Cognition Devin Ambassador | CS/Math grad | Dad x2, wife-powered. I teach AI to humans, not the other way around. Daily builds with agents, wins and fails.
Nobody on earth has seen this video before you press play.
Not me. Not anyone. My song paints it live, frame by frame, on the beat.
Oh yea this version is LOCAL. All on my 5080 laptop.
Type "a tiger made of fireworks" and watch it run across your screen a second later.
Go break it. LFG
https://t.co/cSjVFSZlB6
I built a visualizer that dreams in real time.
Every frame is generated live while the song plays. The kick tears the scene apart, the bass paints the light, every section flips the story to a new world.
Then I typed a prompt mid-song and it took over on the next beat. Watch the jellyfish crash the party.
Lights Up, 40 seconds, zero cuts. LFG ๐ฅ
@allthemoney One pool shared with Grok and Cursor is the line to read twice. A single runaway bot now costs you your chat and your coding time too. Worth checking your routines before the week resets.
@MizoChris My ComfyUI art all renders on a 16GB 5080. For games 16GB is fine. For local image and video models, the extra 8GB is the whole reason to wait for Q1.
@choopyplug1 Saw that exact thing today on a usage log. The AI read called it heavy use. The numbers said loop: 97 full context rebuilds with 2 to 4 new tokens each. Make it prove the cause before it touches anything.
@0ooooo0@bot Easier is the right word. For me it's that the bot keeps working on a schedule. Routines fire while I'm away and I come back to finished work waiting on my yes instead of a blank chat.
@munster_gene Usage per user going up tracks for me. I started with one bot. Now there's one per job and I check in more each week, not less. 50m in six months feels aggressive, but the direction is right.
@aiDotEngineer@jediahkatz@spacexai Adding them back matches what I see running Grok Bots every day. Smarter models didn't remove my need for gates. Nothing merges, spends, or reaches a real person without my yes, and that's the part that lets me leave them running.
@tobinaut Rudiment dice is a drummer's idea, not a bot's. Same split here. Bots write plenty of my code, but the call on what's worth building stays mine. What does Hand Control do?
@dracan CLI for anything I want to rerun or hand to another agent. The app wins when I'm reviewing a long run and want the diff in front of me. Not sure I'd pick just one anymore.
@itsmatthager Zero deny rules is bad, but a deny list with a hole in it is sneakier because it feels safe. I wrote one up where Claude did exactly what the list allowed. The model followed the rules. The rules were the bug.
@obie Four in eighteen days is a real pace. What ate the most hours, keeping characters the same person or getting cuts to land on the beat? Beat sync is the one that always costs me.
@rexstjohn Pool noodles is right. Faces were my wall on the lip sync rapper too. Short cuts hid the drift. Long takes are where the character turns into somebody else.
@mfishbein Evals is the gap I feel too. Closest thing I run is a judge on my own Midjourney stills. 14 in, bar at 7.5, 8 kept, 6 cut. Without a written bar the agent grades its own homework and everything passes.
@halarewich@bot Same shape here. My Grok Bots hand repo work to Cursor cloud agents and I review the PR. The part that took longest was the gates. Nothing merges, spends or goes to a real person without my yes. What does Porter still bring back to you?
Need a beat for your next video? Here's one you never have to clear.
Coffee Can Screws is up on Hidden Track. Free to use, even commercially. No sign-up, no credit line.
Go make something loud with it.