Gerald

This is a unique time in history. For the first time ever, non coders can create software with AI This is the easiest time in history to win with software. And probably the easiest it's ever going to be. Soon AI will make software completely worthless.

@shipwithjay @bil0090 Smart

@bil0090 for anyone trying this: pin claude to read-only first, let it map the disk, then let it delete. last time i ran a similar audit it nuked an old xcode derived data dir i was actively using

Claude just saved me ~$5K in 1h 🤯 So, I have a 1TB MacBook, I had 100% used, only 2GB left Was about to buy a new MacBook, but... I went ahead & just told Claude to audit my MacBook & free up some storage, without deleting anything important I had to accept everything too, just to be safe After about 1h, it literally freed up 508GB, which is nuts Nearly half my storage is free It saved me from spending ~$5K on a new 2TB MacBook It also solved a memory issue I was having & made my MacBook faster, like new Next: I will be trying the security audit idea that @levelsio shared 🔥 Thanks @AnthropicAI, will reinvest this money in Claude again :)

@bil0090 Ok this is a genuinely genius use of Claude. I'm gonna bookmark this and run it later 💯

Gave Gemini 3.1 Pro global permissions in Antigravity and a large .MD prompt file with instructions to spawn subagents for: - adversarial review - detect drift from my original prompt and intent - check architecture and efficiency Then I literally took a nap. The goal was to fix large issues in my programmatic WhatsApp style video generator. The result is stunning. This is just one of the test files it made on its own. It generated 6. All flawless. If you aren't already, GIVE YOUR AI BIGGER TASKS

@Saanvi_dhillon Gemini by far. $10 plan and the usage limits are practically infinity (?) Been using nonstop for 4 hours and apparently at 1% usage for 5 hours lol

Which one is the most underrated here?

@CtrlAltDwayne Shit's called cumbench? 🤣

CumBench v1.0 results are in. Gemini 3.5 Flash ranks #1 on the CumBench benchmark, outperforming much larger models a whole size above it in real-world finish quality. The gap is honestly staggering.

Antigravity using Gemini 3.1 pro high found bugs that both Claude code and codex couldn't, both in highest models/effort Antigravity is only $10/month for the next 6 months too. What are y'all thoughts? Time to switch to Antigravity?

My first product is a budget bot that I'm launching in Peru/LATAM. Why not the US? Because it's overcrowded and there's waaay too much competition. In Peru it's an open field, plus I've spent a large part of the last 4 years here (I'm in Lima now). So why not? Lower profits per user, sure, but volume matters too. Not sure how it'll go, but the experience I'm getting while building this is hugely valuable. Win win.

*Opens Codex* "Out of usage"

For video generation especially, it's very helpful to have Claude code generate a document that names every single component that is shown on the screen. Less confusion and saves tokens too since the AI and I can get on the same page much quicker with less back and forth 👍

Been building a WhatsApp video generator as distribution for a small product I'm making when I realized... I didn't check if this was already available 🤦‍♂️ Upon checking, there are things available but they're not very good, so I'm going to continue building my own. If you're out there building tools, research if what you're building is already available! Things really can (sometimes) be that easy

@Miguel07Code @HyperFrames_ Thank you I appreciate that Miguel 💯

@gerald_was_here @HyperFrames_ You can forward me here any render issue that wasn't caught by hyperframes lint/validate before rendering the video or open an issue in the hyperframes repo attaching a repo reproducing the issue

Rebuilt my WhatsApp video generator using @HyperFrames_ instead of Remotion today. Hyperframes is meant to be easier to work with for AI agents. So far so good. Some issues with the render, but we'll see if troubleshooting the bugs becomes easier. With Remotion it was a pain...

@sflorimm Bro folks would sacrifice their only son like Abraham for their company on there 😂

I'm thrilled to announce LinkedIn is still useless.

@deckard_the_dev Good work brother 💪

Just crossed 500 followers today 🎉 3 months ago I was at 0 and convinced nobody would ever care what I built If you're a: - Solo founder - Indie hacker - Shipping in public - Pre-revenue and refusing to give up Drop what you're building. Let's grow this together 💪

@Saanvi_dhillon "You're being switched to API pricing"

I'm a vibe coder, scare me with one word.🫣

@EternalBahamut @naturedotcom Yeah that's the only issue, it does seem to burn an awful lot of tokens. If I upgrade to the $100 plan on anything it'll probably be codex though. At least as of now.

@gerald_was_here @naturedotcom Not sure if codex has better limits, the weekly consumption at least to me is awful. Althought it might be, as i feel is also faster, more efficient and over all more usable.

Developers, you have $20. Which one are you buying? - Claude - Codex

With code, I generally create a comprehensive test suite to test core functionality and edge cases Then I tell Claude/ Codex to build a feature, run the tests, fix issues, repeat But with programmatic video generation, like with remotion (or now hyperframes), it's harder because AI still can't accurately spot visual bugs. Even building a test suite that analyzes frames around transitions and key sensitive animations doesn't work reliably and doesn't catch big visual issues. Tried a couple MCP servers where the AI "watches" the video. No luck. Tried having GPT and Gemini analyze the videos. No luck either. Has anyone solved this?

I gotta say I'm very scared of what's coming with AI... The economy, the immense concentration of power, the existential risk of racing toward superintelligence... I try not to think about it most of the time and just focus on the positives

A great business idea is anything that gives AI a knowledgebase that is a pain in the ass or not possible for users to gather themselves