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44:42Theo puts Meta's Claude Code clone, Muse Code powered by Muse Spark 1.2, through benchmarks, a codebase audit, a game rewrite, and a live integration test to see if the price is the whole story.
August 7th
Video of the Day44:29Theo spends a full day inside Claude Opus 5, pits it against Fable 5 and GPT-5.6-Sol on benchmarks and real coding tasks, and argues the cheaper, weirder model just won his default slot.
July 25th
19:12Theo reacts line-by-line to Boris Cherny's post arguing that automation — CLAUDE.md rules, lint checks, CI — matters more than ever in the agent era, not less.
July 21st
41:35Theo spends a day stress-testing Moonshot's 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight release — and comes away convinced it's frontier-class, cheap enough to matter, and genuinely dangerous once the weights go public on July 27.
July 17th
30:48Theo runs OpenAI's GPT-5.6-Sol through Claude Code instead of Codex and gets visibly better designs and cheaper orchestration — then reads Codex's system prompt on camera to find out why.
July 16th
30:09A same-day breakdown of why GPT-5.6 Codex drains rate limits so much faster than 5.5 — and the five habits that actually fix it.
July 13th
36:00Theo spends 36 minutes putting real numbers behind the GPT-5.6 hype — Sol, Terra, and Luna, benchmarked against Claude Fable, one blog chart at a time.
July 12th
26:50OpenAI folded its beloved Codex app into a rebranded ChatGPT overnight -- Theo argues they just killed the best brand in AI coding.
July 11th
26:09Six weeks, sixty-seven projects, and somewhere between $180,000 and $240,000 in inference spend on early access to a frontier coding model — before the official review even starts.
July 10th
24:43A day spent hammering Grok 4.5 inside Cursor turns a skeptical hook into a genuine benchmark scare for the rest of the frontier field.
July 9th
43:15How Theo turned a returned, unmetered Claude release into a five-and-a-half-hour unattended agent run that cleared a month of stalled pull requests for about $150.
July 6th
23:24A 23-minute rebuttal of three viral claims about Anthropic's returning Fable model — that it's nerfed, that its subscription pricing is a bait-and-switch, and that it's too expensive to run.
July 4th
38:05A Mac loyalist explains why agentic coding broke macOS for him -- and how a fleet of $400 Linux mini-PCs fixed it.
July 3rd
28:37A 28-minute benchmark teardown of Claude Sonnet 5, plus the government letter that brought Fable back from the dead.
July 1st
30:08OpenAI's next-generation model family exists, benchmarks impressively, and is locked behind a US government approval gate — a 30-minute breakdown of what that means.
June 27th
19:57A 20-minute investigation into the US government export control that pulled Anthropic's two best AI models offline — and what that precedent means for every developer who builds on frontier AI.
June 24th
44:34A 44-minute wishlist from a burned-out builder who wants solo devs to tackle the infrastructure problems that have gone unsolved for a decade.
June 22nd
24:44A 25-minute case for letting agents run their own loops — and how one 2:29 AM prompt produced four merged PRs by morning.
June 18th
27:47A reluctant 28-minute tour of the Claude Code features every competing harness should steal.
June 17th
29:32Theo breaks down how Anthropic silently modified prompts, rewrote its system card, and built invisible safeguards into its most capable model - then got caught.
June 15th
14:20A live 14-minute breakdown of the US government export control directive that forced Anthropic to pull Fable 5 and Mythos 5 offline for all non-US citizens — including Anthropic's own employees.
June 13th
30:40A 30-minute field report on burning $5,400 of subsidized AI inference in ten days — and what actually came out of it.
June 12th
Video of the Day32:54A 33-minute first-take from a developer who spent $3,000 on inference in 24 hours — benchmarks, real demos, session math, and the hidden safety intervention that silently degrades the model without telling you.
June 11th
23:21A 23-minute supply-chain autopsy explaining why Elon's reckless GPU overbuy is now the most valuable compute position in the world.
June 9th