Yonatan Lavy
@yonatanlavy.bsky.social
I build stuff for you to build stuff easier
Thanks Sonnet 4.5
October 4, 2025 at 7:49 AM
Thanks Sonnet 4.5
As promised, here's the link to Dotallio.
Get the power of GPT-5 without the robotic feel. It's free to use:
dotallio.com
Get the power of GPT-5 without the robotic feel. It's free to use:
dotallio.com
Dotallio
Instantly build personal AI apps to organize, analyze, and automate your work. Transform unstructured data into actionable insights.
dotallio.com
August 7, 2025 at 7:03 PM
As promised, here's the link to Dotallio.
Get the power of GPT-5 without the robotic feel. It's free to use:
dotallio.com
Get the power of GPT-5 without the robotic feel. It's free to use:
dotallio.com
Final verdict: OpenAI made a major step forward.
Even if the capabilities alone aren't jaw-dropping, the combination of quality, price, and accessibility is a quiet revolution. This will power a new wave of real-time applications. The future is exciting.
What's your take? As hyped as you expected?
Even if the capabilities alone aren't jaw-dropping, the combination of quality, price, and accessibility is a quiet revolution. This will power a new wave of real-time applications. The future is exciting.
What's your take? As hyped as you expected?
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Final verdict: OpenAI made a major step forward.
Even if the capabilities alone aren't jaw-dropping, the combination of quality, price, and accessibility is a quiet revolution. This will power a new wave of real-time applications. The future is exciting.
What's your take? As hyped as you expected?
Even if the capabilities alone aren't jaw-dropping, the combination of quality, price, and accessibility is a quiet revolution. This will power a new wave of real-time applications. The future is exciting.
What's your take? As hyped as you expected?
And yes, it's still addicted to the em dash '-', the classic signature of AI-generated text.
(Which is a perfect, shameless plug for my app, Dotallio 😉.
It cleans up all those AI artifacts and gives you human-sounding output from powerful models like GPT-5. It's free. Link in the last reply!)
(Which is a perfect, shameless plug for my app, Dotallio 😉.
It cleans up all those AI artifacts and gives you human-sounding output from powerful models like GPT-5. It's free. Link in the last reply!)
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
And yes, it's still addicted to the em dash '-', the classic signature of AI-generated text.
(Which is a perfect, shameless plug for my app, Dotallio 😉.
It cleans up all those AI artifacts and gives you human-sounding output from powerful models like GPT-5. It's free. Link in the last reply!)
(Which is a perfect, shameless plug for my app, Dotallio 😉.
It cleans up all those AI artifacts and gives you human-sounding output from powerful models like GPT-5. It's free. Link in the last reply!)
So, am I blown away? Not entirely. The demos are impressive, but it's not a quantum leap that leaves everyone in the dust.
The race is tight, and we'll likely see answers from Google (Gemini 3) and Anthropic (Opus 4.2) soon. For UI/frontend design, Opus 4.1 still has the edge.
The race is tight, and we'll likely see answers from Google (Gemini 3) and Anthropic (Opus 4.2) soon. For UI/frontend design, Opus 4.1 still has the edge.
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
So, am I blown away? Not entirely. The demos are impressive, but it's not a quantum leap that leaves everyone in the dust.
The race is tight, and we'll likely see answers from Google (Gemini 3) and Anthropic (Opus 4.2) soon. For UI/frontend design, Opus 4.1 still has the edge.
The race is tight, and we'll likely see answers from Google (Gemini 3) and Anthropic (Opus 4.2) soon. For UI/frontend design, Opus 4.1 still has the edge.
The new API features are a huge win. Control over "reasoning effort" and "verbosity" is a welcome upgrade. Plus, "tool calls preamble" lets you force custom, structured output using Regex. This is a game-changer for reliability and unique use cases no one else offers.
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
The new API features are a huge win. Control over "reasoning effort" and "verbosity" is a welcome upgrade. Plus, "tool calls preamble" lets you force custom, structured output using Regex. This is a game-changer for reliability and unique use cases no one else offers.
It's also FREE on ChatGPT. Not a demo, not a nerfed version. The full model. This democratizes access and will massively accelerate adoption and innovation across the industry.
