Prakash Anant

making sense of AI before it makes sense of me // helping everyday people keep up with AI without the confusion + gaming on the side

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FIGMA MOTION IS INSANE!!

it took me just 4.5 seconds to make this

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Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1 built the same gearbox. On screen, a tie. On the print bed, one of them came out as a single fused brick.

Fable is the pricier model and works through every detail. Opus costs less and builds exactly what was asked, nothing more.

> SPEC - one gearbox described in a paragraph: housing, shafts, three meshing gears
> SOLID - each model outputs the parts as separate watertight bodies, ready to export
> SLICE - both files pushed through the same slicer profile with no manual fixes
> PRINT - the whole gearbox printed in place as one job, identical filament and heat
> TURN - the finished assembly driven by hand to see whether anything actually spins

On the monitor the two gearboxes looked interchangeable. Teeth meshed, shafts lined up, nothing intersected.

Opus 5.5 modelled every part exactly to size. Exact is the problem: printed plastic swells, and a zero gap becomes a weld.

Its gearbox came off the bed as one solid block. Every gear was there, perfectly shaped, and none of them could turn.

Fable 5.1 left roughly 0.3 mm of air around each moving face without being told to. Its gearbox spun on the first try.

It also chamfered the bottom edges and split the housing so the gears can be serviced later. Neither was in the brief.

One model built the drawing. The other built the object the drawing is supposed to become.

Opus is the cheaper pick for drafts and blockouts. Fable’s 2.5x premium pays for that 0.3 mm and everything around it.

A render forgives everything. A printer forgives nothing, and it never grades on a curve.

The two files, the slicer profile and the clearance each model picked are packed into the thread.

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@WatcherGuru blockchain at a national scale could get interesting if the infrastructure actually delivers

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@elonmusk bro went from launching rockets to thinking about the entire earth’s economy

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@unusual_whales next 6–12 months is a pretty serious timeline to be talking about

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@WatcherGuru more autonomy means we need much stronger guardrails

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@thsottiaux imagine starting a coding task while you’re away from your laptop

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@unusual_whales this is why ai reliability matters just as much as capability

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@unusual_whales ai safety rules are getting real when even being mean can get you in trouble

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Introducing generative UI for the agentic era 🤯

no apps. no dashboards. every screen is generated the moment you ask, reshapes as you talk, then disappears.

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@unusual_whales 15% is a pretty big cut for a pro model

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@WatcherGuru hopefully they’re preparing for the worst while working to prevent it

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@thsottiaux Life before this tweet

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@claudeai claude is really getting good at turning ideas into actual things

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@claudeai 75% cheaper got my attention

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We're releasing pplx-embed-v2-late, two late-interaction embedding models that retrieve text, images, and pages with a shared embedding space for cross-model querying.

Both models achieve frontier performance and are publicly available on Hugging Face.

https://t.co/AM7YEyQkKE

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OFFICIAL FREE CLAUDE TEAM FOR 1 YEAR + $1K API CREDITS 🤯

Anthropic is giving approved startups:
• 1 year Claude Team
• up to 5 Premium seats
• $1,000 Claude API credits
• up to $45K in partner offers
• Anthropic office hours

HOW TO APPLY:

1. create a Claude Console account
2. apply here → https://t.co/YeeMLlrmv3
3. use your company email + website
4. describe what you're building
5. wait for approval

bootstrapped startups can apply too

IMPORTANT:
• founded within 5 years OR funded within 2
• must be new to Claude Team
• API credits expire after 6 months
• credits work through Claude Console

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@Spshulem open ai really wants to speed run the next 3000 years of research

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@devops_nk claude really said let me just edit the whole thing for you

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@unitygames being able to build, iterate and publish without writing code is a pretty big shift

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@GoogleLabs zero coding to playable games… this is where ai gets really fun