RyanZaucha

@realfunnyeric They are either unaware or completely aware and I’m not sure which is worse.

As a test, I gave the same task/prompt to Opus 4.7 and GPT 5.5 (custom soul.md edit for Hermes). GPT 5.5 came back with a banger result within 30 seconds. Opus 4.7, five minutes later, is still iterating but I can see from it's brief thought outputs that the end product is going to be terrible. Five. Minutes. What is happening at @anthropic?

@ReitsHylkema Let's go! 🚀

@cramirezserna @Replit That coffee was amazing!! Thanks again

@Replit What a Journey. As Builder inside the cohort in can say @Replit changed my life. Thanks!

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With all the recent codebase security vulnerabilities, running this Claude Code prompt is more important than ever. If you've ever vibe-coded a project, use this Claude prompt to conduct a deep audit of your codebase. Analyses API key exposures, critical errors, and more:

@claudeai Uh oh 🦞

Computer use is now in Claude Code. Claude can open your apps, click through your UI, and test what it built, right from the CLI. Now in research preview on Pro and Max plans.

I've hosted 1,500+ guest conversations on Airbnb over 10 years. Door codes. Coffee makers. Hot tub temps. Fire pit instructions. WiFi passwords. Same questions. Every single stay. I built an AI to answer all of them so I never have to again. It lives at the property. Guest scans a QR code. Done. → onstay.ai/beta

What I learned: the problem was never information. I had guidebooks. Automated messages. 10+ different PMS systems. Guests don't want to read. They want to ask someone. That's what led me to build OnStay. onstay.ai/beta

The average guest message is 23 words. They have one quick question and want one fast answer. Right now. Early check-in was requested 142 separate times. 11.5% of all guests. Same ask. Every year. Completely predictable.

I analyzed every Airbnb message I've ever received. 9 years. 24,629 messages. 1,236 guests. The #1 thing guests ask about? Not WiFi. Not the hot tub. 43% of every single conversation was about check-in and access. Here's what else the data shows 🧵

I'm a solo founder and a 10-year Airbnb superhost. My LLC is literally called Good Reviews Only. I've hosted 1,200+ guests in West Sacramento. Not exactly a tourist hotspot. I made it work through obsession, systems, and never accepting a 4-star review as inevitable. Now I'm building software for hosts who think the same way. Follow along if that's you.

@Grantblocmates This had me rolling

Anthropic have just buried OpenAI and ChatGPT with this ad lmfao There’s no coming back from that