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
It's also FREE on ChatGPT. Not a demo, not a nerfed version. The full model. This democratizes access and will massively accelerate adoption and innovation across the industry.
For devs, this is a dream. It matches top-tier models like Anthropic's Opus 4.1 but at a tenth of the cost via API.
This will fuel companies like Lovable or Bolt that build entire apps in real-time, making high-performance AI economically viable.
This will fuel companies like Lovable or Bolt that build entire apps in real-time, making high-performance AI economically viable.
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
For devs, this is a dream. It matches top-tier models like Anthropic's Opus 4.1 but at a tenth of the cost via API.
This will fuel companies like Lovable or Bolt that build entire apps in real-time, making high-performance AI economically viable.
This will fuel companies like Lovable or Bolt that build entire apps in real-time, making high-performance AI economically viable.
Okay, GPT-5 is live. But is it the game-changer we all expected?
After an initial dive into the specs, the model, and the API, here's my take: The real story isn't one single feature, but the entire package.
🧵 of my thoughts below 👇
After an initial dive into the specs, the model, and the API, here's my take: The real story isn't one single feature, but the entire package.
🧵 of my thoughts below 👇
August 7, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Okay, GPT-5 is live. But is it the game-changer we all expected?
After an initial dive into the specs, the model, and the API, here's my take: The real story isn't one single feature, but the entire package.
🧵 of my thoughts below 👇
After an initial dive into the specs, the model, and the API, here's my take: The real story isn't one single feature, but the entire package.
🧵 of my thoughts below 👇
GPT 5 is the same level as Opus 4.1 (on SWE bench)
@OpenAI and @AnthropicAI seems to stay near the top together, this is amazing news that top competitors are this close to each other
@OpenAI and @AnthropicAI seems to stay near the top together, this is amazing news that top competitors are this close to each other
August 7, 2025 at 5:14 PM
GPT 5 is the same level as Opus 4.1 (on SWE bench)
@OpenAI and @AnthropicAI seems to stay near the top together, this is amazing news that top competitors are this close to each other
@OpenAI and @AnthropicAI seems to stay near the top together, this is amazing news that top competitors are this close to each other
Claude Code is dancing for me
What does your AI IDE do for you?
What does your AI IDE do for you?
June 24, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Claude Code is dancing for me
What does your AI IDE do for you?
What does your AI IDE do for you?
https://github.com/vercel/ai/issues/6589
^^ Issue opened
^^ Issue opened
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
https://github.com/vercel/ai/issues/6589
^^ Issue opened
^^ Issue opened
5/5
Thankfully, open source alternatives are starting to catch up in quality.
Maybe it is time to pay more attention to them and invest in solutions that give us more transparency and control.
Would love to hear how others handled this if it happened to you.
Github issue in next comment
Thankfully, open source alternatives are starting to catch up in quality.
Maybe it is time to pay more attention to them and invest in solutions that give us more transparency and control.
Would love to hear how others handled this if it happened to you.
Github issue in next comment
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
5/5
Thankfully, open source alternatives are starting to catch up in quality.
Maybe it is time to pay more attention to them and invest in solutions that give us more transparency and control.
Would love to hear how others handled this if it happened to you.
Github issue in next comment
Thankfully, open source alternatives are starting to catch up in quality.
Maybe it is time to pay more attention to them and invest in solutions that give us more transparency and control.
Would love to hear how others handled this if it happened to you.
Github issue in next comment
4/5
This experience really makes me question how much trust we put in these big platforms.
When the infrastructure is out of your hands, you are always at risk of being blindsided by changes you cannot control.
This experience really makes me question how much trust we put in these big platforms.
When the infrastructure is out of your hands, you are always at risk of being blindsided by changes you cannot control.
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
4/5
This experience really makes me question how much trust we put in these big platforms.
When the infrastructure is out of your hands, you are always at risk of being blindsided by changes you cannot control.
This experience really makes me question how much trust we put in these big platforms.
When the infrastructure is out of your hands, you are always at risk of being blindsided by changes you cannot control.
3/5
I reverted to OpenAI for now, but honestly, I expected more from Google.
