To MCP or not to MCP, that's the question. Lmk in comments

This Claude 3.7 UI workflow is awesome And many vibe coders not aware of it: 1. Have Claude 3.7 to design whole UI screen by screen 2. Ask it to make a plan, break down into components 3. Turn into actual project By having Claude focus on just UI generation, it does a great job You can build beautiful UI without shadcn If you want to learn more about vibe coding beyond basics, join my community here: link.agent.rocks/JNscc5 (also get free access to @10xCoderDev)

starting an online business is dirt cheap: - chatgpt: $0 - next.js: $0 - domain: $10 - resend: $0 (up to 3k emails/month) - stripe: 2.9% per transaction - vercel: $20/month you don’t need investors—just your skills, time, & focus. with consistent effort, you can build something big.

I had the same question but then again it’s a beta release

Why did Google bury its incredible image generation feature in a UX like this? To use it, I have to: 1. Somehow know to use AI Studio instead of regular Gemini 2. Somehow know to pick Gemini 2.0 Flash (image gen) model on the right 3. Somehow know that I can edit images directly using text prompts with this feature I don't get it.

Here’s all the code you need to create a powerful agent that can create and edit any file on your computer using the new text_editor tool in the Anthropic API.

Goodbye Photoshop It's only been 2 days since Google dropped Gemini Flash Experimental, and people are going crazy over it. 13 wild examples so far (Don't miss the 5th one)

This guy literally breaks down how to use AI to write great code

We're launching new tools to help developers build reliable and powerful AI agents. 🤖🔧 Timestamps: 01:54 Web search 02:41 File search 03:22 Computer use 04:07 Responses API 10:17 Agents SDK

AI is moving so fast that you can start doing new things and become the world expert in them. Just start.

A big realization I've had using a lot of ChatGPT Voice Mode is that we've all trained ourselves to be intellectually constipated by default. It's almost impossible for me to ask Voice Mode a question and then listen to the answer without asking yet another question, recursively. Basically like an annoying child who asks "why" on an infinite loop. Today I paused an audiobook to ask Voice Mode about the Copenhagen Revolution, and 45 minutes later the unbroken chain of questions and answers got us talking about how the Parsi people of India are the descendants of the world's oldest monotheistic religion. It's not that talking to Voice Mode makes me more intellectually curious than when I talk to other humans. It's just that I suddenly have PERMISSION to follow my curiosity wherever it leads. No embarrassment, no fear of being pushy or annoying or repetitive or politically incorrect. Just pure, playful, childlike learning. Turns out we don't "grow out of it" so much as we learn to suppress it. And now we don't have to anymore.

AI has refreshed every facet of software. What works today will be reimagined, what was impossible should be reconsidered, what failed should be retried.

Introducing Torso, a bimanual android actuated with artificial muscles.

WOW. @Microsoft just open-sourced the code for one of "THE MOST" influential Paper of 2024 🔥 1-bit LLMs (e.g., BitNet b1.58). Now you can run a 100B param models on local devices quantized with BitNet b1.58 on single CPU at 5-7 tokens/sec 🤯 The dream we have all been waiting for. 📊 Performance Improvements: - Achieves speedups of 1.37x to 5.07x on ARM CPUs - Larger models see greater performance gains - Reduces energy consumption by 55.4% to 70.0% on ARM - On x86 CPUs, speedups range from 2.37x to 6.17x

Amazing

💯 Generative AI is rapidly becoming a cheap commodity (due to high competition) but I think AGI will be a unique connection of many specialized AI models working together (yet to be developed)

Best thing I did was actively surround myself with builders I used to waste my time with people that talk but don't build Talkers cling on to builders to suck their resources like leeches They will put you in giant email threads, Zoom calls, endless DMs, to talk ideas and connect you with other people in the "ecosystem" You quickly realize you're now the protagonist in some bullshit startup theater show where nothing is ever going to be built Talkers have no skills to build, are too lazy to develop them, and thus hover around builders to catch some of their food remains like hyenas After 10 years in startups the talkers I know are still where they were when they started out While a large % of the builders are succesful, rich and have built things with impact to their little (or large) part of society Surround yourself with builders, not talkers because talk is cheap and building is hard!

I was going back and forth thinking about whether to build in public using @SuiNetwork (newer and faster) or @base (huge user base) … I’m choosing @base because base.eth has more mature tools available (@OnchainKit, @OpenZeppelin , etc).

Craigslist hasn’t changed their UI since inception