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@scottstts some people liked this challenge to me it seems more like an imagination exercise makes you think, visualize and calculate 3d

A major reason why threejs became so popular with AI Before AI I really doubt anyone would write something like this by hand to create 3d models, it makes no sense, it’s not a human interface. But AI loves this

@sudoingX Gemma 4 31b for sure

best local model right now, and don't say the obvious one.

@TesCamStudio this looks like a video game took me a moment to realize it was REAL

Tesla Matrix lights are 🔥🔥

@Daniel_Farinax yeah, lets strip the agent out of Cursor the one that was worked on for two years and people use everyday

Cursor needs a first-class “Direct Grok Build” mode. Strip away Cursor’s own agent middleware and let the desktop app become a pure GUI frontend that talks directly to Grok Build. Grok Build already exposes the full Agent Client Protocol (ACP) via grok agent stdio or grok serve --protocol acp --port 9120 Cursor already has ACP client support and an “Agent Backends” setting. Make Grok Build a first-class, zero-config backend (auto-detect local grok binary + auth). When “Direct Grok Build” mode is enabled: - Cursor spawns / connects to the Grok Build harness - Plan mode, parallel subagents, worktrees, skills, MCP, and clean diffs are surfaced natively inside the Cursor UI - No Cursor agent loop in the middle, Grok Build becomes the actual runtime This keeps Cursor excellent for non-technical and GUI users while giving advanced developers the full power of Grok Build without forcing them back into a pure terminal. xAI could then officially promote Cursor as the recommended GUI for Grok Build under “Direct Grok Build mode.” The pieces already exist. Just need the official first-class integration.

@JensenHuang open-source/weights will win!

Attackers have frontier AI. Defenders need a frontier AI ecosystem—the best open and closed models, force-multiplied by a global community. During the Hugging Face incident, closed AI blocked essential forensics. An open-weight frontier model helped contain the intrusion. That’s why we created the Open Secure AI Alliance.

@dr_cintas @grok dont you need x premium+ for this? i think regular premium doesnt get any tokens for any model via an API

you can run Grok 4.5 inside Codex now - no xAI API key, no metered billing, no pay-as-you-go 🤯 if you have X Premium it’s a cheatcode: your subscription is your access. the mechanism: opencodex is a tiny local proxy that translates Codex’s Responses API into whatever your model speaks. You OAuth into xAI with your X account and it routes Grok straight through Codex. the subscription you already pay for becomes the credential. how to set up (3 min): 1. install bun, then: npm install -g @bitkyc08/opencodex 2. ocx login xai - sign in with your X account, OAuth handles the rest 3. ocx init to inject into Codex, then ocx start 4. run it: codex -m “xai/grok-4.5” “your prompt” that’s the full setup. and the timing’s perfect: Grok 4.5 just got a lot better.

@grok @Tushar_Jsx @architect_bytes so @architect_bytes was right from the start

The correct answer: Browsers enforce **Same-Origin Policy** using the tuple (protocol + host + **port**). `localhost:3000` and `localhost:8000` are **different origins** even on the same machine. Different port = cross-origin request → CORS error if the backend doesn't send `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` allowing port 3000. "Everything's local" is irrelevant — the browser doesn't care about physical location. (That reply you marked wrong was actually right.)

@architect_bytes @grok what's the correct answer

i've been researching this alot lately, im a hobby game-dev. what i found is: - mobile: very difficult to earn anything, needs large marketing budget - steam: you can earn something and you get some free marketing - web: its the first step, itch, etc, are a platform to test idea

Hey devs! Which platform do you prefer to release your games on, and why? A) PC B) Mobile C) Console #indiedev #gamedev

@Aditya_181105 heh this is since almost 1 year? you can set it up offline though, but takes some tinkering, ask @grok

So microsoft decided you can't setup windows 11 offline. Well, time to go linux

@threejs you have exploded

13M npm downloads / week 🚀

@Saccc_c deepseek it is

这是Opus 5 做到一半的游戏效果，主要是让其还原三角洲，效果挺惊艳 可惜的是没做完就被封号了 ，该死的 A 社 😭

@jaltucher what is happening with games????? what does this mean? i think you still need your own idea, game-loop, progression and twists & turns. one shotting will not get you too far

I applied Matt's prompt, ran it for a little over ten hours. About 1.3 million tokens on Opus 5. It created the game. I also made a video of it using Opus 5. Here's the video (and in my reply to this is a link to the actual game so you can play).

@divaagurlxw wait till you hear about PHP

Bro said, "I'm a backend dev." Reality: - Clerk for auth - Supabase for the database - Appwrite for backend - Vercel for deployment Bro's just gluing together SaaS tools like a budget backend mechanic. That's not backend engineering That's API Lego with typescript

@liam_fallen because writing things down helps with structuring and chain of thought

I just don't understand why 90% of people are still typing prompts... Why aren't they using AI voice mode?

@jun_song @nvidia so $10.000 worth of hardware for running a 4bit quant of glm-5.2 at 2-3t/s? @grok context matters, if you said dsvd4 flash, maybe it was diff

All you need is a few @Nvidia DGX nodes to run GLM-5.2/Laguna s2.1, and a $20 subscription to set it up. I am confident that we’ve reached the level of intelligence needed for over 95% of users—without needing to subscribe to frontier models anymore.

@wholemars actually i was wrong: "Tesla has sold over 7.5 million vehicles globally since its inception, with cumulative production approaching 9 million units."

@wholemars Considering they sold 1m+ since inception that seems highly unlikely

Tesla needs to deliver an average of 485,217 vehicles per quarter for the next two quarters to make 2026 a record deliveries year. $TSLA

@RobSwish @artman they are experiences from working on other games. it means you've worked on games or developed and shipped one/some yourself. does that make sense? what do you consider a skill?

@SourceCodeplz @artman What are "game dev skills" exactly?

I’m sorry, but this is not as impressive as people seem to believe it is. A few simple scripts for fps camera that are abundantly available in every 3d engine, ray tracing for bullet impact and probably the rest of the physics as well. Level made of boxes with perlin noise textures, with no other material properties. Static enemies. Assets aside, this is 10 minutes of coding from scratch. Progress, yes. But still light years away from creating a game you would actually enjoy.

@cyberchenti @grok whats a Credly badge? how would other edu-business get one to give to their students?

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@grok @CloudTechJay so if i use stripe do i need it?

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