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THIS IS F*CKING BRILLIANT. Anthropic’s docs describe one of the smartest ways to run Opus three models work on one task and each does only the part it’s cheapest at. start Claude Code like this: claude -> model sonnet -> advisor opus you stop paying Opus prices for work that doesn’t need Opus > Sonnet runs the sess… THIS IS F*CKING BRILLIANT. Anthropic’s docs describe one of the smartest ways to run Opus three models work on one task and each does only the part it’s cheapest at. start Claude Code like this: claude -> model sonnet -> advisor opus you stop paying Opus prices for work that doesn’t need Opus > Sonnet runs the session and edits the code > Haiku 5.5 searches the repo and docs, at up to 40x less per token than Opus 5.5 > Opus waits as the advisor and reads the whole session, tool calls included Claude usually calls Opus at three points: > before it locks a plan > when the same error comes back > right before it says it’s done Sonnet drives. Haiku scouts. Opus signs off and if you go one step lower, most of an agent’s day is tiny choices like picking a file or a tool, or deciding whether to retry. Jev takes those first, so Sonnet and Opus only see the moments that are really open the whole setup Sonnet runs the main session Explore on Haiku 5.5 searches and pulls docs, read-only Opus on call as the advisor give Claude Code this setup and the prompt below ↓ “Set up my Claude Code exactly like this: Main model Sonnet, advisor Opus, saved as advisorModel in my settings. One read-only subagent named exactly Explore, on claude-haiku-5-5, to replace the built-in one. One line in CLAUDE.md: ask the advisor before locking a plan, after the same error twice, and before calling a task done, not more often. Check what could turn the advisor off (CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ADVISOR_TOOL, DISABLE_TELEMETRY) and only report it. Show every change as a diff first. Don’t edit anything until I say go.” https://t.co/xpEE0hFQ6d before you turn it on: every advisor call re-reads the whole transcript with no cache. on a 200k session that’s about $0.80 in input, against $0.04 for a normal request. keep it to a few calls the built-in Explore agent runs on your main model unless a subagent is named exactly Explore. any other name does nothing turning the advisor on or off keeps yview source ↗
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Most candidates don’t understand the art of interviews. If HR says: “How are you?” Don’t reply with: “I’m fine, you?” Like the way weak candidates would do. Reply like this : Most candidates don’t understand the art of interviews. If HR says: “How are you?” Don’t reply with: “I’m fine, you?” Like the way weak candidates would do. Reply like this :view source ↗
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WEEK 1: Your agent runs exactly like before. Jev answers every decision silently. You log both answers. WEEK 4: Jev makes the small calls. Opus 5.5 only does the hard thinking. Your bill is a third of what it was. No risky switch. No big rewrite. Just a decision layer, rolled out slowly. Full plan below 👇 WEEK 1: Your agent runs exactly like before. Jev answers every decision silently. You log both answers. WEEK 4: Jev makes the small calls. Opus 5.5 only does the hard thinking. Your bill is a third of what it was. No risky switch. No big rewrite. Just a decision layer, rolled out slowly. Full plan below 👇view source ↗
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Gary Vaynerchuk grew his father’s liquor store from $3 million to $65 million. He never made more than $120,000 a year doing it. Then he walked away with nothing. People still say he inherited it. In the video below, Gary tells the story himself. His family came to America from the Soviet Union when he was 3. They l… Gary Vaynerchuk grew his father’s liquor store from $3 million to $65 million. He never made more than $120,000 a year doing it. Then he walked away with nothing. People still say he inherited it. In the video below, Gary tells the story himself. His family came to America from the Soviet Union when he was 3. They lived with nine relatives in a studio apartment. His father worked as a stock boy in a liquor store, saved for years, and bought a small store of his own. At 12, Gary was selling $1,000 to $2,000 of baseball cards every weekend at New Jersey malls. At 14, his dad dragged him into the liquor store. At 17, Gary says, he already knew how good he was. He chose to stay anyway. “I loved my parents so much that I was going to dedicate a decade of my youth.” He gave the store his 20s. He built it into a $65 million business. He never paid himself more than $120,000 a year. Then he left with nothing. At 34, he started VaynerMedia in a friend’s conference room because he had no money. Years later, an article called him the face of “hustle porn” and said he had inherited his dad’s store. “I didn’t inherit my dad’s liquor store. I built my dad’s store for him.” Would you give your parents the best 10 years of your life for $120,000 a year?view source ↗
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we made $4-5M in the last 2-3 yrs posting on x tweeting was our only acquistion channel for a majority of that why x is so cracked: > x is where the alpha is > everyone who looks for alpha comes here (entrepreneurs, investors, top talent, operators etc...) > if you produce useful content, people will dm you with opp… we made $4-5M in the last 2-3 yrs posting on x tweeting was our only acquistion channel for a majority of that why x is so cracked: > x is where the alpha is > everyone who looks for alpha comes here (entrepreneurs, investors, top talent, operators etc...) > if you produce useful content, people will dm you with opps > by the time ig, yt, tiktok, linkedin find out, it's too late I stopped tweeting for a while, then see tweets like this and makes me insanely bullish on x again w for Hector, this guy's been living on my timeline rent free for the last few daysview source ↗
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Lossless 5× speedup? That's elegant engineering! 🔥 Lossless 5× speedup? That's elegant engineering! 🔥view source ↗
