
Ryan Sael
@RyanSael • 12,094 subscribers
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not sure if good or bad news for interior designers opus 5.5 is scary good at it
Ryan Sael281,652 views • 1 month ago

I'm completely floored this is another one-shot will need some refinement before sharing a link
Ryan Sael169,210 views • 1 month ago

had to take a 24h break. came back to X and found out my post got millions of views. got emails I wasn't expecting, including a really warm one from the OpenRouter CEO (Hi Alex Atallah ) got replies, likes, and even follows from people I really look up to, like Boris Cherny and Addy Osmani . (if you read this please please don't nerf opus 5.5 I beg you) some people are asking what I did to the algo. honestly? no idea. I'm at 4,000+ followers now and still going up. was around 500 a few days ago. only had 200+ last month. I'm a nobody. I just post stuff I think is fun, stuff I like building. I’ll keep doing that, keep posting original stuff. thank you, genuinely. it means a lot. stay tuned. peace. ... here’s what’s cooking right now in 35 seconds
Ryan Sael149,002 views • 1 month ago

I asked Opus 5.5 to show me what's inside the buildings it runs in it came up with this after 1 hour 53 minutes in one shot, $38.99 API cost it's fully interactive 3D: overload a rack to watch its GPUs throttle, then follow the heat out the roof -- The API cost breakdown is the interesting part: 99% of the input was cache hits Every step resends the whole session. That's 202 calls and 119M input tokens, almost all read from cache at 1/20th of the price. Without caching the same run would have cost about $486 It also read my earlier projects on disk to match the style we'd built in other sessions. So it really is one prompt from idea to finished site, with no follow-ups until I asked to deploy /usage breakdown below
Ryan Sael78,696 views • 1 month ago

I'm tired of keeping track of model releases. so I built where the AI race is an actual race.
Ryan Sael73,855 views • 1 month ago

I let Opus 5.5 build a museum of AI history here's 9 years of AI in 44 seconds it came up with the full museum after 1 hour 30 minutes in one shot, $29.78 equivalent API cost every single room is explorable after a few turns fixing things here and there, the total API cost is $78.19
Ryan Sael34,337 views • 1 month ago

3D simulation for flood risk The idea was to run a simulation to make it easier to understand why Pedreiras floods first and why Trizidela do Vale suffers more damage. Wenzel Nicacio, who is currently completing his master’s degree in Risk and Natural Disaster Management in the Amazon, reached out after seeing my previous post and wanted to visualize this in 3D. I told him to give me as much context as possible, ideally in a PDF. He compiled everything into one PDF, which I then gave to Opus 5.5. Here’s the result:
Ryan Sael18,768 views • 1 month ago