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i like building stuff

Bhubaneswar, Odisha
Joined August 2025
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A R Ayush retweeted
and my love for the game has more than doubled :D
CS enrollment in Ivy Leagues has declined by up to 43% since ChatGPT came out There is very sharp drop after release of Claude Code
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A R Ayush retweeted
holy shit we really are going to solve health in our lifetime
Your heart, brain, and immune system share the same DNA sequence. So how can a single-letter change affect disease in some cells, while sparing the rest? AlphaGenome 2 is our new AI model that zooms in on specific cells to help scientists understand what drives disease. 馃У
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ahh this is really nice! @GeminiApp
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We are not amazed and grateful enough, this is the intro for a model launch... and this is the worst it will ever be... the future is just amazing
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"But if AI does everything, what's left for humans?" What an unbelievably depressing question. As if the entire purpose of human existence was to perform economically valuable labor. As if spending 40 years answering emails, processing invoices, debugging software and sitting in meetings was the pinnacle of civilization. We invented machines to escape physical labor. We invented computers to escape repetitive calculations. Now we're inventing intelligence to escape cognitive labor. And somehow people have convinced themselves that this is a tragedy. I don't want humanity to spend the next thousand years finding new ways to keep everyone employed. I want humanity to reach a point where employment is no longer a prerequisite for survival. Why is that such a controversial ambition?
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A R Ayush retweeted
Anthropic CEO predicts cancer, Alzheimer's, heart disease, mental illness will be cured in less than 10 years ACCELERATE
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just be absurdly ambitious, we are living in the best times, i love this
holy shit, this is literally AGI.
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A R Ayush retweeted
holy shit, this is literally AGI.
During pre-release testing, Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 worked on ambitious projects in many different fields. Here are a few. From a one-paragraph prompt, Fable 5.2 designed three working electronic devices, including this home voice assistant hub.
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THIS WAS JUST 3 LINESSSS WTFF
Fable 5.2 is HERE! 馃敟 I've burned over 100 billion tokens early testing Fable 5.2. It is BY FAR the best model I've ever used. Here's my full review (including Gears of War clone): > Fable 5.2 is the most autonomous model to date. Given a task with little direction, it makes assumptions that 99 times out of 100 are exactly what I would have done. > It's a bug catching genius. I tasked it with going over all of my codebases and it found bugs that no other model would have found. > It is the most capable model I've used with 3D generation. It is so good at controlling Unreal Engine and Blender. Check out my Gears of War clone attached. > It's SUPER fast. I wasn't even using fast mode. It's less about how fast the tokens per second are, it's more about how it figures out direct paths to solutions. It doesn't get lost, it just knows exactly what it needs to do. > And then there's Ultracode...which is ridiculously fast for massive tasks. I gave it massive codebase review tasks and it would finish in 10-20 minutes, finding every possible issue. I probably won't be using it as it'll burn my sub quota too quickly. > Fable 5.2's completeness of work continued to surprise me. Clone Excel? Done...with full feature parity. Clone Gears of War? Done. Build a replica of Tokyo in Unreal? An entire simulated city is born. I rarely had to send follow up prompts to get it to complete something. Now, will I use it over Opus 5.5? I will likely still prefer Opus because I can run Opus nearly 24/7 and rarely run out of quota. And for the hardest jobs, I'll switch to Fable 5.2 for planning.
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yeah bro surely prompt engineering is the future
Fable 5.2 is HERE! 馃敟 I've burned over 100 billion tokens early testing Fable 5.2. It is BY FAR the best model I've ever used. Here's my full review (including Gears of War clone): > Fable 5.2 is the most autonomous model to date. Given a task with little direction, it makes assumptions that 99 times out of 100 are exactly what I would have done. > It's a bug catching genius. I tasked it with going over all of my codebases and it found bugs that no other model would have found. > It is the most capable model I've used with 3D generation. It is so good at controlling Unreal Engine and Blender. Check out my Gears of War clone attached. > It's SUPER fast. I wasn't even using fast mode. It's less about how fast the tokens per second are, it's more about how it figures out direct paths to solutions. It doesn't get lost, it just knows exactly what it needs to do. > And then there's Ultracode...which is ridiculously fast for massive tasks. I gave it massive codebase review tasks and it would finish in 10-20 minutes, finding every possible issue. I probably won't be using it as it'll burn my sub quota too quickly. > Fable 5.2's completeness of work continued to surprise me. Clone Excel? Done...with full feature parity. Clone Gears of War? Done. Build a replica of Tokyo in Unreal? An entire simulated city is born. I rarely had to send follow up prompts to get it to complete something. Now, will I use it over Opus 5.5? I will likely still prefer Opus because I can run Opus nearly 24/7 and rarely run out of quota. And for the hardest jobs, I'll switch to Fable 5.2 for planning.
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So far, the best combo for me has been Deepseek v4.1 Flash with Opus 5.5 Its much slower than just opus, but its really good for tasks which can just keep going in the background.
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after this, ant has not been the same they paced the frontier, theo was the frontier all along
Today was my last day at Anthropic. I am so thankful for the time I got to spend there. I couldn't be more thankful for the time I spent and the connections I made. Will be taking some time off as I prepare for my next thing. I'll share more soon :)
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i mean thanks, but i have stopped reading it ....
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A R Ayush retweeted
before you get married, ask her: codex or claude
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A R Ayush retweeted
we get a lot of people (idiots) who get upset whenever we make anything "why are you making this? it's a waste of time. why not just <something irrelevant>" bulk reply: shut up. no one owes you any explanation of how they spend their time. go away
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I told the agent to just split up the work into smaller prs and put those in a stack... size matters guys
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The aura that Astra had that moment....
Something was felt across the internet today
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opus 5.5 medium is just agi bro at this point, this model can do everything
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great great work here!
Knowledge cutoffs aren't a hard date They publish a number, but usually accuracy drops well before that
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A R Ayush retweeted
"you will own nothing and be happy" "you will know nothing and be happy" ^ Gotta prevent this at all costs. Use AI to know and understand.
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