Leo Larin

ChatGPT 5.5 vs Opus 4.7

@elonmusk average Grok Imagine video 🪄

Someone just built a ChatGPT-like AI chatbot template that comes with Auth + DB, supports multiple models, and is ready to use

@UiSavior I'd say right.

Left or Right?

It’s wild how much more you pick up by actually doing things instead of just reading about them. Built one site in less than an hour as a joke, and ended up learning more about virality than any “guru” video ever taught me.

@khushiirl I think both have their own strengths and weaknesses. I keep saying this and I'll say it again: nothing beats Claude for design.

So basically you’re saying Codex is better than Claude right?

apply2date.me good luck to Denis 💀

I vibe coded a website during class in under 30 minutes. It lets people apply to date my friend Denis. Posted it on my Instagram story as a joke – 2 hours later it had 300+ applications.

@shahh AI will change every single other industry in the world, so it makes sense.

Anthropic was founded in 2021 This week it hit over a $1T valuation Crypto has been around since 2008 And the largest company—Coinbase—is only worth around $70B (a 93% difference).

@51bodila Just bet a cent each flip and buy booze with the rest. Best possible outcome.

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ChatGPT has group chats… but I’ve never seen anyone actually use them.

@ashen_one For real - much better for frontend than Codex imo

claude design is my all time favorite anthropic drop this year, even more than opus 4.7 its actually really really good at design and the "handoff to claude code" makes it basically copy/paste ui to the actual working product claude design made the entire ui for merl (full video on merl soon)

@starmexxx The average Roblox dev makes close to nothing. You've got a better chance at making money with an app if you want to put claude code to use.

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You can literally say this about any skill nowadays. There is now an MCP for everything

people who spent 10 years mastering Blender and 3D are slowly realizing it was all for nothing

@alexkehr $6.6 billion valuation btw. Can basically be made with claude code in less than an hour. How do these valuations even work?

the Lovable app is shockingly bad. how did a team build this and feel proud enough to ship this hyper-slop?

@r0ck3t23 Ok, I take that back. Just tried it again with Opus 4.7, and it basically nailed questions that contain info I had never even mentioned. It even predicted that I'd stop watching Peaky Blinders after 2 seasons (I actually did!)

@r0ck3t23 Ngl this feels like a gimmick more than a useful feature. A few months ago I tried something similar with my Obsidian vault. I gave Claude full access to it (basically my whole life context) and it still didn’t really sound or think like me. Might try again with the new models.

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This is insane. If AI can help crack a 60-year-old problem, it’s going to create a lot more than it destroys.

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