一颗小土豆

凡是过往，皆为序章

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@x_insider4 Gear much worth parents recommend anyway expensive nicer bigger stroller basket how cost actually worth this on night minutes exactly

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@x_insider4 My smug filter most baby actually one years really knows weird happy giggle

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@nhicemehh 石家庄这台二手钱江的坐姿看着比新车顺眼，轻熟感其实是骑手跟车磨出来的默契，不是车本身。

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

值不值得接手，关键看跑厦泉莆三地的通勤距离能不能配得上。

[车友圈的温柔小月 @imanmuskav]

福州今天看二手本田复古车，像成熟老师，漆面不再崭新，却多了一点岁月味，机械状态反而特别顺。厦门、泉州、莆田想看值不值得接手，主页继续。

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

分批次聊山路这个思路我记住了，庆阳那段或许会更考验车架的松弛度。

[小柚陪你聊汽车 @heartbreakid914]

兰州这台凯旋Tiger像经常背包旅行的成熟姐姐，外表带点风尘感，实际特别会照顾长途节奏。高车身却不显难驾驭。天水、白银、庆阳想看山路表现，主页继续。

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@yhammie_yhannie 座高实际多高？170左右的人骑会不会脚尖都够不着地？

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@nikki5184 老城这边民主街跟西大街的接口最典型，巷口还停一排车，反正你实地一试就知道短轴到底值不值了。

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@kamekazy 早上冷启动最实在，我要是抽得出空就约早点过去蹲着听，你先拍好视频留着也行。

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@NouveauPizana 无锡帮顶一下，有没有具体位置？改天想去看看实车。

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@Huawei that exhaust note on the downshift, chill in the best way

[le0xet @le0xet]

This is f*cking gold.

Anthropic put out an official guide for agents that keep working while you sleep, with a full template inside. 9 minutes to read, one evening to adapt.

The setup: point it at your Slack channels and GitHub repos. Every morning it does the catch-up you normally lose an hour on:

-> What changed since yesterday.
-> Which reviews are stuck on you.
-> Which decisions are blocking someone else.

It verifies each item first, then posts a short brief to Slack.

Memory is built in. It knows what it reported last time, so you never get the same update twice.

Preferences, schedule and a spending cap live in the config, so the agent runs on your terms and stops at your budget.

All of it runs on Anthropic's infrastructure. Laptop closed, phone in your pocket, brief waiting when you open Slack.

Save this, then read the full Opus 5.5 Harness Engineering guide ↓

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@ArchiveExplorer launch control on cold asphalt is a crime though

[一颗小土豆 @lordyboy21]

@awp_Akira night car meets hit different in empty parking lots

[Akira @awp_Akira]

THIS GUY MAKES $18K PER WEBSITE AND CLAUDE BUILDS EVERY ONE OF THEM

he describes a cinematic concept in plain English and Claude turns it into a full award style site

it lays out the fullscreen layouts with the immersive scroll flow baked in

it wires up GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Three.js so the motion feels premium from the first load

layered visuals, particles and depth effects get generated and placed for him

the typography comes back bold, minimal and intentional without him touching a style guide

smooth reveals, fades and image expansions fire as you scroll like a real studio built it

subtle cursor and hover interactions sit on top so the whole page feels alive

he just refines the spacing, timing and pacing until it reads cinematic

agencies charge 10k to 20k for one site like this and he ships them in a weekend

one person can run a design studio that used to need a team of five

tomorrow I show the exact Claude setup that turns a blank page into one of these scroll builds

[ESPN College Football @ESPNCFB]

With Texas, Alabama and LSU losing in Week 6 and undefeated UCLA winning at Oregon, the door opened for some teams to enter the College Football Playoff conversation.

@CFBHeather has the latest bubble watch ⬇️ https://t.co/gPJLvZJ9UN

[ESPN College Football @ESPNCFB]

This dime from Florida International QB JJ Kohl before the end of the half 🔥

[frontman🪖 @frontm_an]

this is fck**** incredible

$2,400 from just 100k views?

this 24-year-old claims he’s running an entire youtube animation operation from his bedroom.

no animators.
no drawing skills.
no traditional studio.

his content? children’s nursery rhymes.

here’s the workflow:

→ find successful kids’ youtube channels
→ screenshot their video feed
→ drop the screenshot into claude
→ use the higgsfield mcp connected to claude
→ tell it to analyze the channel and create a week of original content around the same niche and style
→ generate the animation
→ upload it
→ repeat

the wild part is how little manual work is involved.

instead of spending weeks creating a single animation, the ai handles the characters, scenes, movement, lighting, and visuals.

then he uploads another video the next day.

the kids watching don’t know how it was made.

and the parents aren’t thinking about the production process either.

they just see another colorful kids video.

that’s the bigger shift.

you no longer need a full animation team to start experimenting with animated content.

one person + ai tools + a repeatable workflow can potentially produce content at a scale that used to require an entire studio.

most people will watch the tutorial and move on.

a few will actually test the workflow.

full breakdown in the article below.

bookmark this for later.