To kick off your creativity, here are some Nano Banana 2 prompts to try out. We hope you find them fruitful 🍌🍌 Prompt: Create a funny 4-part story featuring 3 fluffy creatures building a treehouse. The story has emotional highs and lows and ends in a happy moment. Maintain consistent identity across the 3 characters. Generate 4 images in 16:9 format, one at a time.
Last weekend I held an event that's the opposite of a hackathon. No competition, no pressure, no pitches. Just people who love vibe coding, vibe coding together. Audience was half technical, half non-technical. Everyone made new friends, got new ideas, and learned something. Planning to do this more!
After rewatching Home Alone, I couldn’t stop wondering: how plausible is the oversleep that leaves Kevin behind? So I wrote a tiny paper and ran the numbers. Merry Christmas!
Dylan Field on what actually differentiates you in an agent world: "The more you can sample the possibility space… it gives you something to react to." "You need to be constantly critiquing and thinking about what you like and don’t like." "Going back to taste, if an agent can do it for you… an agent can do it for someone else." "What is different about your setup than others?" @zoink on @tbpn
Slide Revisions are officially rolling out to ALL users! 🥳 Whether you're creating Slide Decks for business or turning your sources into delightful storybooks, use our prompt-based revisions feature to make sure each slide's text, color, and visuals are exactly what you need.
Onboarded a talented creative friend to Openclaw and couple hours later he texts me a presentation it made for how it's going to improve his life. I've no lifed my Claw for 5 weeks but it never occurred to me to make presentations. Normies using this stuff is going to lead to all kinds of unpredictable breakthroughs just like when they gave teenagers a camera phone or the teenagers before them a PC with internet. It always starts dumb. Starts with dog ear Snapchat filters. Blink for a couple years and now it's teenagers injecting peptides. So today the joke is "what do you use it for" but by end of the year it should be pretty normal for people interacting with agents on the internet 24/7...
OpenClaw can create animate videos if use this skill You can now vibecode a viral video with OpenClaw (Works with Claude Code). 00:00 Intro 00:55 1st prompt 02:11 Video Generated 03:29 Editing video w @openclaw 07:28 Music w/ @elevenlabsio skill 09:22 Final Video ✅ 11:07 Where to find skill 👇
I have AIDHD. The models are so good that I’m working on 5 different projects a day. At first it felt like distraction, but I’ve shipped more features and apps in the last 3 months than ever before. AI made building fun again. It’s a better programmer than me, so I can focus on creativity instead. I’m grateful to be alive at this moment. Decades from now, people will look back at this era as the best time to be a maker. Huge respect to the people building the models so idiots like me can just make stuff.
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I remain wary of "bright line" arguments that AI cannot do judgement, or creativity, or empathy, etc. and thus these are places for humans. It may be true for parts of these processes, or we may have legal/social reasons for keeping AI out, but the lines tend to get breached.
how to steal the style of any image you find online: - copy+paste your image inside Gemini 3.1 (it has vision) - step 2 : use this prompt : "extract this visual style as JSON structured data: colors, typography, composition, effects..." - step 3 : save this context file and inject it whenever you want to recreate this style
Prediction: In the AI age, taste will become even more important. When anyone can make anything, the big differentiator is what you choose to make. https://paulgraham.com/taste.html
paulgraham.com
Taste for Makers
I’m starting to get into a habit of reading everything (blogs, articles, book chapters,…) with LLMs. Usually pass 1 is manual, then pass 2 “explain/summarize”, pass 3 Q&A. I usually end up with a better/deeper understanding than if I moved on. Growing to among top use cases. On the flip side, if you’re a writer trying to explain/communicate something, we may increasingly see less of a mindset of “I’m writing this for another human” and more “I’m writing this for an LLM”. Because once an LLM “gets it”, it can then target, personalize and serve the idea to its user.
An encouraging thought about AI: If the most influential readers of my essays in the future are AIs, and AIs are smart and rational, I don't have to worry about the way stupid or biased readers will react to what I write. I can safely aim high.
This is the new emdash. A dead giveaway of ChatGPT writing. That’s not efficient writing. That’s laziness.
taste is a new core skill
A few days ago I shared a life calendar I built: your entire life, shown as weeks on your iPhone lock screen. A lot of people asked for it, so here it is: https://thelifecalendar.com I also added a yearly view to visualize the progress of the current year. Happy New Year
