@DePaulaAllyson o consumo sobe para milhões de tokens, enquanto no GPT/Claude, com o mesmo workflow, fica muito menor.
Alguém já comparou isso? É comportamento normal do GLM, problema do https://t.co/8DA8TT33lq ou do cliente (OpenCode/Claude Code)?
@DePaulaAllyson Você usa o GLM via https://t.co/8DA8TT33lq também está vendo um consumo de tokens muito acima do esperado?
Tenho a impressão de que o prompt cache quase não está sendo aproveitado (ou não está contabilizando corretamente). Em tasks relativamente simples ...
people complaining that “AI-generated designs all look the same” clearly weren’t around when every SaaS dashboard looked like a slightly recolored Bootstrap + AdminLTE + Metronic template from ThemeForest.
We standardized design years ago — AI is just exposing it.
Inertia.js isn’t “just another tool”.
In 2026 it’s already the sanest default for building real full-stack apps.
No separate API layer. No Redux/TanStack Query boilerplate. No hydration headaches. Just clean server-driven pages with React/Vue/Svelte.
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While y’all are still over-engineering JSON APIs + SPA frontend with 15 layers of state management, teams using Inertia are shipping 3x faster with way less complexity.
It’s the modern monolith we actually needed.
Inertia isn’t coming.
It’s been 3 days since I stopped writing code.
No features. No refactors. No clever abstractions.
Just positioning. Messaging. Offers. Distribution.
And here’s the uncomfortable part:
It’s generating more leverage than another week of “perfect architecture” ever would.
1/2
Engineers love to debate stacks.
The market doesn’t care.
Users don’t buy elegance.
They buy clarity.
Most devs hide in code because it’s measurable, controllable, safe.
Marketing is exposed. Ambiguous. Brutal.
But revenue doesn’t come from clean commits.
It comes from demand.
What if the System of Record isn’t dying…
but quietly dissolving?
From one “source of truth”
to many agents interpreting reality in real time.
When truth is generated on demand,
who is accountable for it?
Not a tech problem.
A power shift.
Unpopular opinion: AI isn’t stealing jobs — it’s finally exposing how useless 70% of white-collar work actually is.
If your entire role can be replaced by a $20/month subscription in 2026, maybe the problem wasn’t the AI… it was always the job.
Change my mind. 🔥