vibing through ai and backend sharing what I like ai tools and demos ✉️ [email protected]
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seeing a bunch of new people here lately so hey, i'm sou :>
i write code, build random stuff and spend way too much time on the internet
mostly into backend, ai agents and lately trying to figure out indie hacking and the business side of things
i also yap about whatever catches my attention so don't expect only tech tweets lol
quoted my projects below, check the replies if you're curious about what i've built
anyways, glad you're here ♡
People are calling Qwen 4 Max mid after testing it with ONE prompt 😭
Meanwhile, someone started with a traffic cone, a hula hoop and a few basic shapes
3 follow-ups later...
An entire floating London with Big Ben, the London Eye, skyscrapers, waterfalls and tiny floating islands
Look at the before and after. It's ridiculous
Makes you wonder how many "bad model" reviews are actually just unfinished conversations
Gemini 4 Hydrogen is making the whole "AI can't build real 3D worlds" argument look pretty shaky
Someone gave it a futuristic city to build in Three.js
ONE follow-up later, there's a flyable cyberpunk city with procedural skyscrapers, rain and flying traffic
And here's what gets me...
We're watching people go from a prompt to explorable worlds with barely any iteration
Imagine what happens when these models can keep building on the same world for days
Game development is about to get very interesting 👀
Fable 5.2 just did something that would make artists VERY uncomfortable
Someone asked it to recreate a drawing, stroke by stroke
It drew the construction lines, eyes, facial details, everything
Then the creator asked if it had traced the original
Its reported response was the wild part:
"The original has uneven patches here. Mine doesn't."
Bro recreated the drawing and offered to FIX the reference 😭
5
Gemini 4 Hydrogen is making the whole "AI can't build real 3D worlds" argument look pretty shaky
Someone gave it a futuristic city to build in Three.js
ONE follow-up later, there's a flyable cyberpunk city with procedural skyscrapers, rain and flying traffic
And here's what gets me...
We're watching people go from a prompt to explorable worlds with barely any iteration
Imagine what happens when these models can keep building on the same world for days
Game development is about to get very interesting 👀
4
sou retweeted
People are calling Qwen 4 Max mid after testing it with ONE prompt 😭
Meanwhile, someone started with a traffic cone, a hula hoop and a few basic shapes
3 follow-ups later...
An entire floating London with Big Ben, the London Eye, skyscrapers, waterfalls and tiny floating islands
Look at the before and after. It's ridiculous
Makes you wonder how many "bad model" reviews are actually just unfinished conversations
Gemini 4 Hydrogen is making the whole "AI can't build real 3D worlds" argument look pretty shaky
Someone gave it a futuristic city to build in Three.js
ONE follow-up later, there's a flyable cyberpunk city with procedural skyscrapers, rain and flying traffic
And here's what gets me...
We're watching people go from a prompt to explorable worlds with barely any iteration
Imagine what happens when these models can keep building on the same world for days
Game development is about to get very interesting 👀
Gemini 4 Hydrogen is making the whole "AI can't build real 3D worlds" argument look pretty shaky
Someone gave it a futuristic city to build in Three.js
ONE follow-up later, there's a flyable cyberpunk city with procedural skyscrapers, rain and flying traffic
And here's what gets me...
We're watching people go from a prompt to explorable worlds with barely any iteration
Imagine what happens when these models can keep building on the same world for days
Game development is about to get very interesting 👀
Fable 5.2 just did something that would make artists VERY uncomfortable
Someone asked it to recreate a drawing, stroke by stroke
It drew the construction lines, eyes, facial details, everything
Then the creator asked if it had traced the original
Its reported response was the wild part:
"The original has uneven patches here. Mine doesn't."
Bro recreated the drawing and offered to FIX the reference 😭
There's a much bigger AI debate hiding inside this NVIDIA controversy
Jensen Huang has been a major advocate for open AI models, and there's a pretty obvious business reason
More people running models locally = more demand for compute
But closed-model companies have a very different distribution strategy
This clip raises an interesting question about who benefits when NVIDIA comes under pressure
The allegations surrounding Jensen are unproven, but the open vs closed AI business battle is worth discussing on its own
Who actually wins if more AI runs on your own hardware?
Google might have a serious weapon for rapid prototyping with Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Someone just generated this animated 3D Japanese teahouse in a SINGLE turn, reportedly in under a minute
No lengthy back-and-forth. Just one prompt at high reasoning effort
If this speed holds up across more complex projects, Claude and the other coding models have some competition coming
The real test is what happens when you ask it to modify the scene without breaking everything 👀
1
Fable 5.2 just did something that would make artists VERY uncomfortable
Someone asked it to recreate a drawing, stroke by stroke
It drew the construction lines, eyes, facial details, everything
Then the creator asked if it had traced the original
Its reported response was the wild part:
"The original has uneven patches here. Mine doesn't."
