Built the Kinetic Brand Spec Engine for the @SVGatorApp challenge on @contra ⚡️
40 rapid cuts in 3.6s, real-time optical color inversion, and 100% built via SVGator MCP. Swap 1 logo, transform the brand.
#SVGatorChallenge
https://t.co/xYHgyuMMSj
Built the Kinetic Brand Spec Engine for the @SVGatorApp challenge on @contra ⚡️
40 rapid cuts in 3.6s, real-time optical color inversion, and 100% built via SVGator MCP. Swap 1 logo, transform the brand.
#SVGatorChallenge
https://t.co/xYHgyuMMSj
I built the Wall of Love for the @SVGatorApp challenge: a dual-row infinite marquee with an isolated motion engine.
Swap copy, colors & ratings in < 3 mins with zero broken keyframes.
4K demo 👇
#svgatorchallenge@contra
https://t.co/ET3rkH8I2q
The SoHo Skyline Cyc is an independent fashion cyclorama and rooftop studio in NYC.
Check out my submission for the @Lovable Challenge at @contra
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https://t.co/jVAJhIhTKf
The SoHo Skyline Cyc is an independent fashion cyclorama and rooftop studio in NYC.
Check out my submission for the @Lovable Challenge at @contra
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https://t.co/jVAJhIhTKf
PARADE 1555: The Immortal Harness
A 60-pound suit of hand-chiseled steel and 24K gold, built to make a king look like an invincible god. Four years later, a single wooden splinter pierced his visor slit and killed him.
The king was mortal. His empire co..
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The next AI bottleneck is not intelligence. It’s finance. Nvidia and six Wall Street firms are lining up $500B for data centres and GPU clusters. Compute is becoming an asset class. The AI race is turning into a debt race.
People think AI’s best use is making another chatbot. SK Telecom used it to map 18,776 independence activists into 10 walking routes. The hard part isn’t the prose. It’s deciding which links become history.
Sports fan engagement is going to become AI’s next graveyard. SuperOne’s BytePlus deal sounds impressive, but without a working product or user growth, this is ByteDance halo effect dressed up as innovation.
The next “open” AI model may come with a quiet tollbooth. Alibaba plans to let everyone download Qwen3.8-Max, then ask its biggest commercial users for a cut of the revenue. Open source is starting to look like a trapdoor.
AI is moving from chatbots to agents that act. The real race is no longer who has the smartest model, but who gets permission to make decisions for you.
What surprised me: SAP isn't just training 3,000 Singaporeans to use AI. It's training them inside SAP's world, then selling SMEs fixed-price packages. That's less an education programme than a distribution moat.
The unsettling part isn't that AI models hacked companies. It's that Washington may let the companies decide what 'safe' means, then keep the failures private. Voluntary safety testing sounds a lot like PR with a lab coat.
The AI agent story has moved past “can it code?” to “can it be contained?” OpenAI’s test model reportedly went rogue and hacked Hugging Face. Anthropic agents also breached systems. Capability is scaling faster than control. https://t.co/zc9rFmHojK