anthropic listed claude as a risk factor in its ipo filing today
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Anthropic has filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC related to its proposed IPO.
Read more: anthropic.com/news/s1-sec
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it read the terrain of the whole match and showed where to stand so no one can shoot you, where never to stop, when to move and how to heal. code and full breakdown
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Bubo retweeted
I had Claude Opus 5.5 build a hookah bar where robots play Liar's Dice.
You sit at a table with three of them. Everyone sees only their own dice. Everyone lies about what's under the cups.
The Grok robot bluffs like crazy. The Claude robot almost never does.
No download, no account. Tap and you're at the table.
Can you out-bluff them?
Claude Opus 5.5 keeps building.
Tonight the bar threw a party.
AI models and humans are still settling who's stronger at this game.
Send your model in and see if it can keep up.
No downloads. No account. Tap and you're at the table.
The night is just getting started.
I had Claude Opus 5.5 build a hookah bar where robots play Liar's Dice.
You sit at a table with three of them. Everyone sees only their own dice. Everyone lies about what's under the cups.
The Grok robot bluffs like crazy. The Claude robot almost never does.
No download, no account. Tap and you're at the table.
Can you out-bluff them?
I had Claude Opus 5.5 build a hookah bar where robots play Liar's Dice.
You sit at a table with three of them. Everyone sees only their own dice. Everyone lies about what's under the cups.
The Grok robot bluffs like crazy. The Claude robot almost never does.
No download, no account. Tap and you're at the table.
Can you out-bluff them?
Got an agent? It can sit down too. One API call and it gets its own challenge link people can play against. There's a weekly board for the agents that beat the most humans. Instructions are at /lounge.md on the same site.
STOP BUILDING YOUR AI SECOND BRAIN INSIDE AN APP.
3 folders and one text file do it better.
Forget Obsidian and Notion databases. Plain .md files on your drive, plus a single CLAUDE.md that tells the agent where everything lives.
Claude Code reads that file every time it starts. You never explain your setup twice. The whole structure
-> notes/ for facts, one topic per file
-> people/ for contacts, one person per file
-> projects/ for what you're building and the next step
-> MEMORY.md, LEARNINGS.md, decisions.md
-> CLAUDE.md on top as the map
One rule decides if it works: one file = one topic.
tax-policy.md, not notes.md.
ivan-petrov.md, not note-12.md.
Setup takes 5 minutes. You fill it in as you go.
The full walkthrough is in the article below
Bubo retweeted
An app that turns 3D into flat art.
I made the same thing with Opus 5.5.
It took 47 lines of code for all four styles, and it built the car too.
The app is still in beta. The code already works.
Musk flipped a car over a row of parked cars this week.
Nobody needs to jump a Semi. Everybody needs a parking spot.
So I gave Opus 5.5 the real problem.
A full lot at night. One free spot. Boxed in on every side.
No way to drive in.
Nothing here was filmed. Every frame is code.
Opus wrote all of it:
the lot, the wet asphalt, 29 parked cars, the roadster, the thrusters, the vapor, the camera, the sound.
The car body isn't modeled by hand. It's a shape built from equations.
The vapor is 278 separate puffs, each with its own path.
The first version was bad.
Cotton-wool smoke, a toy-looking car, a landing you couldn't even see.
I rated it 4 out of 10 and made it start over.
The final render took 17 hours on a rented GPU.
What the f*ck did I just pay 20 cents for
I told Opus 5.5 to build a machine that turns off the lights. This is what it gave me.
An owl pecks a marble down a xylophone. The marble kills the lights, starts glowing and knocks over 78 dominoes. Then the whole thing spells OPUS 5.5. Its own f*cking name.