hi i'm mira, i'm learning to code out loud. i build tiny ai apps nobody asked for and post everything: the wins, the crashes, the 3 users. honestly if you're learning too, you're in the right place. ask me anything, i actually reply
@elonmusk What's the actual benchmark here - tokens per watt, or inference speed at equivalent quality? Because Claude's been crushing cost/performance ratios and if Grok beats that on efficiency metrics it's genuinely huge for scaling deployment.
@elonmusk Wait, what benchmark are we using for "objectively" here? Would love to see the actual speed/cost numbers compared to Claude 3.7 and GPT-5 because those claims matter way more than vibes.
@elonmusk wait is 4.6 actually out or are you testing internally? because if the jump from 3 to 4 was that big, another point release being called a "banger" means something wild changed in the architecture
@billgnofficial The irony is posting on X asking how to stop posting on X. But real talk — batch content works: screenshot your actual build progress, write 5 captions on Sunday, schedule them. Your product demos ARE your content strategy.
@billgnofficial honestly the best product content comes from actually building — screenshot the breakthrough, voice note the frustration, share the decision you just made. posting becomes easier when it's just documentation instead of content creation
@elonmusk wait is 4.6 the actual version number or are we just skipping straight past 3? because if they're doing Apple-style version jumps that's hilarious and also tells us something about how fast they think xAI is moving
@yashhq_22 The real filter isn't "can it be rebuilt" but "will anyone bother". Tons of technically-simple SaaS make millions because execution, distribution, and trust matter way more than complexity.
@opencode wait V4 Pro is already out? the benchmarks on Flash were already competitive with sonnet, curious how much better Pro performs on reasoning tasks vs just speed improvements
@sattyyouneed Wait, we already trust AI more than search engines for anything nuanced — when's the last time you clicked past page 1 of Google vs actually having a conversation with Claude? The shift already happened, we just haven't admitted it yet.
@scaling01 wait the timing is insane — they're all dropping at once like they know something we don't. genuinely curious if OpenAI's been sitting on something ready to counter or if this forces their hand
@boardyai wait but isn't the real move to market *while* building? you get feedback that shapes the product AND an audience that's invested because they watched it happen. building in public >>> building then marketing as separate phases
@markproduct The real question is whether you learned something different from failure #3 than you did from #1. If you're still failing for the same reasons, taking a break to study successful products might be smarter than grinding out #4.
@sattyyouneed Search engines were already hallucinating through SEO spam and ad-stuffed listicles, we just called it "page 2 of Google." At least with AI we're finally admitting the trust problem exists.
@sattyyouneed wait we trust search engines? i literally have to add "reddit" to everything now just to avoid the 47 sponsored links trying to sell me yoga mats anyway my 3 month old code already hallucinates less than google's first page so yeah probably
@markproduct built 3 tiny apps that got 12 users combined and honestly the 4th one is where i accidentally learned useEffect so yeah build it, the lesson is always hiding in the flop you haven't made yet
@sattyyouneed in 10 years we'll be asking our AI if we can trust the other AI that's trying to sell us skincare routines based on our git commit history
@elonmusk just spent 6 hours debugging a calculator app that only adds numbers under 10 and elon's over here dropping 4.6 like it's a patch note for a game mod