陌上尘

多喜乐，长安宁

[Nasdaq Exchange @NasdaqExchange]

James Cadwallader, Co-Founder and CEO of @profound, sits down with Nasdaq to share what's driving the company's rapid momentum and how he sees the role of the marketer changing.

See the full interview here: https://t.co/0OtR8JuIXD

[Sakata @sakatayasha]

Kimi K3.1 Pro vs DeepSeek V4.1 Flash

tested on the same prompt:

a full interactive Three.js Egyptian temple complex at dawn

sand dunes, dig and brush tools, day and night cycle, burial chamber puzzle, weather, torch, photo mode

> Kimi K3.1 Pro finished in 41 min
> DeepSeek V4.1 Flash finished in 32 min

which one did better?

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@GeminiApp the patch notes are done, take it as given, getting main to ten followers is hard

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@Reuters recycled sprites after jam and the collision hurtbox behaves now

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@Kaggii_ devlog screenshot incoming once lighting stops washing the whole scene

[Hoodie @HoodieFade_]

THIS IS PURE F*CKING GOLD

Official Anthropic tip for Claude Code: stop running Opus on every turn.

Put the architect on call with /advisor, while Sonnet builds.

Here is the whole point:

When you run Opus for the entire session, it bills every routine git status, linter output, or file grep at maximum frontier rates. You are literally paying top-tier model prices just to parse terminal logs.

The /advisor engine solves this through a clean split:

Sonnet handles all the heavy lifting in the terminal: writing code, patching diffs, and executing test suites at baseline cost

Opus stays dormant on Anthropic's server infrastructure and only wakes up for high-stakes decisions: before locking an architectural plan, when a test breaks twice, or before the final commit

It ingests the context, injects authoritative guidance, and goes right back to sleep while Sonnet carries out the edits

Technical detail from the docs most people missed:

Calling /advisor mid-session does NOT invalidate your main model's prompt cache. The cached prefix stays intact, and the guidance from Opus is simply appended to the conversation history for subsequent turns.

To lock this in permanently, add this to your ~/.claude/settings.json:

{
"advisorModel": "opus"
}

And add one simple directive to your ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md:

"Escalate to /advisor opus for architectural reviews and repeated test failures. Do not invoke advisor on routine bash commands."

If you need to temporarily disable it in your terminal:

export CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADVISOR_TOOL=1

https://t.co/S6x234iTaP

save it, this will save you serious money on your next large build.

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@prettygurllisa 风衣这个比喻我先偷了，回头形容我那台老车

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@s4yonnara shipped my first demo last friday, the crash logs are brutal

[小豆说汽车知识 @amyanna32]

温州这台无极街车像干练职场姐姐，设计不复杂，上手也快，城市里特别自然。金华、台州、宁波想看完整体验，主页有后续。

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@feb1093 我倒觉得它不是温柔，是慢节奏才显得文气，红灯起步拧狠点也很野。

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@pupuddhh 哈哈哈哈被你这么一说我心痒痒，等哪天路过店里进去坐一下感受感受

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@peopelare36578 通勤为主，偶尔周末跑个一两个小时，合不合适真的骑久了才心里有数，祝你这台车找到懂它的人。

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@WARREN_21 试驾就想把人惯成敢拧油，可说真的，街道上用不着这么大扭矩，稍微有点危险。

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@lmgf77 价格卡得挺实，但这台要有全套手续，才值得跑一趟福州。

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@Martiin5 姿态是有味道，但低速真听话吗？我骑过一次感觉车头有点沉。

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@NouveauPizana 常州这边估计也有人想看，这种成色的实车光看照片聊不出太多，还是得亲眼见。

[RazeDen @razeden0]

OPUS 5.5 REBUILT 9 OF MY PAID TOOLS IN ONE WEEKEND AND I CANCELLED $364/MONTH OF SUBSCRIPTIONS LAST NIGHT.

I fed it 12 months of my bank history. It found 23 subscriptions. I was sure I had 8.

One file turns Claude into a software accountant that knows every tool you pay for, what you actually use inside it, and what it would cost to own it.

→ First it scans every charge and builds the map. 23 tools, $7,344 a year, and 61% of the features I paid for I never opened once.

→ Opus 5.5 picks the targets. 9 tools where I use 1-3 buttons out of 40+.

→ Sonnet 5.5 writes the code. About 85% of the work.

→ Haiku 5.5 writes 1,140 tests for pennies. The expensive brain wakes up on 5% of the calls.

→ A second Opus 5.5 runs my version next to the original. Out of 214 features it found 37 that didn’t behave the same and sent them back to fix.

The whole weekend cost $14.80 in tokens.
My yearly software bill went from $7,344 to $2,976.

That’s $4,368 back. For one file.
Save this before your next auto-renewal hits ↓

[陌上尘 @zoeboy4life]

@razeden0 weekend outfit: denim shirt, olive chinos, one steel watch