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@chetaslua wow niceeee

As i said 11:11 AM 👽 A playable 3D dungeon arena prototype built with Codex and GPT models. Codex handled the game architecture, TypeScript/Three.js implementation, combat systems, enemy encounters, HUD feedback, and GPT‑generated environment textures. Character models, character textures, and animations were created with third-party asset-generation tools, and OpenAI APIs were used to generate character dialogue.

@chetaslua all good now all working

🚨 OpenAI nerfed the model just before launch This is the world first model who solved Sudoku After launch run the same prompt and see how nerfed a model is, ( check new one will fails it) Prompt : Solve this Sudoku. Output an image of the solved Sudoku.

@chetaslua ehhh((How i can get this model(Only old... that work more than 40+ minutes

🚨 OpenAI PRO update I gave it one extra prompt and we got full fledged pokemon game out of it here is video proof and how good this model is and i gave codepen link so that you can also play in the comment

@Baz__Jan @chetaslua only in web now in chatgpt.com but i dont have new version only old(

@chetaslua Iam new to Codex (used Claude Code). I have the 100$ version. How can i use the Pro versions of 5.4 or 5.5?

🚨 Here we go again GPT PRO UPDATE amazes me like crazy gave image and tell it to code the game with same aesthetic it coded it in 10 min

@chetaslua @threejs wow nice thanks

Eric my man i dont know what you guys done with the pro model its faster and feels so good , here is @threejs contruction of monica apartment the level of detail was not present in any other model till today

@apoorvdarshan @thsottiaux It was trolling. It's clear that Openai supports open source and I really like their approach. Thanks, Openai.

@trendcrusher7 @thsottiaux i thought openAI are more opensource friendly unlike anthropic

Whaaaa. Only realized now and apparently our repo was public since 11 months ago and noone told us?!

@maybeeai @bcherny @wongmjane @BenLesh And that's why Anthropic sent copyrights to everyone indiscriminately 😁

@bcherny @wongmjane @BenLesh This is the healthiest framing after an incident: fix the system, not scapegoat a person. Owning the manual step and improving automation is exactly how trust gets rebuilt.

Apparently Bun might be the cause of Anthropic leaking the Claude Code source code today. A 3-week old bug where source maps are hosted when they shouldn't be. It's wild there were no tests to catch such an issue #issuecomment-4163277829" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/oven-sh/bun/is…

@apoorvdarshan @thsottiaux Openai lawyers will sue you)) Not like Anthropic 🤣

@thsottiaux i forked it😞

@LLMJunky Yeee our drone UEBone - its very nice name...)) ask at AI what "уєбан")).

This is Ukraine's new UEB-1, an autonomous air-to-air interceptor drone built by OSIRIS AI. This little beauty is capable of 315khm, which is just under 200mph, and is flown by DroneOS. It autonomously calculates the target's heading, speed and trajectory to predict its intercept path with minimal human input. Ukraine on averages intercepts up to 2,500 drones a day. 🤯 This is the future of warfare, and Ukraine is the testing ground for the most advanced drones on planet earth. Everything is changing so incredibly fast. Ukraine is on track right now to produce 7M drones just this year, that's ~19,178 drones a day. Being on the frontlines in a war like this is truly hell. Right now Russia is suffering ~1000-1700 casualties a day, all confirmed on video. Every day. The overwhelming number of casualties by drones, of course. (If sustained, would be >600,000 casualties in 2026) This is really just the beginning. Autonomous systems are going to get a lot better, and drones will be at the middle of it all. We have to start thinking about this now and protect our infrastructure. We can't risk $2000 drones flying into billion dollar datacenters. I hope we do not use this technology to only become more dangerous towards one another. So horrible.

@Layton_Gott Claude beats ChatGPT in: -Coding -Debugging -API pricing -Complex thinking -Logical reasoning I think its a joke)))Or how many antropic pay for you!)??))

@Layton_Gott @ex_medico @claudeai Claude is really releasing cool updates now - like a full-fledged system. This is cool. In this regard, open AI loses - but I think not for long) They close the sora and will throw all their strength here too. It will be interesting

@trendcrusher7 @ex_medico @claudeai Claude is better

Your work tools in Claude are now available on mobile. Explore Figma designs, create Canva slides, check Amplitude dashboards, all from your phone. Give it a try: claude.com/download

@Layton_Gott @ex_medico @claudeai Claude is good platform and it software is really better) But models are not always - in development, in addition to design, I use 5.4 which one is better by a head) opus very good model but have agry limits)

@Layton_Gott @ex_medico @claudeai And 800 millions people use chatgpt for free and have many functions that claude not have in pay version)) And claude that give all if you only pay

@ex_medico @claudeai I pay for the max plan so I hardly ever run into those

@LLMJunky @nvidia Haha

Good golly. I was skeptical at first but wow, DLSS 5.0 is absolutely insane. Well done @nvidia

@LLMJunky I immediately thought about what the reason was until I looked at the image))) don't scare me like that anymore 😁

i just love claude so much

@programad @NicolaManzini @conductor_build ahahaha))Its not true)

@NicolaManzini @conductor_build Whatch out, there is no coming back from Opus models.

A month of codex PRO (200 dollars). I used it heavily trough @conductor_build for vibesail.com. Now i will try claude code 20 dollar for a couple of days and decide which one to renew to a higher level.

@LLMJunky @ajambrosino @vercel How long all agents did this task? When you start and finished? 1-4 hour or how?

@ajambrosino Getting a lot of questions how I launched 20 agents to build this. I used my process in the article below using swarm waves with a dependency map and TDD to validate all the work, using @vercel new Electron skill. x.com/LLMJunky/statu…

I'm so impressed right now. I pointed GPT 5.4 at the Codex App Windows package last night and asked it to piece together a perfect Linux build from it. Gave it a plan, set it to work using 20 subagents. Woke up to this. One shot. Everything works.

@LLMJunky Aaa thanks for the explanation)

@trendcrusher7 I am just really addressing the cost. $25 for a code review is rather nuts considering all the reviews you need to do using LLMs. They are generating most of the problems in the first place.

Anthropic is advertising for Codex now. Wild times.

@LLMJunky can you give example what plam you give to codex? How it use 20 subagents. I want to udnerstand this. Thanks

You can say "well, it's just an Electron app" and that's true but the package doesn't have the source code. So instead of doing a normal port, it had to work backwards from the finished app, figure out how it was put together, rebuild what Linux needed, and get it running anyway.