CHINESE DEV JUST WIRED 7 RGB RTXs INTO HIS APARTMENT WALL AND MADE $340K LAST YEAR WHILE HIS EX-COFOUNDERS BURNED SERIES A ON ANTHROPIC BILLS
Seven RGB RTXs on an aluminum frame. Water tubes snaking between the cards. A wallpapered living room wall behind.
Build cost $5,500. Power $260/mo. Five clients pay $5,700 each per month.
Pause at 0:03 — the RGB pulsing next to the wallpaper. Anthropic just billed his ex-team more than his rent this month.
Anthropic bills enterprises $28K/month for GPT-4 API. This apartment build cost $5,500 total. Serves the same 70B models. Break-even in 30 days.
AI compute just moved into someone's living room. Anthropic's pricing didn't follow.
Full setup in the video.
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You don't need 2,277 skills. You need these 6 pointed at a workflow. Here's which
I picked by one rule: what actually breaks if I uninstall it. Six passed.
Document analyst. Point it at your own contracts, bank exports, a year of notes, and tell it to flag what contradicts, what's unusual, what you missed. Highest-ROI skill in the whole list - it reads every line with equal attention, which you never do.
Memory / context. A living file of who you are, your goals, your standards, the decisions already made. Ten minutes to set up, and every future chat starts at depth instead of zero. This one is the multiplier on all the others - without it, every skill resets to a stranger each session.
Critique / editor. Runs the loop most people skip: generate the draft, attack its three weakest points, rewrite only those. The second and third pass is where quality actually lives - the first output was never the product.
Red-team / skeptic. Feed it any real decision - pricing, a launch, a job change - and force it to argue how the plan dies, not why it works. Confirmation is free everywhere. Structured disagreement is the rare asset.
Data / spreadsheet. Hand it a messy CSV or an export and let it clean, compute, and chart. Turns "the numbers are in there somewhere" into an answer you can act on.
Automation / schedule. For the recurring stuff - a morning digest, a weekly review - so the workflow runs without you re-typing the same prompt every time.
Notice what they share: not one is impressive on its own. Each is a tool bolted onto a workflow you already run. The store hands you 2,277 skills - the number that matters is how many are pointed at something.
Which of the six would change your week if you actually used it?
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This guy built a $5,000 agency-style portfolio site in 2 hours with Claude Code
It doesn't look like a template
It looks like a dark cinematic website with custom sections, animated transitions and a cursor flashlight effect on the hero image
But the workflow is simple: he installed design skills, dropped real references into a folder, wrote one detailed build prompt, answered Claude’s style questions, reviewed the first version and sent one clean polish pass
That sounds like normal "AI built my website" content until you look at the process
He didn’t ask Claude to magically design from scratch
He used Awwwards and Pinterest references section by section: hero, work showcase, footer, project page, loading screen and portfolio layout
Then Claude Code built the site, fixed the route transitions, improved the flashlight lag, cleaned up overflow, adjusted fonts and reviewed typography, color, hierarchy, animation, mobile and copy
The difference is not just using Claude Code
It is giving Claude a design system, visual references, constraints and a review loop
Most people still prompt "make me a portfolio website"
Meanwhile others are using Claude Code like a junior agency that can build, revise and polish in the same afternoon
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