If you are releasing a model, revising its version, showcasing it at your keynote, and encouraging everyone to build on it, the least you can do is announce breaking changes and give companies time to adapt.
I reverted to OpenAI for now, but honestly, I expected more from Google.
If you are releasing a model, revising its version, showcasing it at your keynote, and encouraging everyone to build on it, the least you can do is announce breaking changes and give companies time to adapt.
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
3/5
I reverted to OpenAI for now, but honestly, I expected more from Google.
If you are releasing a model, revising its version, showcasing it at your keynote, and encouraging everyone to build on it, the least you can do is announce breaking changes and give companies time to adapt.
I reverted to OpenAI for now, but honestly, I expected more from Google.
If you are releasing a model, revising its version, showcasing it at your keynote, and encouraging everyone to build on it, the least you can do is announce breaking changes and give companies time to adapt.
2/5
I opened an issue and immediately saw a wave of other companies reporting the same thing.
Imagine that your app stops working overnight and you have no idea why. It is a strange feeling when something so critical just fails out of nowhere.
I opened an issue and immediately saw a wave of other companies reporting the same thing.
Imagine that your app stops working overnight and you have no idea why. It is a strange feeling when something so critical just fails out of nowhere.
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
2/5
I opened an issue and immediately saw a wave of other companies reporting the same thing.
Imagine that your app stops working overnight and you have no idea why. It is a strange feeling when something so critical just fails out of nowhere.
I opened an issue and immediately saw a wave of other companies reporting the same thing.
Imagine that your app stops working overnight and you have no idea why. It is a strange feeling when something so critical just fails out of nowhere.
1/5
Yesterday everything worked perfectly in production. Today, Gemini just stopped working.
No code changes. No notice.
I spent hours digging through my own code, convinced I must have broken something, only to finally realize the issue was coming from Google's side.
Yesterday everything worked perfectly in production. Today, Gemini just stopped working.
No code changes. No notice.
I spent hours digging through my own code, convinced I must have broken something, only to finally realize the issue was coming from Google's side.
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
1/5
Yesterday everything worked perfectly in production. Today, Gemini just stopped working.
No code changes. No notice.
I spent hours digging through my own code, convinced I must have broken something, only to finally realize the issue was coming from Google's side.
Yesterday everything worked perfectly in production. Today, Gemini just stopped working.
No code changes. No notice.
I spent hours digging through my own code, convinced I must have broken something, only to finally realize the issue was coming from Google's side.
Google broke my app without any warning.
Full breakdown below 🧵
Full breakdown below 🧵
June 3, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Google broke my app without any warning.
Full breakdown below 🧵
Full breakdown below 🧵
how does it look?
May 28, 2025 at 6:49 PM
how does it look?
Reposted by Yonatan Lavy
Have you ever wanted an open source, ai native presentations?
May 28, 2025 at 6:47 PM
Have you ever wanted an open source, ai native presentations?
Fine, I'll build it myself
May 28, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Fine, I'll build it myself
Are there seriously no open source alternatives to Google Slides????
May 26, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Are there seriously no open source alternatives to Google Slides????
I love that I'm able to have 3 agents running in parallel on my codebase in cursor
Each has it's own agent mode, planning, executing or critiquing the execution of major features.
For planning I still use dotallio, but the code itself, cursor is hands down the best
Each has it's own agent mode, planning, executing or critiquing the execution of major features.
For planning I still use dotallio, but the code itself, cursor is hands down the best
May 20, 2025 at 2:00 PM
I love that I'm able to have 3 agents running in parallel on my codebase in cursor
Each has it's own agent mode, planning, executing or critiquing the execution of major features.
For planning I still use dotallio, but the code itself, cursor is hands down the best
Each has it's own agent mode, planning, executing or critiquing the execution of major features.
For planning I still use dotallio, but the code itself, cursor is hands down the best
5/
For more on the latest and cutting edge AI or my journey as I build @Dotallio feel free to follow me
For more on the latest and cutting edge AI or my journey as I build @Dotallio feel free to follow me
April 15, 2025 at 2:04 PM
5/
For more on the latest and cutting edge AI or my journey as I build @Dotallio feel free to follow me
For more on the latest and cutting edge AI or my journey as I build @Dotallio feel free to follow me