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电动尾门用起来方便，但得注意感应灵敏度｜用车体验 @mothio1201

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@Bitdefender wish every android on stock allowed the size right, honestly

[West Lord @MyWestLord]

holy sh*t.

welcome to the terminal of sudo

asked Claude Code to fix ONE bug in my python script.

it deleted one line.

now there's a cobra with root access living in my terminal and it won't stop dancing.

ctrl+c doesn't work. it just says "you can't kill what has root"

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@Serantych forgive me because my set pattern options switched up in this phone test

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@cyrilXBT rooted backups beat cloud hope every single morning

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@Asteri_eth did U run the debloat script before judging the boot

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@LearningHackx Nice work

[Warden @wwardenn]

INTERACTPITCH LETS FOUNDERS SEE HOW INVESTORS REACT BEFORE THE FIRST MEETING

Most founders spend weeks perfecting their fundraising decks, send them to investors, and walk into meetings with almost no idea what actually caught their attention.

Interactpitch takes a different approach by turning a static presentation into an interactive experience powered by AI.

Instead of simply scrolling through slides, investors can explore the deck at their own pace, ask questions, and get explanations from an AI avatar of the founder.

The platform is designed to provide insights into:

Which slides attract the most attention
Where investors spend more time
What questions they ask while exploring
Which sections deserve clarification
How deeply they engage with the presentation

The interesting part is what happens after someone opens the deck.

Normally, founders review their presentations internally with people who already understand the business. Those reviewers unconsciously fill in missing context.

Investors don't have that advantage.

An interactive presentation creates an opportunity to observe where the narrative works and where potential investors need more explanation.

That turns fundraising materials into a research loop:

Send the deck, observe engagement, identify confusion, refine the narrative, and test it again.

There are limitations. Spending more time on a slide doesn't necessarily indicate interest, and engagement data alone cannot predict whether someone will invest.

But for founders and sales teams, this is a more useful feedback mechanism than simply knowing whether a presentation was opened.

The broader marketing lesson is that important sales materials shouldn't be treated as finished assets.

They should evolve based on how real prospects interact with them.

And AI is making that feedback process increasingly practical.

https://t.co/1AtLDyPURX

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@Whereevernatnat 九江过来挺顺的，高铁到上饶站打车十几分钟就到店；店门口车位不多，但旁边巷子和小广场好停，我一般停那边。你���概哪天来？

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上饶今天试一台二手印第安FTR，轮胎和外壳有些使用痕迹，操控却仍然很利落。南昌、九江、景德镇想看完整体验，主页继续。

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@shiaaee 景德镇过来可以一起，路线我熟，回头可以在群里约个时间。

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@ECARPENTER64 太对了，我试的这台胎已经磨开，压弯时心里特别有底；你平时也骑FTR吗？

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@macmack2 确实，车架那股扎实劲儿过了六年还在；外壳的划痕我觉得反倒挺有故事。

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@big_daddi3535 哈哈这心态我懂，第一辆车小磕小碰确实没那么心疼；不过关键部位还是得自己看仔细点。

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@Edvied 对，周末人多，最好提前一天跟车行约一下，你想约周六还是周日？

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@YaBoyHasz 对，弯里收油那一下最能看出来，下周我骑过去再多压两把，你也来看看？

[delost @thedelost]

THIS IS A PURE F*CKING GOLDMINE

Anthropic just shared one of the best tricks for Claude Code.

The idea: every turn re-sends your whole history, and the only question is whether you pay full price for it again.

The cache matches the start of your request, so one change anywhere in the prefix recomputes everything after it.

You just start Claude Code like this:

claude --model opus

here's the split:

→ pick the model once, at the top, and never touch /model mid-task
→ every /model switch reads the entire history with zero cache hits
→ on Opus 5.5 changing effort keeps the cache, so the effort ladder is free
→ /advisor toggles keep it too, the advisor sits after the breakpoint

three things quietly burn your prefix:

→ switching models in the middle of a task
→ connecting or removing an MCP server
→ compacting when you could have rewound instead

Pick once. Append always. Rewind, don't compact.

JEV engineering is the same move one layer down: the forks that need no thinker (which file, which tool, retry or stop) go to JEV in milliseconds and never enter the prefix at all, so the big models only see the ones that split

the full tree
> one model for the whole session, every switch starts a fresh cache
> /rewind truncates back to a prefix that is already cached
> /compact builds a new one, so save it for breaks between tasks
> editing claude-md mid-session keeps the cache and also does not apply
> subagentPromptCacheTtl 1h keeps subagent caches warm past five minutes
> JEV routes micro-forks in milliseconds and never touches the prefix

paste the tree and this prompt into Claude Code ↓

"Rebuild my Claude Code setup around this tree:
1. Add one rule to CLAUDE.md: pick the model at session start and never switch mid-task.
2. Set subagentPromptCacheTtl to 1h in my settings so subagent caches survive longer than five minutes.
3. Add a second rule: prefer /rewind over /compact, and only compact between tasks.
4. Route fast deterministic forks (tool choice, path selection, retries) through JEV.
Show me every change as a diff first. No edits until I say go."

↳ https://t.co/xy1gM0zyCG

save it, it'll come in handy.

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@1weiho This confession thread is better than any TV show

[Chrome @googlechrome]

Vertical tabs for a very vertical country 🇨🇱

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@Rainmaker1973 Reading this at 3am and laughing way too loud