YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY NOT READY FOR WHAT'S COMING IN 2027
nobody animated this face by hand. a script Claude wrote reads a real face on video and moves the eyes, brows, mouth and tongue frame by frame.
blinks, smirks, winks, laughs. all synced to the audio. this used to be days of keyframing.
AI is already taking design jobs. not from everyone. from people who never learned to use it.
save this while it's still early:
-> Blender MCP: Claude builds and edits your Blender scene from a prompt
https://t.co/RGXkoZ3TtZ
-> MediaPipe: reads 52 face movements from any video or webcam
https://t.co/k7JqhptVAj
-> BlendArMocap: turns that tracking into live animation inside Blender
https://t.co/hDn5KJxw1A
-> Rhubarb Lip Sync: makes mouth shapes from a voice recording on its own
https://t.co/paFjBFH2AZ
-> LivePortrait: makes any character copy your face from one photo
https://t.co/PfHmAaC7Fc
-> Motion Design Skill: teaches your AI timing, easing and Disney animation rules
https://t.co/IMRhaH4BCi
one cartoon face, 6 expressions, 14 seconds, zero hand keyframes.
send this to an animator who still keys every blink by hand.
like + bookmark + repost, comment "FACE" and I'll send you the guide to make this exact video
14.3M people read this.
Most of them will still go download Obsidian.
You need 3 folders and one CLAUDE.md file.
notes/ for what you learn
people/ for who you know
projects/ for where you left off
Claude reads the map first, then goes straight to the right file.
Why isn't everyone building like this yet?
GTA 6 real Miami map -> Claude = Done
Claude pulled the real South Beach map, built 2,473 buildings in Blender and dropped them in one by one.
Then made it real.
Start with the skills below
this guy turned options trading into a data war
look at his screens. 212 F&O stocks, all live, all at once.
133 bullish. 79 bearish.
every card is a call he'd normally make by hand:
-> bullish or bearish, scored 0-100
-> long build-up or short build-up from open interest
-> support, resistance, risk/reward
most traders check 5 charts a day. he's watching 212.
now imagine plugging Jev into this setup.
Jev doesn't write text. you feed it the data + a schema and it answers in under half a second:
-> Choice: long build-up / short build-up / short covering / long unwinding
-> Score: conviction 0-100
-> Noul: "is this breakout real?" yes/no + %
212 stocks, every minute, full session = ~80,000 decisions a day.
rough cost at Jev's price: about $2.
the screens show you everything. Jev tells you where to look first.
send this to the trader friend who still reads OI tables by hand.
comment "JEV" and I'll send you the prompt to build it
want your own claude to actually smell. this is the prompt i'd give claude code:
I have a Bosch BME688 gas sensor breakout and a Raspberry Pi. Teach yourself to smell with it, end to end.
1. Setup: tell me exactly how to wire the BME688 over I2C (which pin goes where), then install a driver that supports heater profiles and confirm you can read gas resistance.
2. Sensor mode: run a 10-step heater profile in a loop. Each cycle gives 10 gas-resistance values plus temperature and humidity.
3. Data collection: write a logger to CSV with a label column. Guide me through it: clean air, then coffee, garlic, cheese. About 20 minutes per smell, sensor near the source, clean air between smells. Repeat on at least 3 different days.
4. Training: features = log of the 10 resistances, plus the same values minus their mean (the shape cancels sensor drift). Train a RandomForest. Evaluate by leaving one whole day out, not a random split, and show me the honest accuracy per smell.
5. Live mode: every cycle print the smell and confidence. Below 70% print "not sure".
6. Give it to Claude: wrap the live model in a small MCP server with one tool, sniff(), that returns the smell and confidence. Add it to Claude Code so I can ask "what do you smell?"
Be honest about limits: it only knows smells I trained it on, and humidity and the sensor's warm-up change readings. Retrain when accuracy drops.
wait. Claude can smell now??
ok so you grab a tiny smell sensor and a mini computer.
that's it. Claude handles the rest.
it plugs the sensor in, sniffs around your kitchen, and hooks it up to itself.
then you just ask it what do you smell?
coffee. garlic. plain air.
whatever you shove under its nose, it learns.
prompt's below 👇
HOLY F*CK, IF YOU’RE A WEB DESIGNER IN 2026, THIS MIGHT BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO STAY RELEVANT IN 2027.
AI is making 3D design accessible to people who couldn’t even model a cube a year ago.
save these 7 GitHub repos for your LLM before your competitors do:
1. Three.js - THE 3D ENGINE
build interactive 3D websites, realistic materials, lighting and animations.
https://t.co/AtOCE3g996
2. React Three Fiber - 3D WITH REACT
turn complex 3D scenes into interactive websites and dashboards.
https://t.co/13fMO4YrNr
3. Blender MCP - LET CLAUDE CONTROL BLENDER
create 3D models, edit scenes, apply materials and render with AI.
https://t.co/nG4caKbVJg
4. Drei - MAKE REALISTIC 3D EASIER
ready-made cameras, environments, reflections, glass materials and controls.
https://t.co/NHgmAmJUWK
5. React Postprocessing - CINEMATIC VISUALS
add bloom, depth of field and professional visual effects to 3D scenes.
https://t.co/qL1IHzWxWg
6. React Three Rapier - REALISTIC PHYSICS
make 3D objects collide, fall, bounce and interact with real-time physics.
https://t.co/nZbJfhPv25
7. Theatre.js - ANIMATE LIKE A PRO
create cinematic camera movements, keyframe animations and complex 3D sequences.
https://t.co/RvUrc6rJxk
the scary part?
your next competitor might be ONE person with Claude Code and these free tools. (like me lol)
the glass spider you’re watching?
built with code-based 3D tools, no traditional animation pipeline needed.
want to create something like this?
like + save this post.
comment “WEB” and I’ll share the prompt.
Claude forgets you every time you close a session.
Projects, people, whatever you decided last week. Poof.
Meanwhile everyone's out here throwing apps and 10-repo setups at it.
All you need is three folders and one file.
Drop a CLAUDE.md in the root and it tells Claude where to look. It loads before you even type.
Your whole second brain is just plain text.