Faraz Abidi

Was lucky to get early access to grok imagine API Made my best short film yet! Model was CRAZY fast - like 10x > Sora & Veo - which let me crank this thing out in 2 days. Watch with SOUND ON 🔊 Shoutout to @forwardeploy and @xai team - keep a look for their cameos of @jimmybajimmyba @TobyPhln @TheGregYang @Yuhu_ai_ @Guodzh @TobyPhln and of course @elonmusk Follow for the sequel!

@Watch_Velocity Do one on Clubhouse!

Hollywood spent $100M+ and years to make The Social Network, WeCrashed, SuperPumped. they're too slow. introducing Velocity. legendary tech stories, shipped fast with AI. first drop: Twitter Wars which company should be next?

@im_roy_lee it would get back to him if someone is paying a decentralized army of randoms. Could work for something innocuous, but a hot button issue like this? Where has it been done?

@farazabidi i don't disagree. one of the key components to doing this correctly is doing it discretely. but possible + has been done.

internet meme culture is the only driver of normie opinions, and it's almost entirely decided by clippers if sam altman pulled off clipping CORRECTLY, he could completely revert public opinion of AI and likely win the Musk suit off of it "clav getting frame mogged" pulled 100x the impressions of anthropic's super bowl ad that everyone immediately forgot about clav's rise to success was only possible due to clippers normies talk about ice more than epstein because there are more clips about it lol the modern day circus is not the superbowl, it's shortform media, and clips are on 24/7

@om_patel5 Features aren’t the problem. Distribution is.

you can now: > search any niche on the app store > pull every single negative review > and export it all into one file then drop it into codex 5.3 and get exactly what features to build here's what i did: 1\ found meal planning apps with this tool in seconds 2\ pulled 423 negative reviews 3\ exported everything into one file 4\ dropped it into codex 5.3 5\ asked it to find every feature users are requesting in seconds i got 25 features with the exact number of people requesting each one that's 423 real people telling you exactly what to build so many possibilities with this to build profitable mobile apps that people actually want

@venturetwins Can it do ball sports? My benchmark that none have passed is Tennis rally and football wide angle pass.

We just blew through the Turing Test for AI video. Seedance 2 is an insane model - props to the team 👏 Prompt: photorealistic shot of the women's beam final at the olympics. gymnast from the united states does a back handspring and lands firmly on the beam, with the commentators exclaiming wildly

@RoxCodes Complete a session. Ask “what could have told you beforehand to avoid the questions you had?” Then use human judgment then say “write these to agents.md” Repeat a few times. It will start doing longer sessions.

how are you guys getting codex to run for hours i swear i tell this guy to do 10 tasks, it does 1 and says "would you like me to start on task 2?" after 10 mins my current solution is a for loop that spams "continue" but i feel like a caveman

@AartBik Thank you so much!

It is really amazing what the new generation achieves with AI. I have known Faraz since he was a young boy, and his talent has always impressed me.

@kodjima33 @AviSchiffmann Where’s the update?!

Finally met @AviSchiffmann in person today More soon

@jumperz There’s decent evidence they switch to quantized models for people on the $200/plan

dropped a post showing someone's max subscription usage.. $200/mo but it would have cost $27K if they were paying API rates. expected the replies to be about the value.. maybe people finally realizing they should get the sub or asking setup questions. instead it's people having pricing crisis realizations.. turns out half them building with claude have been burning thousands on API costs without knowing there was a flat rate option or something.. it went viral for the wrong reasons but honestly the right people needed to see it..

@astrooed send me an invite!

building a self-care app that feels like runescape

@AlecPloof That's the way to make great stuff! 90% of it ends up in the graveyard. Have you made other stuff? Don't see anything else on your timeline. If this is your first, super super impressive

@farazabidi Thank you! Most of the time was spent on writing, went through a lot of bad ideas

What if your dog could use AI? 🐶 My entry to the X Creators imagine contest!

@RotoSurgeon thanks for watching!

i swear elon made grok just so his hoard of nerds can suck him off as often as possible

Grok was made by a Martian Watch with sound on! 🔊

@DmitryFatkhi What kind of lint rules?

100x engineers don’t review code line by line. They design the environment the code is allowed to exist in. Coding agents are constrained by: - tests that define behavior - strict lint rules that eliminate entire classes of mistakes - constant AI self-review loops So you don’t “trust the output.” You trust the constraints. That’s how products ship in months now.

@joshpxyne Sounds dope - very interested to deploy something like this. Can you share a video of it in action?

@dharmesh Zo compute does this

Just registered clawspot .ai (no website yet). Here's the idea: Setup a multi-tenant OpenClaw server making it easy for normies to setup an OpenClaw bot with core cloud-based features. Thinking: GMail, Google Docs, Web Search, X/Twitter, long-term memory, server-based local working directory (to save files and such). Would let people try out the power of OpenClaw with less of the headache of setup and such. Somebody's probably already working on something like this so going to sleep now (it's 2:30am) and see what kind of comments this post gets.

@bluewmist This is why I do standup comedy - you hang with other comics, jam with them to write, and every show/mic you go to exposes to new ideas from their work. I just gotta exercise more.

saw an inspiring video that said you need to have 4 hobbies. create, consume, cavort, commune create: bring something to life consume: appreciate the art of another cavort: move your body daily commune: have a community to socialize with

@retneysholocron The fights were cool, the script was bad. Contrast that with any Pixar film from that era. We would hit each other with sticks and pretend we were in Star Wars. But Monster’s Inc changed our perspective on the world.

I genuinely can’t understand how the previous generation saw this in 2005 and said “this sucks”