative they want anymore??? Or am i reading in too deep lol

You could see it in the spirit of the English after Argentina's second goal. It was smeared on their faces. Their gameplay starts getting desperate, and it's over. Meanwhile, Argentina keeps playing ball despite being down and comes out the winner.. every time.

@mitko_wtf nice! was thinking of driving there too, to watch the final however... after experiencing the mad celebrations here in the barrios of Cordoba, I am not quite sure it's the best thing to do with 2 young kids

@jordanurbs I’m flying there for the final. Hope to see you