Spent the day building a liquidity heatmap from scratch with Opus 5.5. Live BTC orderbook, trades as bubbles, 60 fps.
Whatever you need today, you can build a lot of it yourself. It's so much fun ☺️
saw this video from @rileybrown yesterday and had to try it myself. made my own little virtual studio in blender. really looking forward to play more with this format. Very cool riley 🤌
This video was edited with 1 prompt with Opus 5.5.
I uploaded a single video of myself (with many mistakes). Opus went on to:
1. Analyze the transcript
2. Search Twitter for the relevant B-roll (Claude Code literally calls GrokBot for this step)
3. Scrape the Twitter video assets
4. Cut the video based on mistakes and word gaps
5. Build out the Blender scene from a template
6. Build the UI and components of each shot (my Blender scene has 4 shots: a computer, phone, table, and board)
7. It took screenshots of every section, analyzed and fixed them
8. Synced every shot, zoom, and animation to the exact words I say
9. Animated a robot arm placing real logos on the table right when I mention them
10. Drew the whiteboard ending with logos and graphics instead of text
11. Pulled a cutaway from the creator's own video, with his voice
12. Rendered all 3,487 frames on RunPod cloud GPUs in under 20 minutes, for less than $1
13. Put me in the bottom third only when I'm talking, so the B-roll stays full screen
14. Added word-by-word captions, sound effects, and music
15. Uploaded it to my Google Drive, ready to post
Will be making a full youtube video this week explaining it. I want to learn a little more about how cloud rendering works before making video, as well as figuring out what the best provider is. (If you are in cloud rendering space, hit me up)
My goal of the youtube video will not be to make it a copyable skill, rather teach people the foundations so they can be creative and make their own mini-world by which they can make videos from, while understanding what's happening under the hood.
Shout out @_chuckyc @_MaxBlade
Hi, long time no see. You have probably noticed that I have become very into AI and spend a lot of time on it, and have done that for a while. The learning curve is steep, and I'm having a lot of fun. For me it has been a lot of back and forth with testing. Making macOS apps, Electron apps, web applications, games, and yesterday I tested making videos.
I can't say anything else than that I get just as surprised every single time by the results I see, and just as surprised I was when I saw how good Opus 5.5 was at making video.
Here is an example of a mini documentary I made: "Born in 2026: The Two Futures of AI" (ca. 11 min). It follows a girl who is born today, until she is 10 years (2036) and 20 years (2046), in two versions of the world: one where AI went well, and one where it did not. All made by opus 5.5
Obviously not as good as someone who really knows this, and I have no idea what is actually good. But just straight out of the box I'm mega impressed. This was the first try after a quite detailed prompt. So I'm thinking: what is actually possible to make if you actually put yourself a bit into it and try even more?
For me personally AI has been a way to be able to express my creativity. I have no coding experience etc. from before, so everything I have had to learn along the way. Which also has been fun.
Started this journey like everyone else I guess, with a small Dunning-Kruger effect: that now I could do it and was just as good as everyone else, which I obviously am not. But I have come quite far, and I'm looking forward to see how much better I can become. Very fun I'm having it anyway!
Would be fun to hear what you think about the video.
I’ve mostly used Claude Code so far. Would you recommend switching to Codex? Is it time?
Some examples of what i use @grok 4.6 for.
Im replacing software i used to pay for and use every day.
- Radio channels + podcasts with a Spotify looking interface the video)
- Vivid for my Macbook m4 max
- My own Superwhisper but Norwegian trained, works a lot better than the original, using NB whisper
Just some of my use cases. and its not just that it becomes free. You get to take the stuff you already like and shape it exactly how you want it, personal to you.
@cursor_ai gave me some credits the other day to test cursor + grok. Thank you
I've been on holiday in Norway for a few days, and when I come back, there's hype around @bot and new local models. It's amazing how fast things move in the AI world. If you're not paying attention, it's easy to get left behind. I've got some catching up to do myself now that I'm home.
That said... I'm Norwegian, but I travel far too little in my own country. What can I say? Norway is beautiful.
After too many years of illness and the feeling of never getting anywhere with my health, I've decided to really take this seriously. I've already made a plan myself, but there are many sharp people here with far more experience than me. Anyone willing to point me in a direction that made a big difference for you something I should look into?
And for the first time, I have a profile picture of myself hi everyone now 😆 Many of you have followed along, and I figured not hiding behind a blank picture is a good place to start.
I want to add that I'm not lazy this isn't about motivation. It's years of pain, anxiety, and a brain fog that wears me down. Several years ago I had a tumor removed from my head, but the pain never went away. I've tried everything, but maybe never with the right structure. So any help is welcome here I'll look into and read up on everything.
I trade the markets every day, I've fallen in love with learning to code and using AI to express creativity and imagination, and I genuinely find the technology incredibly fun. But without a body that can keep up, everything runs at 50%. And yes, it feels a bit strange asking you all about this but I want to get better so badly, so I'm putting my ego aside here.
For three weeks, nobody asked me who I vote for. Nobody demanded the right opinion about gender. Nobody told me to pick a side. A whole country just stood shoulder to shoulder, shouting in the same direction.
We spend our days arguing. Left against right. Right opinions against wrong opinions. Neighbor against neighbor. This world cup reminded us of the truth...
There is no left Norway and no right Norway. There is no city Norway and no countryside Norway. There is just Norway. And when we remember that, when we stand on the same team, life is so much better together.
Yesterday we went out against England. It hurt, but it's okay that it hurt. We carried it together.
I can't remember the last time I had this much fun.
Maybe that should tell us something.
We are one.
I have zero coding background. I started with what everyone calls vibecoding a little over a year ago. Got swept away like everyone else mild AI psychosis, you can call it.
Today I've learned some basic coding. Looked into different stacks. I don't think I've ever had this much fun in my whole life.
Am I good yet? No. But 100x better than I was one year ago. I've actually made products that earn money and get used by big companies like Vipps here in Norway.
I've always been creative, always wanted to create something, but the barrier always felt too big until now. I can't say anything other than that I love this, and I recommend everyone to try it out.
I’m having so much fun with AI tools like @claudeai and @cursor_ai lately. I’ve always wanted to build things, but learning to code from scratch felt like too big a barrier. Now I’m slowly learning the basics, and honestly, what AI can do today is mind-blowing.
Genuine question: what AI tool or workflow did you sleep on for too long, then finally try, and now can't work without?
Agents? Skills? Some weird plugin? I want the real answers.
Laget Tale til tekst app for mac OS som er best i verden på norsk, 2.2% feil rate og bommer nesten aldri på norske ord.
Slår SuperWhisper og Apple Dictation. Den er beste i norge på Bokmål, Ny norsk og oversettelse til engelsk. + Den har 100 fler inkl
kviskr.no/
Hope everyone is doing well, I'm not here as much anymore as I used to be, fell completely in love with coding and spending a lot of time on that. But I'm not going anywhere, trading is still just as big a part of my life and I plan to come back to X when the time is right for it