juggling a SaaS is wild these days. not only you have to keep up with the usual marketing + product development but also constantly up-level your AI skills
it is fun and I'm more productive than ever but some days I just feel like I've used all my threads and my brain is fried
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what a shitshow
decided to set up @instagram for @getsetka
2.09.
- signed up
- immediately blocked
- immediately verified
- unblocked
3.09.
- posted an introductory post
- 1h later blocked again
- asked to verify again
- uploaded a selfie
4.09.
- blocked permanently
@meta 🤡
trying out my dusty @Zai_org coding plan today and damn, what a refreshment
sometimes I wonder if you can see how dumb Opus is today by viewing the uptick in Codex usage charts
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why is everybody in AI working on the same things
I swear, it's so funny
Replying to @bardonadam
hahah damn, I literally specced out this as a feature for Setka before wrapping my day yesterday
I'm still up for it though
Google can be slow to roll things out and quick to kill them so I think there's still potential
big if true
That's just insane
Kimi K2.5 (which is 100% open source) is as good as Claude Opus 4.5 and GPT-5.2...
And even beats them in key benchmarks 🔥
- 8x cheaper than Opus 4.5 (!!)
- Weights & code available on Hugging Face
- Multimodal w/ image, video, etc.
Closed source labs no longer have any advantages.
Open source is winning.
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I think it's safe to say the whole opencode debacle is a net negative for Anthropic
of course, they have every right to do what they'd done and I agree that ultimately the open models will gain a huge share of the market once they get good enough (not quite there yet)
1/n
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by restricting the access Anthropic has caused the opposite – they've forced many loyal users to try alternative models
and we're all gonna love it
instead of being *THE* player, next time Claude will just be an item on the model shortlist
it seems opencode is enjoying its free wave of publicity
in less than a week it gained almost +10k stars on GitHub
interestingly, most of it comes from users who likely wouldn't even have heard about the project otherwise, but now it's all in their face on X, reddit, etc.
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