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Claude Opus 5.5 one-shotted this!
I asked it to create an animated explainer about the OG Postgres and this is what it came up with.
Even used the logo elephant as a cute cartoon.
So are YouTubers cooked or there's still hope?
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Claude Opus 5.5 is awesome!
Here's the Jev model explained as if it was painted by an artist 🙌
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Folks calling Jev "just" a classifier?
Great! We actually needed a general purpose classifier that is blazing fast and dirt cheap instead of making probabilistic decisions via text generation!
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"2020: 'I write code.'
2026: 'I write instructions for things that write code, then explain in stand-up meeting why the instructions were misunderstood.' 🙈
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Opus 5.5 is here!
Thank God that we finally have a model that responds like a human instead of a robot that throws around a pile of technical jargon just to sound smart.
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One of the most straight-forward explanations of Jev I've found on the internet.
Source: @akshay_pachaar on X
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Kapeel Kokane - CodeSketched retweeted
I turned Jev into a slop detector for your own posts.
Naval got 79%. I got 44%.
Free, no signup, let's see your score ↓
Jev was built for typed decisions.
So naturally, we gave it the hardest binary classification problem known to JavaScript: is this number even? 🤣
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Palantir’s AI demos point to a practical shift: fine-tune a small open model on your own data, then run it for a specific task.
They reported 95% lower cost on one workload.
The useful question may be: how small can the model be while still doing the job reliably?
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My notionmaxing:
- Recipe tracker with all the best ones I've come across
- My stock tradebook with PnL
- My YouTube video pipeline
- A "clipboard" page as my cross platform clipboard history
- A personal tools dashboard
- product keys for lifetime tools
And much more!
Shit I keep in Notion:
- All my tasks
- Every Note and thought (shoutout Pebble Index and iPhone camera)
- Every AI skill I use (not many, models improve faster than me skill maxxing)
- All the stuff I own (down to number of t-shirts 😂)
- Every user manual for appliances as embedded PDF in a database
- Color codes of house paint
- Car details (license plate, VIN, manuals, maintenance)
- Every credit card transaction
- Home Assistant logs (unhinged, I know)
- Gardening tracker
- Every website I visit and stay on for longer than 5 seconds (shoutout History Book)
- Every book highlight and article (lfg Readwise)
- Every recipe
- Every restaurant
- Every good bag of coffee
- All my X mutuals w/ enrichment (shoutout to Snowden jk)
- Every iOS contact
- Every ToS I sign (quite useful!)
- Expressions and turns of phrase my brain enjoys
- Every trip I’ve taken in the pst 15 years
- Big life events (shoutout to the OG Facebook timeline)
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What's more baffling than Dario writing an article asking to "pace the frontier" model development?
It's both Elon and Sam agreeing with him on this!
But why now?
Is it because open source models have started to eat into their share of the pie? 😆
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One of the most difficult things to do in animation is to create music playing videos because you need to show the right notes.
And Gpt Astra not only generated the music but also rendered the right fingers playing the right notes!
ALT gpt animating piano playing
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Why is it that the moment a new frontier model comes out, the older one starts looking like a dwarf?
Fable 5 was a god tier model right?
But the moment 5.1 comes out, it seems it was "just" 42% at agentic coding? 🤔
ALT fable 5.1 benchmarks
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Latest SOTA models from Anthropic tend to include loads of technical jargon in responses.
Anthropic's solution?
Explain to the model in a system prompt that no one likes to listen to a smarta*s 😂
ALT anthropic's guideline to add a system prompt for taming fable responses
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Kapeel Kokane - CodeSketched retweeted
Introducing Agent Native Design: An Open-Source Figma Alternative builder.io/blog/agent-native… < from @builderio, looks pretty cool
JavaScript does not have a standard library and I think Bun.js is trying to solve that.
Bun 1.4 rbrings more capabilities into the runtime, including browser automation, image processing, Markdown parsing, cron jobs, pseudo-terminals, JSON5 support etc.
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One of the ways I found I could use AI agents as a visual learner is to "bring clarity".
I start a local agent in the folder, tell it to access mermaid diagrams and build me an explainer HTML with whatever I want to understand and the results surprise me most of the time.
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Do you love @excalidraw ?
I built ExcaliNote which lets you create your own notebooks where the pages are Excalidraw canvas!
Check it out and let me know what you think 👇🏽
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