Multiple years later i poked around our proximity prompt... code and have a proof of concept of how this would behave if we built it in!show more

Oh really? I wonder what A24 would think of... our live action #madnesscombat proof of concept trailer. shall we get their attention? >:)show more

Too many people still don't know how to prompt... effectively. We got tired of hearing it—so we built our own Prompt Trainer. It analyzes prompts, gives specific feedback on what’s working (and what’s not), and even suggests better ones.show more

Kinda crazy we can now generate realistic-looking 3d models... with AI, generated this one in Omma AI and built a #threejs scene around it as if it was a furniture website showcase. Live link: Here is an example prompt that I used:show more

Q: National Guard and police have been all over... the Mall. How would these vandals have gotten so close to the Reflecting Pool? Do you have any proof? Trump: I mean, we didn't have... we didn't have a lot of them then. Who would think that somebody would go into a pool and take a knife and start cutting it?show more

Shipping my personal site today.. built with a combination... of Claude Code, Codex, and Figma MCP! I'm rolling it out with small bits around how we shipped UI3. More to come in the following weeks!show more

How times have changed! The Romans would never have... imagined that, two thousand years after they built the theater in Beit She'an, it would be used for a ceremony to change the commander of a brigade of devout Jews in the army of the State of Israel. 💙show more

Proof of concept of how my Face Rig would... work in practice! I separated the L and R controls for the eyes and eyebrows which allows for more freedom. With a proper animation, camera movement, and character movement, I think this could look pretty nice! #b3d #LoisLaneshow more

If we saw “Lost Ancient Technology” would we recognize... it? This object was pulled from the seabed at the sunken port of Thonis-Heracleion in Egypt. Noted as a scepter the relic displays multiple features of some kind of drive shaft. I could think of multiple mechanical functions for this object.show more

When Sharon and I got married, the first diamond... I bought her was tiny. It definitely wasn't anything that would turn heads. But here's what I've learned after all these years: the size of the diamond has absolutely nothing to do with the strength of the marriage. We built our marriage first. We built wealth over time. Then, years later, we upgraded the ring. Don't go into debt trying to buy a symbol of a great marriage. Build one instead.show more

The UAE built the world’s most incredible man-made island... in just 6 years for around $12B. Imagine if the UK Government tried to pull off the same feat. It would have cost £30B more and have never made it out of the planning stage.show more

I love this image prompt: Super macro photography: a... mechanical [concept] made of circuit boards and LED lights, resting on mossy soil in the palm of your hand. Intricate, highly detailed object, captured in high resolution. What would you do with it? 🤔show more

This would have taken me forever without Claude AI... I constantly get impressed by how far I can take concepts I had in my head to a functional component in a couple of hours. Normally, I'd spend just that amount of time designing in Figma. Now, I completely skip Figma and go straight to code. Designing in code is back and I love every minute of it.show more

How much more prosperous would our country be, How... much more free time would we have, How many more big, thriving families & legacies of beauty and greatness could we build... If we weren't a Jewish-owned African babysitting state?show more

Introducing exa-code, a big step towards eliminating LLM code... hallucination. We indexed 1B+ docs pages, Github repos, StackOverflow posts, and more. Given a query, exa-code initiates a hybrid search over this data, chunks it, and returns a concatenated, token-efficient string. In our code hallucination eval, exa-code outperforms every popular web search tool (including Exa!). Available for free: How we built it:show more

Early #Elemental animation test in 2D! It was really... fun to explore the uniqueness of how fire people would move in this world. This was done early to help influence animation sensibilities and what we would need built for the cg rig as it got built.show more

A lot of people have asked how we built... this hero. I think you might be a bit disappointed with how simple it is but lets take a look anyway 👇show more

I gave EvoX Agent one prompt and asked it... to build me a game. This is what came out 👇🏼 A playable browser game called Neon Dodge: built from scratch in Code Mode with movement, obstacles, scoring, increasing difficulty, and a full restart loop. Here’s how it happened.show more

Stormwind was the first city we ever built. Our... lead programmer had it load and play the song "We built this city" to our surprise when we first loaded in. The first version of Stormwind had no districts or canals. The framerate was below terrible. Then I thought of Venice. I grabbed a map of the city and slapped it down on the table the next morning. THIS, I said, is how we'll partition the city, drawing only the district you can see, separated by canals. It worked, and Stormwind was born.show more