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people really be running seedance 2.5 generations until they get one good result, slap on their logo in the corner and call themselves better
"We just killed Higgsfield"
"They're just a wrapper"
"I'm releasing technical details"
All you do is farm discourse and larp on X about generative media, APIs, and tech for virality so I decided to put Sume to the test against us.
Turns out, you don't know shit about fuck.
You talk about commoditization of APIs but maybe you should worry about getting anything to work first.
Here's some of our benchmark videos we use at Melius to make sure our Ditto product (on waitlist) is better than whatever is out there, including Genjutsu. 🧵
We do AI video but I HATE this.
@Kurz_Gesagt was never about the visuals. I'm pretty sure most of that 1,200 hours goes to research and writing. The fact that thousands are now going to publish these kind of slop videos with a single Claude prompt will only make people click away from gems like Kurzgesagt because they will think it's AI too.
Same has happened to channels like Fern and @RealEngYT.
I'm also surprised that people I respect like @DeryaTR_ are cheering for it.
Kurzgesagt has 25M subs. Millions of views on EVERY single video 🤯
nobody copies them for a reason: one video takes 1,200 hours and a studio of 50+ animators.
we rebuilt their format with Opus 5.5 + @HyperFrames_ Studio. 100% code.
a full 11-minute explainer. made in ~2 hours. under $50.
want the template? we’re open-sourcing it for free 👇
There is a really well-made video on the topic from Fern (funny enough they are the most copied channel in the world by AI slopsters). youtu.be/-Gnrp_caPvo?is=spWo…
4k reposts & 400 likes. This is disgusting.
AI can run a brand better than humans.
We ran a brand with ONLY AI agents to prove it.
Introducing Notch: the AI behind it. usenotch.ai
emre retweeted
I have left my role as Co-founder and CRO of HockeyStack.
I co-founded the company with Arda and Bugra almost 4 years ago when I was 20, and we grew it to 100 amazing people. I have the logo tattooed on my wrist.
When we first started the company, my only goals were to make $10K/month and have fun with people I love.
In a short amount of time, we closed 300+ customers, raised $50M from top VCs, worked with multiple public companies every month, and built one of the best teams I’ve seen.
I’m also super proud of the marketing/brand work we’ve done, including HockeyStack Labs, Lazy CRO commercials, taking over LinkedIn for years, and more. Hundreds of people reached out to say how much they loved our brand. Every single one of those messages made my day.
This was the first and only job I've had in my life. What surprised me the most was the impact the people I worked with had on me. I'm a completely different person than when we started. A better founder, seller, and marketer. But most importantly, I’m a better human being.
I never took a single day off the whole time I was at HockeyStack. Not because I couldn’t. But because I loved the work and loved the people I got to do it with so much that I didn’t even want to miss a single day of it!
What’s next: I’ll talk more about this chapter, launch a documentary series about my unusual journey, and most importantly, launch my new company very soon 😉
A HUGE thank you to my co-founders, our amazing team, customers, and investors. Can’t wait to share more.
I love it when my turkish news and tech timeline intersect.
Anthropic:
Yemen güçleri (Husiler) bir füze geliştirmesine Claude yapay zekasını kullandı.
Claude; füze güdüm sistemi için kod yazdı, otopilotu yapılandırdı, uçuşu simüle etti ve yazılımı derledi.
Füze test edildi ancak düştü. Birkaç saat sonra askeri personel neyin ters gittiğini anlamak için yapay zekaya tekrar döndü.
True story: I was rejected by NU Garage and accepted to YC.
Someone is going to make $0 by building a programming language better suited for agentic coding. BUT we'll love them for eternity.
I am experimenting with something I call "Typescript Ultra Strict". Basically, typescript with no nulls, no classes, no undefineds, no switch statements, and no vars + the addition of match macros.
Basically forcing AI to write functional AI code through compilation errors that is more deterministic and testable.
Back in 2008 Chrome built the V8 Javascript engine and the entire world built edge compute on top of this amazing primitive. However, Javascript had it's short comings so we made Typescript, but Typescript still was "too friendly", mainly to appeal to a human audience. We no longer have humans writing code, so why not give the AI something less clunky and more clanky 😉
UX
- write .tsus files
- add a one-line plugin to webpack, Vite, esbuild, or Bun
Features include:
- Option/Result runtime, with boundary helpers that turn the outside world's nulls and throws into Option and Result
- match macros
- good error messages, so an agent can fix its own errors in a loop
I hate these paid reposts/replies with passion.
Also, this is a complete LIE. They are not a year old. Look at their Github repo - it has commits from 2023!
Btw, these are from a few launch agencies in SF that charge USD100k+ to produce and boost your launch with a squad of high follower accounts.
If you are a 2x unicorn founder and still use a broken iPhone, I'm bullish.
It's time to get out of stealth 👋
Today, we are launching @monogram_ai and announcing our $40m seed round led by DST and Lux Capital.
Monogram is the first AI app that was built around a visual interface, from the ground up.
We created a technology that generates an entire user interface on the fly, in just a few seconds. Ask anything, and instead of staring at a wall of text, you get an interactive visual response.
