ANTHROPIC ACABA DE CAMBIAR CÓMO SE DISEÑA FRONTEND CON IA
Se llama frontend design, una skill oficial de anthropic.
El problema que resuelve es simple.
Cada vez que le pedías una web a la ia, salía lo mismo:
→ inter como fuente
→ gradiente morado
→ layout genérico de startup
→ el “ai slop” de siempre
Frontend design lo corta de raíz.
Obliga a claude a comprometerse con una dirección estética antes de tocar una sola línea de código.
Y el resultado cambia por completo.
Puedes pedirle:
→ brutalista
→ editorial
→ retro-futurista
→ lujoso
→ maximalista
Y genera html, css, js, react o vue listos para producción.
Cómo instalarlo:
→ npx skills add anthropics/skills --skill frontend-design
→ describe la web o componente que quieres
→ elige el estilo
→ claude monta tipografía, color, motion y composición coherente
Una sola instalación.
Disponible en todas tus sesiones.
Funciona en Claude Code, Cursor, Códex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode y 15+ Harnesses.
100% Open source y Gratis
Mantenida por anthropic.
600.000 instalaciones.
155.000 estrellas en GitHub.
Enlace abajo 👇
The FBI spent 12 months trying to crack one banker's hard drive.
They failed.
The software on that drive is free.
It is on GitHub right now.
It is called VeraCrypt.
July 2008. Brazilian police raid the apartment of banker Daniel Dantas in Rio. They seize 5 hard drives.
The Brazilian National Institute of Criminology spends 5 months running dictionary attacks. Nothing.
They send the drives to the FBI in early 2009.
The FBI runs attacks for 12 more months. Nothing.
April 2010. The FBI ships the drives back to Brazil. Still encrypted.
The software was TrueCrypt. Free. Open source.
May 28 2014. The TrueCrypt developers shut the project down under conditions nobody understood. The site posted a warning that said TrueCrypt was not secure. Nobody could explain why.
A French cryptographer named Mounir Idrassi had already been improving the code at his Paris company IDRIX. On June 22, 2013, exactly 17 days after the first Snowden revelations, he released VeraCrypt.
10,053 stars. Written in C. Pushed yesterday.
In 2016 the Open Source Technology Improvement Fund paid QuarkSlab to audit every line. They found bugs. Idrassi patched them in v1.19.
Here is what VeraCrypt does that most full-disk encryption does not.
It has no company behind it that holds your key.
It has no cloud escrow option that a court order can unlock.
You can encrypt a single file, a folder, a USB stick, or your entire operating system drive. You can also build a hidden volume inside another volume, so that if someone forces a password out of you, they see a decoy. The real data stays invisible.
The math is the only lock.
Free. Open source. Audited.
The encryption tool the FBI could not break in 12 months is the one your laptop should be running.
(Link in the comments)
🇲🇽 Mexico now has its own “Batman”: He hunts motorcycle thieves at night and duct-tapes them to poles
In Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco state, five men have already been found tied to lampposts. Some had their mouths taped, showed signs of beating, and stolen motorcycles were left next to them. Locals have dubbed the vigilante the “Mexican Batman.”
Police said that at this time the tied men are being treated as victims rather than criminals.
Claude Code sin configurar es la mitad de lo que puede ser
Hasta que instalas claude-code-setup
El plugin oficial de Anthropic
Analiza tu proyecto y te dice exactamente que hooks, skills, MCP servers y subagentes activar
Ya no tienes que adivinar nada
Solo corres el comando y el setup se configura solo
/plugin install claude-code-setup@claude-plugins-official
Guarda esto para no perderlo 🔖
"I told Claude 'remember you are not human' and it started working 10x better."
"I have not written a single line of code in 14 months. I just run loops that write code for me."
1 hour masterclass on loop engineering that will turn you into the most dangerous person in AI right now.
You will level up your coding and ship 10x faster.
If I had this a year ago, I would've built my self improving hedge fund in a week instead of a year.
Bookmark this, then read the article on building hedge fund.
We are cooked.
China's Alibaba just revealed Wan Streamer.
AI agents can now see you, hear you, and talk back on video in real time.
This is not voice mode anymore 🤯
J'ai passé des heures sur Reddit à éplucher les meilleures configs de CLAUDE.
J'ai tout condensé dans un seul fichier AGENTS.md.
Ce que ça change :
✂️ Réponses plus courtes : économie de TOKENS
🩺 Changement chirurgical (Andrej Karpathy Inspired)
🎯 Exécution minimal anti over-engineering
ℹ️ Source first : Lit la doc avant d'agir
⚡ Plus rapide : opérations indépendantes //
🎮 Action oriented : annonce la prochaine action à la fin des réponses.
