Picture this: You're chilling in your favorite coffee shop, sipping on an overpriced latte, when suddenly you get the urge to create a game.

Not just any game, but a full-on, working Tetris. In the old days, you'd be in for a week of coding, bugs, and questioning your life choices. With Claude 3.5? Two prompts. TWO. FREAKING. PROMPTS.

Below, I'll give you a brief overview of the various, endless possibilities that Claude 3.5 offers beyond what ChatGPT 4o is currently capable of.

• Snake game? Two prompts -> one game. Post your high score in the comments!

• 3D first-person shooter? Three prompts, and you're basically id Software without the drama.

  

  Ammaar Reshi

  @ammaar

  I just recreated a basic 3D DOOM game using Claude Sonnet 3.5 with Artifacts in just 3 prompts!
  
  The game has a procedurally generated map, sound effects, zombies that come after you, and a mini-map
  
  To do something like this took me 2 days when GPT-4 first came out. Wild!

  

  719

  10:57 PM • Jun 22, 2024

• It turns a snooze-fest financial report into a sexy, interactive infographic. Tesla, take notes.

• Makes presentations that don't induce narcolepsy.

• Creates 3D particle clouds that would make a raver question their life choices.

• While prompting the Snake game, Claude 3.5 was able to fix its own bugs. Yeah, you read that right. It's like having a dev team that actually reads Stack Overflow.

• Improved designs on the fly. It's like having a design team in your pocket, minus the attitude and coffee addiction.

Now, I know what you're thinking: "But Wenzel, I can barely code 'Hello World' without Google." Fear not, my technically challenged friend! Claude 3.5 is here to carry your ass across the finish line.

1. You have a half-baked idea for an app.

2. You mumble it to Claude 3.5, probably while still in your underwear.

3. BAM! You've got a working prototype before you've even checked your crypto portfolio for the 50th time today.

It's like having a super-smart, never-sleeping, never-complaining intern. Except this one actually knows what it's doing and doesn't ask for equity.

But here's where it gets really wild:

• Tasks that used to take forever? Done in minutes. More time for "researching" altcoins, am I right?

• Complex coding? Pfft, who needs a CS degree anyway? Stack Overflow, we hardly knew ye.

• Creative block? Claude 3.5's got more ideas than a Silicon Valley pitch meeting on steroids.

Look, I'm not saying Claude 3.5 will steal your job. But if your job can be done by an AI after a few prompts... maybe it's time to level up, you know? For example, when I dropped out of college to pursue affiliate marketing, Sometimes, you gotta zag when everyone else zigs.

Claude 3.5 isn't just another AI update to ignore while you're busy watching crypto charts. This is the real deal, the kind of leap that makes you go, "Holy shit, the future is now!" It's not about working harder; it's about working smarter. And with Claude 3.5, we're talking galaxy-brain levels of smart.

So, what are you gonna do with this digital superpower? Create the next killer dApp? Revolutionize your trading bot strategy? Or make cool particle effects for your next Zoom call to impress your crypto buddies?

Whatever it is, the future's looking pretty damn exciting. And lazy. But mostly rich. Remember, "rich" isn't just about fat stacks of dollars & crypto. It's about time, freedom, and not wearing pants to work.

Drop your wildest Claude 3.5 ideas in the comments. Let's see how crazy we can get with this bad boy!

Let's build a lazy, rich future together! 🚀💰🦄

PS: I did not write this article. Surprise, surprise. I wanted to see what Claude 3.5 would do when I paste a transcript from a YouTube video. The video is awesome. Check it out if you want to see some examples in action.

I told Claude to use a conversational tone in the article. It went a little crazy, but I have to say the jokes were pretty solid. What do you think?

How do you like the overall writing style? I would write similarly, maybe less funny, but in a similar way.

I'm very grateful for any feedback. Thanks for reading.

Picture this: You're chilling in your favorite coffee shop, sipping on an overpriced latte, when suddenly you get the urge to create a game.

Not just any game, but a full-on, working Tetris. In the old days, you'd be in for a week of coding, bugs, and questioning your life choices. With Claude 3.5? Two prompts. TWO. FREAKING. PROMPTS.

Below, I'll give you a brief overview of the various, endless possibilities that Claude 3.5 offers beyond what ChatGPT 4o is currently capable of.

• Snake game? Two prompts -> one game. Post your high score in the comments!

• 3D first-person shooter? Three prompts, and you're basically id Software without the drama.

  

  Ammaar Reshi

  @ammaar

  I just recreated a basic 3D DOOM game using Claude Sonnet 3.5 with Artifacts in just 3 prompts!
  
  The game has a procedurally generated map, sound effects, zombies that come after you, and a mini-map
  
  To do something like this took me 2 days when GPT-4 first came out. Wild!

  

  719

  10:57 PM • Jun 22, 2024

• It turns a snooze-fest financial report into a sexy, interactive infographic. Tesla, take notes.

• Makes presentations that don't induce narcolepsy.

• Creates 3D particle clouds that would make a raver question their life choices.

• While prompting the Snake game, Claude 3.5 was able to fix its own bugs. Yeah, you read that right. It's like having a dev team that actually reads Stack Overflow.

• Improved designs on the fly. It's like having a design team in your pocket, minus the attitude and coffee addiction.

Now, I know what you're thinking: "But Wenzel, I can barely code 'Hello World' without Google." Fear not, my technically challenged friend! Claude 3.5 is here to carry your ass across the finish line.

1. You have a half-baked idea for an app.

2. You mumble it to Claude 3.5, probably while still in your underwear.

3. BAM! You've got a working prototype before you've even checked your crypto portfolio for the 50th time today.

It's like having a super-smart, never-sleeping, never-complaining intern. Except this one actually knows what it's doing and doesn't ask for equity.

But here's where it gets really wild:

• Tasks that used to take forever? Done in minutes. More time for "researching" altcoins, am I right?

• Complex coding? Pfft, who needs a CS degree anyway? Stack Overflow, we hardly knew ye.

• Creative block? Claude 3.5's got more ideas than a Silicon Valley pitch meeting on steroids.

Look, I'm not saying Claude 3.5 will steal your job. But if your job can be done by an AI after a few prompts... maybe it's time to level up, you know? For example, when I dropped out of college to pursue affiliate marketing, Sometimes, you gotta zag when everyone else zigs.

Claude 3.5 isn't just another AI update to ignore while you're busy watching crypto charts. This is the real deal, the kind of leap that makes you go, "Holy shit, the future is now!" It's not about working harder; it's about working smarter. And with Claude 3.5, we're talking galaxy-brain levels of smart.

So, what are you gonna do with this digital superpower? Create the next killer dApp? Revolutionize your trading bot strategy? Or make cool particle effects for your next Zoom call to impress your crypto buddies?

Whatever it is, the future's looking pretty damn exciting. And lazy. But mostly rich. Remember, "rich" isn't just about fat stacks of dollars & crypto. It's about time, freedom, and not wearing pants to work.

Drop your wildest Claude 3.5 ideas in the comments. Let's see how crazy we can get with this bad boy!

Let's build a lazy, rich future together! 🚀💰🦄

PS: I did not write this article. Surprise, surprise. I wanted to see what Claude 3.5 would do when I paste a transcript from a YouTube video. The video is awesome. Check it out if you want to see some examples in action.

I told Claude to use a conversational tone in the article. It went a little crazy, but I have to say the jokes were pretty solid. What do you think?

How do you like the overall writing style? I would write similarly, maybe less funny, but in a similar way.

I'm very grateful for any feedback. Thanks for reading.