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Last night: AI Tinkerers Berlin × GTM Week dinner 🍷
26 builders, founders, engineers: people from OpenAI, Prime Intellect, deepset, Cloudflare, dltHub, Synthflow, Mobius Labs, Zauber, GrowthBook and more. Non-stop interesting conversations and delicious food.
Huge thanks to @prior_labs and Clara Cornou for hosting, and to Krzysztof Pawlak and @artur_wala (GTM Week) for the idea and co-organizing.
Next @AITinkerers Berlin is coming soon. If you're building with AI and want in, subscribe on aitinkerers(.)org :)
this applies to synthetic users
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Spent last night hanging with @consdi in Berlin. Early AI Tinker, built Cologne, presented in Zurich and launched Paris, built a startup and became a dad all in the last couple of years. Grateful for this friendship. More nights like this!
after a little winter break, ai tinkerres is back in berlin! hands-on tech demos and builders only
.@consdi and i are bringing ai tinkerers back to berlin! come hang with us and watch 8-10 demos from fellow builders in ai along with some drinks and pizza.
shoutout to our friends from @vercel @langdock @zeddotdev for supporting
claude caude + remotion + access to our UI components = ???
"use the UI components from our repo"
"sync the animations to the beat"
"search the web for best practices & apply"
must have feedback loop for working with claude + remotion:
ask claude to use npx remotion still to look at what it generated
claude will loop until its perfect
just created this video with claude code + remotion.
it took me 6 prompts.
still processing how easy this was.
what?
last year, we organized the first @aitinkerers in cologne.
the feedback was amazing.
so here is the 2026 kickoff!
for this ai tinkerers, we have a capacity for 50, making it more intimate than last time and with an even higher talent density. register now.
cologne.aitinkerers.org/p/ai…
Claude disagreed to rewrite in Next.js, because "vanilla HTML and PHP are better", and Next.js adds unnecessary complexity. I guess @levelsio was right all along













