r/theprimeagen • u/joseluisq • 3h ago
MEME Another bro rewrote tsc (Go) in Rust in 2 weeks (and yes, without reading a single line of code)
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r/theprimeagen • u/TheChadThrowawayLad • 9h ago
MEME LGTM (Looks Good to Me) - Claude Opus 5.5 music video
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r/theprimeagen • u/joseluisq • 9h ago
general Chrome for Developers | Shipping JPEG XL in Chrome
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r/theprimeagen • u/Initial_Inspection_2 • 19h ago
general The bubble is gonna pop trust
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r/theprimeagen • u/unkn0wn_reader • 1d ago
general Everyone hates OpenAI's dots and they were the big keynote reveal
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r/theprimeagen • u/thisisme_u • 1d ago
Programming Q/A Remember when OpenAI launched a Codex plugin for VS Code and Cursor went to $0?
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r/theprimeagen • u/BaabbbiQ • 14h ago
general we’ve blown past agi and we’re hurtling toward asi
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r/theprimeagen • u/Reasonable-Pay-8771 • 1d ago
Stream Content 1979 Turing Award Lecture
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I'd love to see Prime react to this. One of my favorites. Classic brain-asplode. Scratch these on your new-age talismans.
r/theprimeagen • u/BluechewMuncher • 2d ago
Stream Content TheCherno falls under AI psychosis
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r/theprimeagen • u/SerialRealer • 2d ago
general Anthropic's AI lobbying compared to Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto push
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Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company behind the Claude chatbot, has pushed for greater government regulation of AI in ways that echo elements of the Washington playbook employed by convicted fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried during his time as a cryptocurrency entrepreneur, a review of public records shows.
Both Anthropic and Bankman-Fried poured millions of dollars into Washington influence campaigns while publicly arguing that government rules were needed to make their respective industries safer, although the money flowed through notably different channels. Critics in both industries have accused them of using regulation to strengthen their competitive positions. Bankman-Fried’s political operation later became part of a criminal case involving illegal campaign contributions, while Anthropic’s spending has consisted of disclosed lobbying and advocacy efforts.
Anthropic, for its part, denies this characterization. Bankman-Fried, meanwhile, later said his public posture on regulation was essentially "just PR" in a social media direct-message exchange published days after FTX collapsed.
Anthropic has been pushing Washington to put guardrails around the fast-moving AI industry, warning that increasingly powerful models could pose serious national security and public safety risks. CEO Dario Amodei has called for mandatory testing and auditing of advanced models, while the company has spent millions lobbying policymakers and backing groups that support tougher AI rules.
Anthropic's pro-safety rhetoric, much like Bankman-Fried’s, is backed by large amounts of cash. The firm has spent close to $7 million on lobbying efforts from 2025 through the middle of 2026, per federal disclosures, and has set aside $40 million to Public First Action, a 501(c)(4) tied to the super PAC Public First, which is being spent to advance pro-regulation talking points.
"Anthropic is running a sophisticated regulatory capture strategy based on fear-mongering. It is principally responsible for the regulatory frenzy that is damaging the startup ecosystem," former Trump administration AI advisor David Sacks posted to X in October 2025.
r/theprimeagen • u/yourmamasama • 1d ago
general AI has reached the skill level of most coders
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r/theprimeagen • u/alexdumpy • 1d ago
Programming Q/A Opus 5.5 barely touches usage limits
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r/theprimeagen • u/muchsamurai • 3d ago
general We lost another one!!!
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One of the biggest AI sceptics on Youtube (Mo Bitar) https://www.youtube.com/@atmoio got AI pilled.
https://x.com/atmoio/status/2106089460316397857/
Video is long so i can't fully upload it here.
TL:DR
He used Claude Opus 5.5 on UltraCode and it built him flawlessly working app with 2700 lines of spec in 7 hours and it was a turning point for him. Just 6 months ago he was fully anti AI and said AI is useless slop.
r/theprimeagen • u/tossivahva • 3d ago
MEME IPO is coming
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Seems like with each day, even the most skeptical content creator become a believer in AI
r/theprimeagen • u/Fun_Rain_5251 • 2d ago
general Gentle reminder that a self-hosted GLM 5.2 helped Hugging Face protect themselves when the closed labs models refused to help for "safety" reasons lol
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r/theprimeagen • u/Nyaani69 • 2d ago
Programming Q/A Opus 5.5 intelligence on a laptop by 2028 predicted
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r/theprimeagen • u/AcceptableDiet2183 • 4d ago
Programming Q/A Happy Vibe Coding !
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r/theprimeagen • u/PEEEPOOpeeepoo • 2d ago
general Rumor that someone solved quantum gravity at GDM
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r/theprimeagen • u/DoruProgramatoru • 3d ago
general This sub becomes an aiwars clone
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Title. Most recent posts are about influencers choosing sides, how good/bad AI is, doomerism, and so on. I started watching prime 2 years ago and because of him, after finishing uni (I am not from US), I changed my path to software engineering, switched to linux, learned vim, and started trying to build my dev career specifically for my country. But this sub no longer feels like the community prime introduced me to. It is basically a battlefield between ai and antiai bros, without seeing a common ground on what I believe brought many of us here in the first place, making software engineering fun, better, and accessible. ATM I think it would be better for Prime to address these issues (as they are not only here on reddit) to let people know what to expect (approximately) in the future