🗳️ Compatible : Codex, Cursor, Claude...
🪶 Ultra Léger : ~20 règles, zéro doublon.
🛡️ Sécurisé : Warning sur les actions sensibles.
Le fichier complet est juste ici : https://t.co/DZEL3OE0IF
Protip . : Pensez à SAVE le post pour plus tard.
You cannot give stuff like this to Americans!
There is a 100% chance we will build a floatie NASCAR track on Lake Okeechobee with a $500 Purse there will be racing 🏁
Binance’nin avrupadan sonra türkiye ve diğer ülkelerde de kullanımı kısıtlanmalı
10 ekimde bütün long açanların parasını manipüle ederek sıfırladılar
Sürekli token çıkarıp, rugladılar
Hacimsiz çöp tokenleri listeleyip, kullanıcıların üzerine boşalttılar
Sürekli manipülasyon yapıyorlar ve yapmaya devam edecekler
Kriptoya hep zarar verdiler ve zarar vermeye devam edecekler
Binance spent 18 months telling you they'd "adapt to MiCA." They said they were "committed to Europe." They said regulation was "good for crypto." Then June 1st hit and they panicked. By July 1st they're gone. Not adapting. Not complying. Running.
Back in 2022-2023 when MiCA came into focus, Binance's position was crystal clear. "We embrace regulation. We want to operate properly in the EU. This is a market we value." CZ said it. Compliance officers said it. Every quarterly call, every statement, every PR push. "We're preparing for MiCA." Retail believed them. Institutions thought Binance had figured something out that others hadn't. The EU thought they'd actually gotten Binance to heel.
Nobody prepared for anything. It was all theater.
MiCA requires a €730k minimum capital reserve for crypto platforms. That's not a bug, it's a feature designed to filter out operators who can't run an exchange without fractional reserve tricks, leverage abuse, and dumping risk on retail. Binance looked at that requirement, looked at the compliance stack they'd need, looked at the audit trails for customer fund flows, looked at the transparency EU regulators demand.
And they realized you can't do this without actually running a proper exchange. Not because €730k is impossible. Because real compliance means losing the entire business model.
Look at the actual timeline. Early 2024 "working on MiCA compliance." Q1 2024 "progressing well." Q2 2024 just silence. Late June 2024 "exploring options." June 1st 2025 "we're exiting." That's not a regulatory learning curve. That's a company that kicked the tires, realized the engine was broken, and drove away.
What changed between early 2024 and now? Not the regulations. MiCA's been the same since November 2023. What changed is they actually ran the numbers and didn't like what they found.
Here's the core problem. Binance's entire operation is built on cross-collateralization and rehypothecation. You deposit BTC, it becomes margin collateral, it becomes a derivative underlying, it becomes a loan reserve. Everything's connected. Under MiCA every single one of those transactions needs segregated accounting and real-time custody verification. Every retail deposit has to be traceable. Every time they rehypothecate something it has to be disclosed. Every counterparty risk needs to be hedged or collateralized separately.
That's not something you toggle on. That's a complete platform redesign from the ground up.
But the real part they couldn't stomach is transparency. EU-regulated exchanges file audits. Regulators actually look at them. Retail and institutions can see the real leverage ratios, the real reserve coverage, the real fund flows. For the first time Binance would have to show what percentage of customer deposits actually just aren't there. They're loaned out. They're margin positions. They're derivatives bets. They're betting against their own users.
That's why they left. Not because they can't afford €730k. Because they can't afford the truth getting out.
The thing that kills me is they didn't even try. Kraken did. Coinbase did. Even way smaller exchanges figured out how to get MiCA licensing. Binance looked at what transparency actually requires and said nope. They'd rather abandon 450 million people in the EU than let auditors see what they're doing with customer funds. Think about that choice for a second.
The playbook never changes. Operate in gray zones, make big promises when regulators show up, then pivot to jurisdictions with no rules when real compliance starts looking expensive. Binance isn't a fintech company adapting. They're a casino that got caught and walked away from the table. And they're betting most retail never figures out they didn't even try to stay.
Absolutely insufferable @cz_binance
Your shady offshore scam shop failed to prove, on time and like everyone else, that it can comply with the laws that apply.
Apparently, after years of scamming, cutting corners and hiding behind corporate fog, basic transparency is still too much to ask.
The moment you had to show that everything inside Binance is clean, structured and compliant, it fell apart.
You and people like you belong in court. Binance deserves to go under.
Never forget 10/10 and many more shady moves by your criminal company.