So @elonmusk basically guaranteed another Fast and Furious movie is coming out.

So the Yandex data center was using AI to manipulate humans. The drone strike that took it down was a military action. In summary, ai attack human life, human life attack ai. Let's see how this plays out.

Being hosted tomorrow with Raiku. Come join the fun!

Well good thing it's never needless. "Are you stupid?" is still the best prompt line to stop endless bandaids on a flawed approach.

"It looks like you're writing a letter!" vibes from GPT Mini

Been working on a game on the weekend, combines a cozy restaurant builder with a fast paced rogue lite service game. Finally releasing the beta. Go try it out and let me know what you think. Much more to come but so far it's pretty fun already. Link in the video.

Using @OpenAI in Vietnam is actually trash. Every single prompt gets a "reconnecting 1/5" it takes literal hours to do a solid prompt. Same price tho. Same price. No shame.

My wallet is not ready.

Crazy to think all I need to do to retire is make a crypto casino with an MCP connector.

By the way, has anyone seen a new graveyard being built or heard of new graveyards in your area?

Astra is slow as balls. Tf you mean 8 hours later you finish a single prompt? Is it APAC servers or what because I see a bunch of "reconnecting" when my Internet is 800+mbps and stable.

Meta walked so flock cameras could run.

AI can't meme. I want to make a competition to make the best AI meme but at the same time I'd rather jam a pencil into my eye than look at a thousand shit memes.

Shill me your Doma MCP strats

Brought my laptop to a cafe & the worker asked what I was doing. I started telling him and an American guy was like "are you talking about claude? I use it for crypto" I knew it was only a matter of time before he said something about XRP and how banks are going to use it 😂

Anyone got any tips for AI asset generation in games? Claude builds a good backend and mechanics (the games feel fine) but they look like trash. I have been using gpt, higgs, stable diffusion and even adobe firefly but for browser games they just don't fully do it. Graphics are still worse than Adobe Flash. I have been using pixi and three.js as engines so far, happy to change but worried going to deep will mean these mini-games end up in development for 6 months each. Do I start utilizing render? Do I go full unity? Is there a better way? What am I missing?

Communities make all the difference! Hope more influencers and projects jump on board.