Anubhav

Just saying you can make wrap a floating liquid glass panel with a few sliders as well.

I use wrap a lot, so great to see it go opensource. Now the possibilities for extending it are endless.

@pbakaus Love the work you’re doing with impeccable!

Impeccable 3 natively supports crafting new design with diffusion (e.g. GPT Image 2) in harnesses that support it (e.g. Codex, Gemini w/ nano banana plugin). Impeccable now uses the best mode of operation for net-new vs iterative design: 1) completely new design: diffusion-first, then build w/ best practices for brand or product design (new in 3.0) 2) iterative design (additions/changes): design-system first, discovers your components, reads DESIGN/PRODUCT.md, goes to work. new live mode (new in 3.0) makes it extra convenient. Here's a tutorial documenting the whole workflow (incl. how I made the demo site in the video): impeccable.style/designing/

@davidim 🔥🔥🔥 all I see on this timeline is ship ship ship motivating

while you guys were staying lazy at the weekend discussing about the "future strategy of your startup", we just shipped a new product and it reached $10k ARR in 30 hours and it was built in just 5 hours

@michael_chomsky react helped me buy my first car 😭

I’ve been using OpenClaw for months. Today I learned about this niche Open Source project called React by Facebook. Not many stars but seems like a very promising project. Not as cool/important as OpenClaw but may be something you might want on your radar if you haven’t heard of it. I told my OpenClaw to use ‘react’ and it’s doing incredible things. Very much underhyped atm.

@sukh_saroy Okay this started picking up a lot of traction to the people seeing this if you want some real AI updates and just want to see cool stuff built drop me a follow. I’m building cool open source stuff every week

@sukh_saroy This is not breaking. This was in Nov 2025 arxiv.org/pdf/2506.06941

🚨BREAKING: Apple just dropped a paper proving the smartest "reasoning" AI models on Earth don't actually reason. They collapse to 0% accuracy on a puzzle a 7-year-old can solve. The way they proved it is brutal.

@michael_chomsky same way you would if a real eng had opened this by closing it and telling them to break it up into smaller ones

Ok how tf do I review this PR?

@bryan_johnson Once I have $500m like you

go to bed right now i know the build is almost finished the eval can wait til morning the agent will still be failing tomorrow you won't figure out why it's hallucinating yes your coworker ships on 4 hrs of sleep they also hallucinate a lot off you go

@AiwithYasir Great share thanks you just inspired me

🚨Architects are going to hate this. Someone just open sourced a full 3D building editor that runs entirely in your browser. No AutoCAD. No Revit. No $5,000/year licenses. It's called Pascal Editor. Built with React Three Fiber and WebGPU -- meaning it renders directly on your GPU at near-native speed. Here's what's inside this thing: → A full building/level/wall/zone hierarchy you can edit in real time → An ECS-style architecture where every object updates through GPU-powered systems → Zustand state management with full undo/redo built in → Next.js frontend so it deploys as a web app, not a desktop install → Dirty node tracking -- only re-renders what changed, not the whole scene Here's the wildest part: You can stack, explode, or solo individual building levels. Select a zone, drag a wall, reshape a slab -- all in 3D, all in the browser. Architecture firms pay $50K+ per seat for BIM software that does this workflow. This is free. 100% Open Source.

@aditshri_ Do bridges fall on you?

“we got gta bangalore before…”

@Palak3312 If they are already motivated. C learn the fundamentals first

If someone is starting from zero, which language should they choose first?

@davidim Facts

Unpopular opinion: before raising pre-seed, your primary KPI should be building social leverage through your product. If you don't have an elite background, you have to prove minus one to zero before you can even think about proving zero to one. The reality is that if you’re from a top-tier school, people trust you the moment you say you’re focusing on the essence. But if you’re an outsider like me, nobody believes you at first. Even if VCs criticize you for not focusing on the core, you have to grind for a month or two just to build social leverage. It sounds brutal, but focusing purely on the essence is a privilege reserved for those who already have social proof. I’ve built 3 products in the last 3 months. Even as the ideas pivoted, I gained social leverage that is 100x more valuable than the items themselves: 1. Sume Avatar: A technically complex product that proved our team's engineering depth. It led to acqui-hire offer from big tech, hiring offers from top-tier startups, and most importantly, an investment offer from Founders Inc. (Before this, people didn't truly buy into our technical caliber, even with my research background - i even co-worked with Yoshua Bengio but VCs didn't care). 2. Clawra: By riding the Openclaw hype and open-sourcing the product, we broke into the tech inner circle. Our social presence skyrocketed. I’ve met almost every major VC since (leading to a $600k+ pre-seed close) and I’ve made incredible founder friends. 3. ABG CMO: Made thousands of dollars on day one; now sitting at over $30k ARR with organic growth and a smile curve retention. More importantly, I figured out the Twitter algorithm (and i could leverage this algo for my next product) Even when the product changes, that social presence remains. On the people side, the value is incomparable. On the marketing side, the stress is gone. When you're a nobody, you have to worry about both the product and the distribution. Now, I don't worry about distribution. The moment you have social presence + pre-seed funding, you can focus purely on the users. You can do things that don’t scale and build a fucking good product because you know you can trigger the scale button whenever you want. If you’re pre-pre-seed with zero social presence, pick an idea that proves you are technically elite and growth-hacky.

@shrawberryy So cool

im coworking in a treehouse wyd

@yadong_xie How did you optimise the VLM to stream in real-time (24fps)?

复刻了这两天特别火的网红项目，有点好玩

@Leooweb3 YES

If you had a $5M networth. Would you spend $250k on a Porsche 911?

@JaySahnan @browserbase I guess people don't usually ask this for skills but is this skill MIT ?

i just open-sourced one of our internal GTM skills introducing the /company-research skill ask your agent to build you a target account list - it finds prospects that fit your ICP and runs deep research on every company via the @browserbase CLI

@abrilzucchi the dream, wonder how it looks like at night

this view and locking in with claude

All of these observations are valid when you are building your own AI agents as well. Especially being mindful of the instruction budget!

@miracleinvxker @speedrun Don’t know anything about the brand <-> creator industry but the idea is definitely cool, is this a “services - the new software” type offering ?

7 hours from submission to acceptance does nobody at @speedrun sleep 😭