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@simonvieira It’s like Apple pushing out a 3310

Can someone explain to me like I’m 10 why everyone hates the new Ferrari?

@B7frankH SLOW

How do you explain this feeling to a Tesla driver? 🤣

@SnazzyLabs Shame about the chip

iPhone 17e is the most beautiful Apple device since the iPhone 4. It’s literally stunning.

@TheIranianzg3z What used to be a useful account now just click bait

BREAKING: A source close to Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claims that, following failed negotiations, the risk of renewed conflict has increased significantly, with expectations of possible escalation in the coming hours. The report alleges that the U.S. could conduct major strikes on Iranian energy and potentially nuclear infrastructure, while also claiming Iran has threatened large-scale missile responses targeting regional energy facilities and U.S. bases.

@primerelic Looks like Audi x Jaguar had a baby 🤢

It’s got the kind of road presence that makes other SUVs disappear Range Rover Vanguard

@incredutility It has a huge flaw. The cards. You need to always be connected to wifi to stream the content. You purchase the cards, the assumption is that the content is on those cards - it’s not The card acts as a digital key to stream th content. Huge frustrating flaw

Another iPad alternative is the Yoto player - audiobooks, podcasts, and music for kids. They also have an amazing BBC-style daily news report! Strong recommend.

@owroot It has a huge flaw. The cards. You need to always be connected to wifi to stream the content. You purchase the cards, the assumption is that the content is on those cards - it’s not The card acts as a digital key to stream th content. Huge frustrating flaw

Yoto player is a fantastic invention. We have them for our kids. We were thinking about giving them tape players to listen to stuff but then we discovered the Yoto and it achieves the same thing in a more modern way. They have great stories, classics, and geography, science and stuff like that too. Our kids honestly learn a lot of great stuff from them. A great alternative to screens on long trips etc.. Listening to something is different than watching. I think it's because when listening we still have to use our imagination in some way. Like listening to a book, or a radio broadcast (in the old days) etc... I think there is a little more going on in our brain. Yoto is good.

@om_patel5 Suggest vibing out and about

THIS DAD VIBE CODED A LANGUAGE LEARNING APP FOR HIS DAUGHTER THAT LETS KIDS POINT THEIR CAMERA AT ANYTHING AND LEARN THE WORD he made it so his daughter could point her phone at anything around her and learn the word for it you take a photo of an object, the app removes the background, identifies what it is, and teaches you the word in whatever language you're learning the ui and animations are clean, polished, and the app is easy to use he started building it for his kid and got obsessed with making it perfect the app won an apple design award which is one of the hardest things to get in the entire iOS ecosystem. apple picks like 12 apps a year out of millions it went from a dad building something for his daughter to one of the best designed apps on the app store

@aakashgupta “I have been using it every day for a week. “ What plan are you on 🤣 Max 200 the weekly usage taps out at just setting up the templates, never mind pushing the outputs

Claude Design will be the tool everyone is using 6 months from now. No wonder it erased $6B in market cap. Here's how to get ahead: aibyaakash.com/p/claude-design I have been using it every day for a week. The first two sessions produced outputs I would never have shown anyone. The third session produced a landing page I sent to three people who all assumed I had hired a designer. The thing that changed was not the prompt. Claude asks four clarifying questions before it builds anything. There is one specific answer in those four questions that moves output quality more than anything else you do. Most people click the safe option and wonder why their first draft looks generic. The deep dive names the question and the answer. The edit order is the second lever. Tweaks first. Edit second. Comments last. Run them in that order and a complete prototype lands at $2 to $7. Reverse the order and your weekly Pro quota is gone in one session. The cost difference between the three is larger than people expect. The animated hero workflow is the cheat code most people miss. Free looping video from Kling. Streaming URL from Mux. Pre-built animation prompts from motionsites ai. Claude Design ties them together. The whole stack runs $0 and the output looks like a $5K launch page. Four ready-to-paste prompts in the post. One for a side-project landing page. One for a presentation that exports to PowerPoint with speaker notes already written. One for a launch page with the animated stack. One for a clickable mockup you send to someone before spending real money on the idea. The strategic frame underneath: Claude Pro is still $20 a month. Same price as 18 months ago. Artifacts. Skills. Connectors. Memory. Design. Five products in the same seat. Wall Street started pricing the format change this week. OpenAI shipped a better image generator the same week. Anthropic shipped the share step.

@Templafy The design though is 50/50

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@hasantoxr Dokie.ai via CLI, nothing beats that for decks

@QuantumOFenergy Was this at around 16:40 local time?

@ihtesham2005 These are from last year

🚨 Anthropic just open-sourced the exact Skills library their own engineers use internally. Stop building Claude workflows from scratch. These are plug-and-play components that work across Claude Code, API, SDK, and VS Code copy once, deploy everywhere. What's inside: → Excel + PowerPoint generation out of the box → File handling and document workflows → MCP-ready subagent building blocks → Pre-built patterns for multi-step automation → Production templates you'd normally spend weeks writing The old way: re-explain your workflow every single chat. The new way: build a Skill once, Claude never forgets how you work. 100% Open Source. Official Anthropic release. Repo: github.com/anthropics/ski…

@GammaApp @claudeai Gamma is really basic stuff. When will you push a design upgrade across the board ?

Gamma is now on @claudeai! You can generate a presentation with Gamma directly in your Claude chat. Connect Gamma and instantly turn any conversation into something you'd share with your team or present to the world. You can also: - Connect to Gmail, Slack, or HubSpot ("turn this email into a deck") - Fully edit your presentation in Gamma for any tweaks Take that research task, strategy proposal, or project summary and turn it into a polished presentation. Think with Claude. Visualize with Gamma.

@minchoi Does it matter if nobody has access

BREAKING: Seedance 2.0 just dropped Hollywood didn't see this one coming 💀

@j_kyorov Try Rork

Can AI generate such designs? 👀

@TJiMTS No one is moving back once they’ve moved out

Planning to move to Dubai for 2-3 years, cash in some gains while you're 'non-resident', then come back? HMRC has a rule for that. If you return within 5 years, they claw back the tax on any gains you realised while abroad. The 'quick trip to Dubai' tax plan doesn't work.

@Whizz_ai Do you actually try these? Claude is the goat but not good in this regard

@andrewchen Me We’ve cracked Bitcoin distribution for 160M Americans who’ve never touched crypto. The mechanism is unexpected. Team has raised $800M+ across fintech and consumer platforms +scaled a platform to 5M+ users across North America. Pre-launch & currently fundraising.

any pre-idea/pre-launch founders I should meet? Tag em here...

@aryanlabde I discovered this today. As someone who was 1000% opus after ditching GPT a few months ago. Codex is unhinged

Codex 5.3 is way better than opus 4.6 $20 in codex can get the job done better than $200 in claude.