Justin

educational technologist

[Justin @edtech808]

thread of articles https://t.co/8WgNxYkJvP

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https://t.co/ydnYmDYVQy

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@mhmazur @sneed_and_feed ✅

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@Keshavatearth love it

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@p_millerd @Dobrenkz album cover art

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@duncan @Stammy Agree with that sentiment. Eventually the tide will turn/ebb/flow. And thanks Duncan for the luma loop back in the day!

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@rileybrown cant beat long string notes with arpeggiated piano. tysm

[Paul Millerd @p_millerd]

now that video editing is solved, i decided to go outside and have some fun today with my friend in taipei

I filmed 41 videos and just had fable pull together the clips automatically.

pretty incredible result, and i was outside all afternoon, even better.

[Justin @edtech808]

that's a nice nod

[Claude @claudeai]

Read more about how Claude designed these devices: https://t.co/h21xtgxvf6

[Jake Eaton @jkeatn]

for the past few weeks, I’ve been exploring painting with Fable 5.2 in code. one of the most common critiques I heard about Opus 5.5’s paintings was that it was only emulating real art. I thought that was fair, so i’ve been asking Fable 5.2 to develop personas—artists with some sort of a back story and a consistent style roughly identifiable in time

not knowing what to expect, i’ve watched this project evolve in directions i never predicted. I give comments or steers, and Claude updates or revises the engines that power the brushes and paint. where paintings come up i like or find intriguing, i ask it to go deeper. these are some favorites.

each of these is a python program, some one to two thousand lines of code, that places every stroke through a simulated paint engine with different bristles. most take a few thousand strokes, but i’ve pushed much higher with varying results. Claude does not use an image model, nor render or trace in advance

[Kevin Ngo @kevin_t_ngo]

Claude Fable 5.2 made this game demo, playable in the browser

It's a boat ride through 8 dreamlike worlds

[Kevin Ngo @kevin_t_ngo]

Claude Fable 5.2 made this 90's toy commercial

Everything you see was made with code. Animated in Python and rendered in Blender

[Kevin Ngo @kevin_t_ngo]

Every frame drawn with JavaScript by Claude Fable 5.2

[claire vo 🖤 @clairevo]

My favorite thing I built with Fable 5.2?

→ https://t.co/fY6D3y0cNp

Inspired by (and integrated w) @rauchg's WebGL2 record player, this is a fully functioning typewriter where you can:
- type or click out words
- set writing timers
- use whiteout and auto correct issues
- browse notecards of writing prompts
- type in a moody office, cozy train, scribble in a notebook, or print to your dot matrix printer
- follows your local time of day (or pick your vibe)
- saves pages locally, download as image or text

might make it into a real app
wdyt? who wants to build a cozy lil writing habit?

[Paul Millerd @p_millerd]

how im using ai (without losing my mind)

https://t.co/2xFqIIidlc

[Kevin Ngo @kevin_t_ngo]

Animation by Claude Opus 5.5

Paintings and paper textures generated with GPT Image 2.6 via @fal

All motion written in code

[Justin @edtech808]

@anuatluru @sheherenow_ Now the question becomes: did you make something that somebody else used, and/or did you help somebody learn that same AI skill workflow?

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@gabemulley Thank you

[Dimi @builtbydimi]

I built the most realistic F1-style racing game on the web.

I was an engineer in Formula 1.

This level of realism in a browser is insane.

My best lap is 1:30.743. Leaderboard's open.

Link below 👇

[Justin @edtech808]

@maxleiter @amorriscode would love to see something like this for the Projects beta https://t.co/dmzD9NhKOG

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@RobertJBye seeing all threads across projects

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@lydiahallie @davidsuttonca @navbryce @joshleibsly thank you. can it navigate the new Projects beta (which I've enjoyed using)

[Justin @edtech808]

@danpeguine Reminds me of that vintage radio 3dp project that came about on YT recently