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Opus 5.5 is verifiably insane 🤯 It built an interactive animated disk space visualiser in SwiftUI from a single prompt Not only does it look great and work as you'd expect, but it can seamlessly morph between a sunburst and treemap layout

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Фото профиля Iniyan (ini)
Iniyan (ini)16 дней назад

every mac dev this week is building a disk space visualiser lol

Фото профиля tmuxvim
tmuxvim15 дней назад

everyone's building their own copy of the same bullshit now

Фото профиля Cat Wearing a Hat
Cat Wearing a Hat16 дней назад

jesus why is everyone building the same app since 5.5 droped

Фото профиля Oleg Pustovit
Oleg Pustovit15 дней назад

This is even cooler than DaisyDisk. How long was the prompt?

Фото профиля Oskar Groth
Oskar Groth15 дней назад

"btw id also like a disk visualizer like a sunburst chart. maybe it could animate into a treemap too that would be cool" That was the entire instruction. Alongside like 20 other larger feature requests in the same prompt.

Фото профиля Oleg Pustovit
Oleg Pustovit15 дней назад

Thanks! It's insane that these models can plan, efficiently manage context and build a first iteration at that level of quality

Фото профиля Ehsan Azish
Ehsan Azish16 дней назад

The animation is impressive. Now the difficult part: keeping those numbers correct while files are changing underneath it. Storage tools earn trust the hard way.

Фото профиля Jay Owen
Jay Owen15 дней назад

What a time to be alive!!

Фото профиля Mark Godwin
Mark Godwin16 дней назад

Why limit yourself to 2 dimensions?

Фото профиля ASDK
ASDK16 дней назад

Yo this is great! But I'll give you a real challenge: Rebuild this with win32. Let's see how opus deals with it!

Фото профиля Lexifina
Lexifina15 дней назад

Better data visualisation is not the worst use case, but it can't be the only one. For a hobby project though, fantastic.

Фото профиля Orven Web3
Orven Web315 дней назад

sunburst to treemap morphing in swiftui is wild

Фото профиля jacob relkin
jacob relkin15 дней назад

funny - I also built that kind of app with opus 4.6 - it wasn't as nice-looking, but it was similar in feature set. i'm working on a few projects now with opus 5.5 - and it's quite scary how good it is... I think software development is cooked now. Totally and completely.

Фото профиля m’Lord
m’Lord15 дней назад

Wow that’s legit <3

Фото профиля Craig
Craig15 дней назад

Only rebuilding what has already been done

Фото профиля Pedro Piñera
Pedro Piñera16 дней назад

this looks so cool

Фото профиля KarlOttoErnst
KarlOttoErnst15 дней назад

Yeah hurray good on you job well done did you think of this yourself crazy idea yep keep em coming much value wow

Фото профиля Vga
Vga15 дней назад

All this power used to create something that already exists To “save” 10 dollars?

Фото профиля Brjan | AI Builder
Brjan | AI Builder16 дней назад

if it can handle complex layouts like that, imagine the potential for data storytelling

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Matt██████████ █████ ██ ███ ██████████15 дней назад

local jev and qwen to have it do analysis and categorizations.

Фото профиля da Casio ditto
da Casio ditto15 дней назад

That's not true. Many of such product are open sourced so it basically just duplicate them

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