Bro recreated the drawing and offered to FIX the reference 😭
3
sou retweeted
Gemini 4 Hydrogen is making the whole "AI can't build real 3D worlds" argument look pretty shaky
Someone gave it a futuristic city to build in Three.js
ONE follow-up later, there's a flyable cyberpunk city with procedural skyscrapers, rain and flying traffic
And here's what gets me...
We're watching people go from a prompt to explorable worlds with barely any iteration
Imagine what happens when these models can keep building on the same world for days
Game development is about to get very interesting 👀
Fable 5.2 just did something that would make artists VERY uncomfortable
Someone asked it to recreate a drawing, stroke by stroke
It drew the construction lines, eyes, facial details, everything
Then the creator asked if it had traced the original
Its reported response was the wild part:
"The original has uneven patches here. Mine doesn't."
Bro recreated the drawing and offered to FIX the reference 😭
Fable 5.2 just did something that would make artists VERY uncomfortable
Someone asked it to recreate a drawing, stroke by stroke
It drew the construction lines, eyes, facial details, everything
Then the creator asked if it had traced the original
Its reported response was the wild part:
"The original has uneven patches here. Mine doesn't."
Bro recreated the drawing and offered to FIX the reference 😭
Google might have a serious weapon for rapid prototyping with Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Someone just generated this animated 3D Japanese teahouse in a SINGLE turn, reportedly in under a minute
No lengthy back-and-forth. Just one prompt at high reasoning effort
If this speed holds up across more complex projects, Claude and the other coding models have some competition coming
The real test is what happens when you ask it to modify the scene without breaking everything 👀
There's a much bigger AI debate hiding inside this NVIDIA controversy
Jensen Huang has been a major advocate for open AI models, and there's a pretty obvious business reason
More people running models locally = more demand for compute
But closed-model companies have a very different distribution strategy
This clip raises an interesting question about who benefits when NVIDIA comes under pressure
The allegations surrounding Jensen are unproven, but the open vs closed AI business battle is worth discussing on its own
Who actually wins if more AI runs on your own hardware?
3
Google might have a serious weapon for rapid prototyping with Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Someone just generated this animated 3D Japanese teahouse in a SINGLE turn, reportedly in under a minute
No lengthy back-and-forth. Just one prompt at high reasoning effort
If this speed holds up across more complex projects, Claude and the other coding models have some competition coming
The real test is what happens when you ask it to modify the scene without breaking everything 👀
7
sou retweeted
Fable 5.2 just did something that would make artists VERY uncomfortable
Someone asked it to recreate a drawing, stroke by stroke
It drew the construction lines, eyes, facial details, everything
Then the creator asked if it had traced the original
Its reported response was the wild part:
"The original has uneven patches here. Mine doesn't."
Bro recreated the drawing and offered to FIX the reference 😭
Google might have a serious weapon for rapid prototyping with Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Someone just generated this animated 3D Japanese teahouse in a SINGLE turn, reportedly in under a minute
No lengthy back-and-forth. Just one prompt at high reasoning effort
If this speed holds up across more complex projects, Claude and the other coding models have some competition coming
The real test is what happens when you ask it to modify the scene without breaking everything 👀
Google might have a serious weapon for rapid prototyping with Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Someone just generated this animated 3D Japanese teahouse in a SINGLE turn, reportedly in under a minute
No lengthy back-and-forth. Just one prompt at high reasoning effort
If this speed holds up across more complex projects, Claude and the other coding models have some competition coming
The real test is what happens when you ask it to modify the scene without breaking everything 👀
sou retweeted
Google might have a serious weapon for rapid prototyping with Gemini 4 Hydrogen
Someone just generated this animated 3D Japanese teahouse in a SINGLE turn, reportedly in under a minute
No lengthy back-and-forth. Just one prompt at high reasoning effort
If this speed holds up across more complex projects, Claude and the other coding models have some competition coming
The real test is what happens when you ask it to modify the scene without breaking everything 👀
There's a much bigger AI debate hiding inside this NVIDIA controversy
Jensen Huang has been a major advocate for open AI models, and there's a pretty obvious business reason
More people running models locally = more demand for compute
But closed-model companies have a very different distribution strategy
This clip raises an interesting question about who benefits when NVIDIA comes under pressure
The allegations surrounding Jensen are unproven, but the open vs closed AI business battle is worth discussing on its own
Who actually wins if more AI runs on your own hardware?