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here's how to make a cozy fishing game solo with Claude Opus 5.5 + Blender + 3D AI + Unity 6... the trick is giving every tool one job, but there's a smart way to set it up: - step 1: generate every 3D model with Tripo Smart Mesh P2: palms, rocks, the pier, the boat, the hut, the character - step 2: connect Claude Code to Blender through MCP - step 3: Opus 5.5 sets up each model in Blender: scale, pivots, materials, clean export - step 4: Opus animates in Blender too: the character's walk, the cast, the rod, the boat on the water - step 5: bring everything into Unity 6 and build the world: forest, river, waterfall, beach, pier - step 6: add the systems one at a time: walking, fishing, bait choice, a time of day - step 7: play it after every step and fix one thing at a time who does what: > Tripo: the 3D models > Opus 5.5 + Blender: setup and animation > Unity 6: the world and the game one person, one stack, one game you'd actually want to play

I'm a newcomer to @poteto's plist; But it seems to me that there is some very significant wisdom encoded in there. I suspect you could teach a master class on the principles.

if you sell AI training data, see how you compare: we found 159 companies selling data, RL envs and evals, every fact sourced plus 38 programs that pay companies for their data: http://whosellsdata.com 8 of the 14 that pay companies directly publish a dollar range. most of the rest set terms per deal. unknowns are marked and nothing is ranked the other page: what each program wants, who qualifies and what it offers: http://whosellsdata.com/buying missing something, or something wrong? fix it on the site, a person reviews every change we built this at @Secludy. if you buy, broker or license company data and need the names out before it reaches a lab, dm me

Made this 8-second beverage ad with AI. No shoot. No studio. Want to recreate it? The prompt is in the replies 👇 Just use this video as your reference and add an image of your own drink. Would you run this as a real ad? Try it in Professional Creation → https://growth.pixverse.ai #PixVerse #Commerical #MarketingStrategy #Creativeads

I just gave my a Grokbot four years of past tax returns and financial files. Just a dump of folders and unlabled files. K-1s, 1099s, mortgage statements, HSA records, and every email with our CPA. 266 files. I just said, please double check my CPA's work. A few minutes later, it had found a lot of mistakes. Mortgage interest left off our 2022 return entirely. HSA payroll contributions counted twice, four years in a row, which created a penalty tax that never should have existed. A missing IRA form for Jen that would have cost us. On this year's return: home office errors, two K-1s missing, an outdated 1099, and startup losses we never claimed. And a retirement contribution the return already deducted...that we hadn't actually deposited. I sent it all to our CPA. They sent back an amended return. The bot reviewed that too. One fix went the wrong direction. The explanation had typos. Three versions later, all in one afternoon, it said ready to sign. Just a few hours start to finish. With about 90 seconds of my time and attention required. I was just the meat proxy hitting send as Grokbot watched the replies in my email. Our CPA is great and turned every fix around the same day. We chatted afterwards. He wanted to know what I was using - just normal ole' grokbot. I asked him what he was using? No AI tools. I set him up with @magnetictax for next season (we're an investor). All CPAs should be using Magnetic Tax or something like it. Every single one. All individuals should be double checking the work and past work with Grokbot or something like that. Want to copy the exact the prompt I used? it was just this: "Please do a thorough review of my taxes and help me understand if my CPA made any mistakes" "Think deeply" Or just tag your bot into this thread.

I gave Grok Bot its own button → Press the Action Button → Open Grok in voice mode → Give it tasks and deadlines → Grok delegates them to Bots I feel like James Bond.

New on our Engineering blog: Creating in-house source control. In May, we merged around 2,500 code changes per day. In September, we merged more than 30,000 per day. As a result, we became bottlenecked by developer infrastructure built for human (rather than agent) scale. Here, we share how we built a new version control system—and fully migrated our monorepo from git—in five months: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/redesigning-source-control

this has become one of my most used prompts recently: > restate in your own words what you think my goals are and what the problem i'm trying to solve is