what happens when you send a prompt

100% cache hit!!!

this is also one-shot. i’m tired of saying it over and over, it’s kinda lost its meaning at this point. most of what i do now is one-shot anyway. i just let claude do its thing. the only useful part of my prompt now is: “as per usual” so my prompts pretty much look like this now: ``` {what i want to see} {as per usual} ``` i don’t use /skills for any of these. not even sure if my cc has already made its own skills for these kinds of specific requests. but i bet it hasn’t. it’s probably just relying on memory. so what i’m trying to do next is see what kind of results i get if i run this in the cloud and remotely on my vps instances. posting results on new experiments soon

my prompt won’t be very useful, at all! but here it is anyway. you can see, it’s badly written, but claude still understands the intent. reason why i dont like sharing the other ones, because it was mostly yap and looks like a really really bad, very chaotic, broken grammar and almost like an abomination to read. I think this one here is the cleanest, bad written but i dont mind sharing.

who the heck is reposting and bookmarking this? IT’S NOT USEFUL you will be probably more interested in that bxk5g1j9z.txt ;)

This is incredible.. The most useful learning tool to teach AI I have ever seen.

nice! i tried something similar + some background music + 9:16 / 16:9 view modes + narration + "20 second review button" =

can u share your prompt?

Super cool and informative!

Cheers! Anything else do you think we should try?

Internet via Starlink? 👀

Great idea. I use Starlink myself so this would be sick!

These are excellent! How long did this build take?

about 5h!

Wow - I'd love to learn about your entire process. I have students working on their own apps using various tools (Replit, Codex, Claude, etc) but these labs/simulations are wild! I have so many ideas for history teachers!

I built something related to history too, for example what do you think would be useful for students and in what form?

Your builds are great at showing how things work. I think it could be neat for students to see how things worked or happened as well. History labs would let students see inside a battle, a voyage, or a city, and change one thing to see what happens

Beautiful well done and informative

do one explaining jev!

I did! but wasn't satisfied with how it looked, so it stayed unpublished. probably should give it another try

Please do! Your work is inspiring

Fucking awesome

Bro your output is unreal - inspiring - leaning a lot

Its damn near magic lol

Nice music