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Unity 6 + Opus 4.8 built a Minecraft-style game with just 2 prompts 😱 The first prompt took around 15 minutes. The second prompt took around 40 minutes. I wrote down everything I wanted for the first version, GPT expanded it with more details, and I sent it to Opus. Less than an hour later, I had a playable game. I actually spent more time setting up Unity 6 than building the game itself. It's wild to think about where this is heading. If 2 prompts can do this, imagine what an entire project looks like when every feature is built this way. Congrats to Anthropic. What they're building is incredible.

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Last week, Anthropic dropped the coolest "AI isn't just chat" product. Claude Design lets you describe what you want to Claude and it returns prototypes, slides, and one-pagers by just chatting. You can then export to Canva, PDF, PPT, or hand off to Claude Code. You can give your entire design system and codebase to apply automatically to your project, and can share and collaborate with your team. The direct connect to GitHub will probably be my most used feature. Feels directly like a competitor to Figma or just a way to further boost collaboration with Claude. I built a preview of an app that allows CSGO players to meet and squad up with other players, marketplace for in-game loadouts, and pay high-ranking players to mentor them. (CSGO is a game released in 2012 and still consistently one of the highest watched games on Twitch, extremely popular in esports, highly competitive, and an all-around classic game - I know this because a gen zer talked to me about it for 2 straight hours.) I'll keep sharing more examples here.

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Ten Hag in December 2023: "I can't play like Ajax because of different players. I came here with my philosophy of possession, combined it with the DNA of Manchester United and combined it with the players I have here." Ruben Amorim, November 2024: "I choose always 100% OUR WAY. I prefer to risk a little bit, but to push in the first moment. If they feel that since the first day if I believe so much in our way of playing, they will believe too." This for me has to be the biggest difference between Ten Hag and Amorim. Ten Hag tried to mould his way, combined his principles with the quality and types of players he had and as such it looked like Utd had no proper system in place. Maybe it was also part of the reason why he got sacked. Amorim meanwhile is very clear. There will be no compromise on his system, on his principles and players will have to learn his system. He believes in them completely and players will too. Absolutely the right approach by Amorim.

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Anthony Davis says he grew from 6’3” to 6’10” in 3 months, rolled his ankle 6 minutes into his first ever AAU game, and told his dad he wasn’t good enough “So I was 6’3” basically my entire life. Going into my junior year of high school I grew 7 inches. I went from 6’3” to 6’10”. In one summer. Not even a year, in 3 months” “I try out, you know, I’m playing local basketball… to me I’m really good. And then I go for this AAU team, this Nike guy approaches my dad like, ‘Hey, we want your son to play for our AAU team.’ My dad’s like, ‘Give it a try’” “And I go out to the tryouts, and these guys are running faster, jumping higher than me, making and blocking shots, stronger. And on my mind I stand no chance. As we get in the car, I said, ‘I quit. I don’t want to play AAU basketball’” “He said, ‘Play the first tournament. Let’s see how it goes.’ First tournament is that weekend. The very first game is against LeBron’s team” “I was 17 years old. The first 6 minutes of the game, I roll my ankle. So I only play 6 minutes. I roll my ankle so bad, I’m out for the rest of the weekend, and I have 6 points, 6 rebounds, and like 3 blocks. Done for the tournament, this is why I didn’t want to play”

Anthony Davis says he grew from 6’3” to 6’10” in 3 months, rolled his ankle 6 minutes into his first ever AAU game, and told his dad he wasn’t good enough “So I was 6’3” basically my entire life. Going into my junior year of high school I grew 7 inches. I went from 6’3” to 6’10”. In one summer. Not even a year, in 3 months” “I try out, you know, I’m playing local basketball… to me I’m really good. And then I go for this AAU team, this Nike guy approaches my dad like, ‘Hey, we want your son to play for our AAU team.’ My dad’s like, ‘Give it a try’” “And I go out to the tryouts, and these guys are running faster, jumping higher than me, making and blocking shots, stronger. And on my mind I stand no chance. As we get in the car, I said, ‘I quit. I don’t want to play AAU basketball’” “He said, ‘Play the first tournament. Let’s see how it goes.’ First tournament is that weekend. The very first game is against LeBron’s team” “I was 17 years old. The first 6 minutes of the game, I roll my ankle. So I only play 6 minutes. I roll my ankle so bad, I’m out for the rest of the weekend, and I have 6 points, 6 rebounds, and like 3 blocks. Done for the tournament, this is why I didn’t want to play”

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