Mohamed Alrujayi retweetledi
Mohamed Alrujayi
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Golfing APL/K in 90 Lines of Python
aljamal.substack.com/p/golfing-aplk…
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Mohamed Alrujayi retweetledi
Claude Code adding itself to every fucking commit as a co-contributor is pretty obnoxious
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Ralph Wiggum mode is the first real glimmer of hope for autonomous agents.
$200 in API costs → $50k contracts delivered.
Perhaps we've been overcomplicating this. The answer wasn't a better planner or a smarter model.
It was a dumb while loop burning tokens.
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Mohamed Alrujayi retweetledi
Mohamed Alrujayi retweetledi
I finished a travel app with the help of claude 3.5 in 2 days :) full code on @Replit:
@mf80/RAG-and-function-calling-example?v=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">replit.com/@mf80/RAG-and-…
Tool used:
- @AnthropicAI claude 3.5 for coding
- @cycls_ for streaming the web app -
- @Replit for running the app
- @OpenAI model+API
- @trychroma vector db
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Mohamed Alrujayi retweetledi
The real test of an AI Software Agent is whether it can create software faster than it would take the user to google an app for the exact use case.
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@amasad Absolutely, AI coding assistants are really good at writing code, not creating full apps
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Claude is surprisingly good at one-shotting frontend apps but it's typically hard to figure out how to setup the environment and deploy the apps -- Replit fixes that.
matt palmer@mattyp
Last week, we introduced support for @AnthropicAI's Claude 3.5 Sonnet in @Replit. What does that mean? You can create and deploy Artifacts on Replit without writing any code. Here's a walkthrough of a sample app I built and deployed, without leaving Replit, with only basic framework knowledge and prompting. If your curious, it uses @reactjs, @shadcn, @vite_js and @tailwindcss AI-native development with deployment frameworks (like Replit) is the future for people who want to ship.
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Why is AI experience so heavily textual? this demo by
@Mo_tech_
showcases how AI experience can nicely blend with UI elements
#LLM #LLMs #buildinpublic
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Mohamed Alrujayi retweetledi
@amasad Or perhaps that the conversational interface is more natural to the brain than the IDE
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What’s fascinating about this trend is that many users like this one prefer to fully generate/iterate on the code in Claude App as opposed to IDE extensions—even those with builtin Sonnet support—then copy-pasting to the editor.
Suggests that LLM quality trumps packaging and UX.
Garry Tan@garrytan
Underrated trend
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@rationalop11955 @Replit @cycls_ It's a way to turn your AI code into instant web apps.
It's also a network where your published AI apps can call and utilize each other.
Learn more here:
docs.cycls.com/home/overview
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