Zephyr

I find the AI tools before they go viral. You're early now.

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@NorenNamert 1.2⁴ ≈ 2.07, so the math checks out. The real catch is chip lifespan, silicon degrades way faster at 100°C+. Cheaper launch vs replacing hardware sooner, curious which wins

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@0xCortiq Backup was a good call. Try the screensaver sometime, it's the fun part

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

Claude Code Just Killed TV Ads. Here's How It Works (And What Breaks) https://t.co/vu4kJwKrjB

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@0xCortiq Love that. Did you add a custom screensaver too or just killed the ads?

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@thegreatest_sv signups were paused on Sep 22. Did they reopen or are he Vercel and Cloudflare gateways still the only way in?

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

THIS IS WHERE THE TV TREND GETS INSANE

everyone is hacking their TVs with Claude this week. went one step further and had Opus 5.5 build a 3D twin of the room around it

ceiling light, floor lamp, fan, desk lamp and TV backlight, all switching live

the TV inside the scene plays its own 3D broadcast, a planet with a moon in orbit

one HTML file, no 3D assets, every object drawn in code

next: wiring it to real smart plugs

the prompt is in the reply ↓

[Gathin (Ø,G) @gathint]

Vibe coded my parents' TV this afternoon!

It was showing a sponsored ad before you could even get to Netflix.

Gave Claude Code the model number, it found the TV on wifi, removed 25 Xiaomi packages and wrote a new launcher.

Looks like an Apple TV now lol

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

YOUR GROK BOT IS BURNING MONEY WHILE YOU SLEEP

I ran the numbers. One routine on a 5-minute clock wakes up 8,640 times a month. At Grok 4.6 API rates that's about $397 for one job, and most of those runs find nothing.

Same routine hourly: $33. Same 5 minutes with a cheap "did anything change?" check in front: $45.

[Gipp 🦅 @gippp69]

https://t.co/gTEKJ3i4XU

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@Amos_FACT Yo, just got here. What are we talking about? You guys do these a lot?

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@Shileisaboy Hi everyone! I just joined. What are you talking about here, and how often do you host these Spaces?

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@nar96265 Hey, I'm new here. What's the topic today, and how often do you do these?

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@Amos_FACT I’m here

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

@doooyle for anyone trying this on an Android or Google TV: most of it is adb. disable the bloat apps, swap the launcher, all reversible. flashing firmware is the part where people brick their TV

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

the starter prompt:

"You are a technical artist in Unreal Engine 5. Write Unreal Editor Python scripts that build an outdoor level step by step: terrain with hills and a river valley, foliage placed by slope (grass on flat ground, rocks on steep ground), then 3 landmarks. Put each step in its own function so I can rerun it alone. If a step can't be done from Python, give me the exact manual steps instead."

run the terrain function first. ask for the next step only when that one works

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

THIS IS F*CKING INSANE

someone built this Unreal Engine world from scratch with Opus 5.5. the model is 4 weeks old

if you want to try this, don't ask for "a huge open world". Unreal has a Python API for the editor, so Claude can write scripts that build the level piece by piece

the order:
→ terrain first, hills, a valley, one flat area to build on
→ scatter next, rocks and trees placed by slope and height, not at random
→ 3-5 big landmarks the eye can find from far away
→ lighting and fog last, that's where most of the mood comes from
→ stop asking for everything in one prompt, it falls apart on the second edit
→ stop regenerating from zero, change one script at a time

one system per message, test it, then the next. that's the path from a grey box to something like this

the starter prompt is in the reply ↓

[Shikhar @xikhar]

Opus 5.5 is almost a month old, and it still blows my mind.

Building this huge world from scratch in Unreal Engine.

This was impossible last year. This will feel trivial next year.

[Zephyr @0xZyphr]

1,000 decisions for 42 cents on Jev. The same run on Astra costs $100.

At that gap I'd keep the big model for writing and push every yes/no, category and score in the pipeline to Jev. Which step in yours would you still pay frontier prices for?

[darkzodchi @zodchiii]

https://t.co/bmEhsVLyXx