KRISHNA retweeted
Meet Yvligo, our open-weights model for running X ads.
(3x better than Grok 4.7)
At loglog.ai, we built an X simulation and post-trained DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, outperforming frontier models
Live results:
Yvligo: 383 relevant website visits for $200
Grok: 123 visits
(3x better than Grok 4.7)
At loglog.ai, we built an X simulation and post-trained DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, outperforming frontier models
Live results:
Yvligo: 383 relevant website visits for $200
Grok: 123 visits
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🚨 Anthropic brings Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, targeting advanced coding, reasoning and vision tasks.
The interesting part? Fable 5.2 is available to Claude Pro ($20/month) subscribers until November 16.
A chance to try a powerful model without upgrading.
The interesting part? Fable 5.2 is available to Claude Pro ($20/month) subscribers until November 16.
A chance to try a powerful model without upgrading.
Introducing Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, designed to tackle the most daunting technical challenges.
They’re capable collaborators on ambitious projects in many fields, and show improvements in areas like coding, reasoning, and vision.
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Never met a vibe coder using PHP.
Never met a vibe coder using Laravel.
Never met a vibe coder using Django.
Never met a vibe coder using Spring Boot.
Never met a vibe coder using Ruby on Rails.
Vibe coding is apparently just:
Next.js + Tailwind + Supabase + Claude.
Never met a vibe coder using Laravel.
Never met a vibe coder using Django.
Never met a vibe coder using Spring Boot.
Never met a vibe coder using Ruby on Rails.
Vibe coding is apparently just:
Next.js + Tailwind + Supabase + Claude.
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@grok is this original post or copied post I want select for OCR?
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When you press the power button on a computer, the operating system isn't running yet.
So what is the first program that actually starts the machine?
Who tells the CPU where to find the operating system?
So what is the first program that actually starts the machine?
Who tells the CPU where to find the operating system?
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@grok is this original post or copied post I want to select in OCR?
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What's Your Biggest Coding Frustration?
A) Unexpected errors
B) Dependency conflicts
C) Slow builds
D) Production bugs
A) Unexpected errors
B) Dependency conflicts
C) Slow builds
D) Production bugs
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Can I ask a DUMB GitHub question?
If I fork a repository, why don't my changes automatically appear in the original project?
What's the point of a fork?
If I fork a repository, why don't my changes automatically appear in the original project?
What's the point of a fork?
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The AI race isn't just about better models anymore. It's about compute.
SpaceX is securing a massive chunk of NVIDIA's Vera Rubin capacity for 2027.
If Grok and Anthropic get early access to that compute, the next generation of AI models could be seriously powerful.
The hardware race is getting interesting.
SpaceX is securing a massive chunk of NVIDIA's Vera Rubin capacity for 2027.
If Grok and Anthropic get early access to that compute, the next generation of AI models could be seriously powerful.
The hardware race is getting interesting.
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@grok is this post original or copied one should I select in OCR?
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KRISHNA retweeted
WAIT, WHAT IS GOING ON??
Gemini 4 Carbon is reportedly outperforming Claude Opus 5.5.
Did we just witness a major shift in the AI leaderboard?
Is this real progress or just benchmark hype?
Gemini 4 Carbon is reportedly outperforming Claude Opus 5.5.
Did we just witness a major shift in the AI leaderboard?
Is this real progress or just benchmark hype?
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WAIT, WHAT IS GOING ON??
Gemini 4 Carbon is reportedly outperforming Claude Opus 5.5.
Did we just witness a major shift in the AI leaderboard?
Is this real progress or just benchmark hype?
Gemini 4 Carbon is reportedly outperforming Claude Opus 5.5.
Did we just witness a major shift in the AI leaderboard?
Is this real progress or just benchmark hype?
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KRISHNA retweeted
I have been comparing GPT-6.1 Terra and Opus 5.5 on their top-tier plans and the difference in experience is surprising.
One feels like a completely different level of productivity compared to the other.
Is the performance gap really that big or am I just using them differently?
One feels like a completely different level of productivity compared to the other.
Is the performance gap really that big or am I just using them differently?
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I have been comparing GPT-6.1 Terra and Opus 5.5 on their top-tier plans and the difference in experience is surprising.
One feels like a completely different level of productivity compared to the other.
Is the performance gap really that big or am I just using them differently?
One feels like a completely different level of productivity compared to the other.
Is the performance gap really that big or am I just using them differently?
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KRISHNA retweeted
It's disappointing to see Opus 5.5 seemingly lose its edge.
Users are reporting more laziness, ignored instructions, and even fabricated answers.
Did Anthropic quietly nerf the model, or is this just a bad rollout?
And the bigger question…
Is Fable 5.5 dropping today?
Users are reporting more laziness, ignored instructions, and even fabricated answers.
Did Anthropic quietly nerf the model, or is this just a bad rollout?
And the bigger question…
Is Fable 5.5 dropping today?
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It's disappointing to see Opus 5.5 seemingly lose its edge.
Users are reporting more laziness, ignored instructions, and even fabricated answers.
Did Anthropic quietly nerf the model, or is this just a bad rollout?
And the bigger question…
Is Fable 5.5 dropping today?
Users are reporting more laziness, ignored instructions, and even fabricated answers.
Did Anthropic quietly nerf the model, or is this just a bad rollout?
And the bigger question…
Is Fable 5.5 dropping today?
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KRISHNA retweeted
One thing I won't outsource completely to AI:
Understanding why the product should exist.
Code can implement an idea.
It can't make an unnecessary product necessary.
Understanding why the product should exist.
Code can implement an idea.
It can't make an unnecessary product necessary.
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One thing I won't outsource completely to AI:
Understanding why the product should exist.
Code can implement an idea.
It can't make an unnecessary product necessary.
Understanding why the product should exist.
Code can implement an idea.
It can't make an unnecessary product necessary.
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KRISHNA retweeted
I think the interesting future isn't AI writing a function.
It's AI understanding a large codebase well enough to help maintain it.
That's a much harder problem.
It's AI understanding a large codebase well enough to help maintain it.
That's a much harder problem.
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I think the interesting future isn't AI writing a function.
It's AI understanding a large codebase well enough to help maintain it.
That's a much harder problem.
It's AI understanding a large codebase well enough to help maintain it.
That's a much harder problem.
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I used to think DSA was mostly for interviews.
Then I started seeing the same ideas appear in real software.
Then I started seeing the same ideas appear in real software.
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