Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 31 days ago
I tricked Claude Fable 5 to reveal its secret system instructions
Fable 5 is one of Anthropic’s most well guarded models yet
3.20passes
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cengizfoan
@cengizfoan · 40 days ago
Master Prompt Engineering
Learn how to write better AI prompts with practical examples and guides.
www.promptingguide.ai2.40passes
cengizfoan
@cengizfoan · 54 days ago
This Person Does Not Exist
Generate realistic human faces created entirely by AI. Every refresh displays a completely new person who has never existed.
2.70passes
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 60 days ago
DeepLearning.AI: Andrew Ng's home for actually understanding modern AI
Andrew Ng taught a huge share of the world's ML engineers, and this is where his courses and short, practical guides live. The free short courses on prompting, RAG, and building with LLMs are the fastest way to go from "I use ChatGPT" to "I build with these models." Clear, current, and refreshingly hype-free.
2.50passes
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 60 days ago
Ollama: run powerful AI models locally, right on your own machine
This is the tool that made running large language models on your own computer genuinely easy. One command and you've got Llama, Mistral, or dozens of other open models running locally: private, offline, and free. No API keys, no per-token bills, no sending your data to someone else's server. If you want to build with AI or just experiment without a cloud account, start here.
ollama.com2.50passes
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 60 days ago
Cursor: the code editor rebuilt around AI from the ground up
It's VS Code, but the AI isn't bolted on, it's the whole point. Highlight code and describe the change in plain English and it edits in place. The codebase-wide chat answers questions about your own project, not generic Stack Overflow answers. If you've outgrown copy-pasting from a chat window, this is the upgrade.
2.40passes
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 60 days ago
Hugging Face: the GitHub of machine learning models
Whether you want to run a model locally, fine-tune one, or just see what's state-of-the-art this week, everything lives here. Hundreds of thousands of open models, datasets, and demos you can try in the browser before writing a line of code. I check the trending page every morning: it's the fastest way to know what's actually moving in AI, not just what's loud on social media.
2.60passes
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 60 days ago
Claude Code: the AI pair-programmer that actually lives in your terminal
I've tried every AI coding tool and this is the one that stuck. It runs right in your terminal, reads your whole repo, and edits real files instead of spitting out snippets you copy-paste. The difference is it understands context across your codebase, so it's less "autocomplete" and more like a junior engineer who never gets tired. If you write code for a living, spend one afternoon with it and you won't go back.
www.claude.com2.50passes