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Lost it all last cycle. Rebuilding from ashes to 8 figures with AI & smart capital.
Documenting the comeback.

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@JyunsuitenshI If he doesn't try pulling a 200kg tire like a backpack next, we riot

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@krs1k Watching those balance loops fight gravity frame by frame is mesmerising

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@bonsaixbt A nine-station assembly line for video production using Claude and Remotion is next level

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@itsarcvale Giving AI a payment vault changes the game

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@0xVeyyro Haiku for volume, Sonnet for code, Opus for judgment. The ultimate routing playbook

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@0x_cognit Local, offline, and trained purely on audio. Phone verification is officially broken

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

Multi-million dollar gaming studios spent 3 years building games like this.

One person just did it alone in a bedroom using AI.

Look at this combat system: smooth animations, custom spells, and epic boss battles generated entirely through prompts.

The era of massive budgets and giant teams is officially dead.

Save this before everyone starts doing it.

[Zero @zer0point_eth]

Opus 5.5 is actually insane for building pixel-art indie games

Stop using Midjourney for game assets, it has zero resolution awareness and instantly ruins your grid

Here is the exact developer pipeline:

→ sketch your initial concept and pull visual references from Pinterest
→ ask Opus to write custom Python scripts that draw pixel-perfect art programmatically
→ clean up the output manually in GNU Image Manipulation or Photoshop
→ supply real-world motion references (like how natural creature movement works) to build a custom animation rig

The real game dev workflow isn't prompt-guessing

It’s a continuous loop:

sketch → Opus code generation → reference correction → manual polish

Precise pixels. Total programmatic control.

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@coolerwave Exactly. Watching the motors scramble makes it click instantly.

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

Schools are still using static diagrams.

I just built this interactive DJI drone breakdown with a free Claude skill:

- Spin the brushless motors.
- Test the 3-axis gimbal live.
- Watch the folding arms lock.

You can take it apart in the browser.
No agency. No $10k. No boring slides.

Workflow is in the article.

[Elvar @elvar_official]

https://t.co/NAgH1EYziQ

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@semichenkko Thanks! That is the goal

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@0xForem Hard agree. Static diagrams are getting replaced by interactive sandboxes

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@monokern Bypassing an $850 monthly API fee with a 20-minute reverse engineering run is wild.

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@roxitsu From 300k to over a million with zero new hires. AI automation done right.

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@kirisando Context bloat is real. Stripping down system prompts changes everything.

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@f0rgent This prompt-as-an-auditor approach is brilliant. Saving nearly $280 by just making the AI cite rules changes everything

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@0ai_zoyberg Always ship the weird one. Clean is boring

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@TFiirmzee Exactly. That tactile satisfaction keeps them clicking

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

Stop paying agencies $10k for product demos that nobody actually clicks.

I just built this interactive NVIDIA DGX Spark teardown with a free Claude Code skill in under 15 minutes:

• One click lifts the shell and reveals the heatpipes
• Watch air flow straight through the metal foam vents
• See the 128 GB unified memory that lets a 200B model run locally

People are done reading paragraphs.
They want to click, rotate, and understand instantly.

The skill is called anatomy (free, MIT).
You can make one for any product tonight.

[Elvar @elvar_official]

https://t.co/NAgH1EYziQ

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@alxqwrk Glad you like it

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@andreysuperior Let’s go! Thank you, my friend

[PHNX @PhnxArc]

@BercusNA Both! Software, hardware, business funnels - anything with moving parts