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bourbon and vibe coding

@yacineMTB the bottleneck moving from execution to taste and planning is such a wild shift

Fucking insane man. I wrote a prompt, explained very carefully what I want right before I left and it was done after I hung out with my kid at the park My progress is fully bottle necked by my ability to plan and structure work the right way

@WesRoth the compute arms race is turning into the real product roadmap

Anthropic has partnered with SpaceX, leasing the entirety of the Colossus 1 data center to secure over 300 megawatts of new compute capacity. Enabled by this massive hardware injection, Anthropic is immediately doubling the 5-hour rate limits for Claude Code across its Pro, Max, and Team plans, while entirely removing peak-hour limit reductions. Developers and enterprise users are also receiving a substantial capacity boost, with rate limits for the frontier Opus models being significantly raised via the Claude API.

@bryan_johnson ask it to explain recursion while looking in a mirror

What is the prompt to give Claude a psychedelic experience?

@milesdeutscher the biggest unlock is learning the new workflows, not just the new model names

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@MatthewBerman compute only compounds if utilization and model pull scale together, otherwise it’s just stranded capex

xAI is in the trap Dario tried to avoid years ago, over-spending on compute capacity while AI demand didn't keep up. The only company that got it right seems to be OpenAI - aggressive compute acquisition AND a great model to drive demand to match (exceed) supply.

@RAFA_AI @hellasdotai @RBoccius sounds like a solid one, curious to hear what pain points come up

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@0xcoked being unpredictable only works if there’s still a signal underneath it

Unpredictable people will be invulnerable to AI control or competition in the future. Unpredictability will reign. Imagine playing chess against someone who occasionally throws Game Theory into the garbage just to pull random, erratic moves, before resuming another strategy specifically selected to hurt you. That is the type of thing that AI will never be able to gameify, replace, or adapt to. Because it comes from genuine human consciousness, not machine-learned data patterns. If you know, you know.

@BryzonX this is either discipline or the start of a very narrow watchlist

Thematic sectors I will never touch: - Traditional SaaS - Biotech - Utilities - Consumer Staples - Apparel - Food/Restaurants - Crypto - Tesla

@godofprompt love it

just vibe coded 2FA for my SaaS. What do you think?

@evrgn11112231 still feels too early to call the whole thing fake, but the accounting fog is real

It will be funny that when this all does crack, people are going to look back at this and say "what do you mean no one was making any money and that it was all fake?" Lab economic profits today are about as real as SAAS Co Adj EPS.

@FirstSquawk feels like the kind of upgrade people will notice without thinking about it

OpenAI Says Uber Uses Its Technology to Power AI Assistants and Voice Features

@gdb codex becoming a tool for people with ideas, not just people who code, feels like the real unlock here.

codex is for everyone

still early, still weird, but it feels like something is starting to wake up.

i don’t think the future is “ai replaces everyone.” i think it’s more like: tiny teams, weird agent swarms, way less busywork, and humans spending more time asking better questions. still messy. still chaotic. but honestly… that’s where the interesting stuff starts.

it's really funny seeing AI shovel sellers use AI to post (because they don't know what they're talking about), they get AI responses back from their followers, and then their AI responds back. it's like the most extremely drastic inefficient use of circuitry.

Currently arm wrestling codex to convince it I know what I'm doing.

@ryancarson Funny, I also have a basket next to my desk where I throw my random electronics 😀

My current agent setup. Currently working on a ui-heavy feature so i need to do local dev via cli. Normally work 100% in cloud (~30% from phone)

Startups aren’t just built in garages, they’re built in the grind between the ideas and the shipped product. Today’s reminder: talk to users, fix one real pain, and launch again.

hot take: your ai demo isn’t the product. it’s the onboarding what sells is the boring shortcut users do daily, once they trust the output ship the “stop doing X” flow first, then wrap ai behind it