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GPT‑5.6 took on a complex coding task spanning nearly 1,000 lines for Ankit Aich at Snorkel AI, handling the work from start to finish without repeated prompting or hand-holding.

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holy sh*t, it can't be f**king real you can use GPT-5.6 and claude for FREEEEE just put GPT-5.6 Luna and Claude Haiku 4.5 behind a free chat with zero sign-up required what you get for free: - GPT-5.6 Luna - Claude Haiku 4.5 - GPT-5.4 mini - Mistral Small 4 - gpt-oss 120B - Gemma 4 31B voice chat and image generation also available private by design how to use it (under 10 seconds): step 1: go to (no sign-up, no redirect) step 2: pick your model from the dropdown GPT-5.6 Luna, Claude Haiku 4.5, or any of the others step 3: start typing that's it. you're chatting with a frontier model for $0 important: > anonymous means rate limits are tighter than paid tiers > if you hit a limit, switch models or come back later > your conversations stay private

holy sh*t, it can't be f**king real you can use GPT-5.6 and claude for FREEEEE just put GPT-5.6 Luna and Claude Haiku 4.5 behind a free chat with zero sign-up required what you get for free: - GPT-5.6 Luna - Claude Haiku 4.5 - GPT-5.4 mini - Mistral Small 4 - gpt-oss 120B - Gemma 4 31B voice chat and image generation also available private by design how to use it (under 10 seconds): step 1: go to (no sign-up, no redirect) step 2: pick your model from the dropdown GPT-5.6 Luna, Claude Haiku 4.5, or any of the others step 3: start typing that's it. you're chatting with a frontier model for $0 important: > anonymous means rate limits are tighter than paid tiers > if you hit a limit, switch models or come back later > your conversations stay private

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Ash Hart

18,827 views • 5 days ago

We just created a music video for Timbaland! This was SO FUN to work on. This took us less than TWO WEEKS from start to finish. Tim and his team were amazing to work with and we’re excited to do more of these with him!

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PJ Ace

419,990 views • 1 year ago

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35,775 views • 1 month ago