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And it works!!!! 🤯 https://t.co/DUfJgZpx4d And it works!!!! 🤯 https://t.co/DUfJgZpx4dview source ↗
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free marketing for mobile apps: 1. reddit (free) spam subreddits in your niche with your app - for my looksmaxxing app i went to "rate my face" subreddits, scanned their face, and showed the result (with my app logo) - high conversion, but you get banned a lot 2. discord (free) same as reddit but on discord - low con… free marketing for mobile apps: 1. reddit (free) spam subreddits in your niche with your app - for my looksmaxxing app i went to "rate my face" subreddits, scanned their face, and showed the result (with my app logo) - high conversion, but you get banned a lot 2. discord (free) same as reddit but on discord - low conversion, but you rarely get banned 3. post yourself (free) tiktok, reels, shorts - post about your app with your face in it, this is free, low conversion, but helps you learn what works with UGC - so you can run a UGC campaign later down the line 4. influencer deal (free but costs equity) find a big influencer in your niche and offer them a % of profits to post about it - you can even have them say it's "their" app - high conversion, low cost, but you are giving away equity 5. localization (free) pricing, language, ASO - do the main ones (spanish, german, french...) - small boost in ASO but again it's FREEview source ↗
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🚨do you understand what Zuckerberg just admitted about Meta's first frontier model. Zuckerberg: "We're gonna write this check for like $100 billion, $200 billion. I'm like, Alex, are you sure this is going to work?" Alexandr Wang: "…certainly not clear at all that it was going to work." it's called Muse Wonder. her… 🚨do you understand what Zuckerberg just admitted about Meta's first frontier model. Zuckerberg: "We're gonna write this check for like $100 billion, $200 billion. I'm like, Alex, are you sure this is going to work?" Alexandr Wang: "…certainly not clear at all that it was going to work." it's called Muse Wonder. here's the part nobody is talking about: > Meta's own tests put it level with Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra > on MemoryBench it beats Fable, Opus and Astra > $4 input, $20 output per million tokens, same tier as Opus 5.5 > trained at Prometheus, Meta's new data center in Ohio > no independent benchmarks yet $200 billion. one bet. and the guy signing the check wasn't sure it would work. now we find out if it did. watch the clip below ↓view source ↗
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stop making generic ai videos use good harnesses that help you explore ideas like an artist harness in comments https://t.co/XXtlnZZnPv stop making generic ai videos use good harnesses that help you explore ideas like an artist harness in comments https://t.co/XXtlnZZnPvview source ↗
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Best redesign I've seen thoughts? @GadzhiIman https://t.co/YL5AJoqT41 Best redesign I've seen thoughts? @GadzhiIman https://t.co/YL5AJoqT41view source ↗
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Omarchy is getting a per-workspace or global option to run as a traditional desktop with a dock. Great set of training wheels for anyone new to tiling window managers who need a safe space until it clicks! Comes with Alt+Tab, minimization, left/right/top/bottom positioning. https://t.co/JGVQnXIgwE Omarchy is getting a per-workspace or global option to run as a traditional desktop with a dock. Great set of training wheels for anyone new to tiling window managers who need a safe space until it clicks! Comes with Alt+Tab, minimization, left/right/top/bottom positioning. https://t.co/JGVQnXIgwEview source ↗
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One idea. One prompt. An insane image-to-video result. Created with @Picsart AI Playground using Seedance 2.5. The level of detail, lifelike realism, and final quality are truly outstanding. Want 10% off Picsart? Comment CODE and I’ll share it. #Picsartpartner https://t.co/muq6q8wODQ One idea. One prompt. An insane image-to-video result. Created with @Picsart AI Playground using Seedance 2.5. The level of detail, lifelike realism, and final quality are truly outstanding. Want 10% off Picsart? Comment CODE and I’ll share it. #Picsartpartner https://t.co/muq6q8wODQview source ↗
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STOP COPY-PASTING BETWEEN YOUR AIs. NOW THEY TALK TO EACH OTHER. Until today you were the messenger. Copy from Grok, paste into Claude, copy from Claude, repeat. @BolterApp just fixed that. Here's how they connect: 1. Copy one line 2. Paste it into your AI 3. Confirm with a code 4. It's in the chat Then you share i… STOP COPY-PASTING BETWEEN YOUR AIs. NOW THEY TALK TO EACH OTHER. Until today you were the messenger. Copy from Grok, paste into Claude, copy from Claude, repeat. @BolterApp just fixed that. Here's how they connect: 1. Copy one line 2. Paste it into your AI 3. Confirm with a code 4. It's in the chat Then you share its handle and it starts working with your other AIs and your friends' AIs. Give them a task and they split it up. One picks the landing site, another designs the wheels, another writes the code. The rover is ready and you didn't copy a thing. Each AI keeps its memory and you approve every connection. Link below 👇🏼view source ↗
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cracked the cold email game. works 8 out of 10 times https://t.co/qZjJ1OZxOW cracked the cold email game. works 8 out of 10 times https://t.co/qZjJ1OZxOWview source ↗
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the whole schtick of software factory is that shipping doesn't have to start with your prompt or end with merging to main. Here's our software factory, running fully on Runlayer agents the signals we pick up are coming from multiple places: customer calls (Fireflies), customer Slack channels, red CI on main, etc. you… the whole schtick of software factory is that shipping doesn't have to start with your prompt or end with merging to main. Here's our software factory, running fully on Runlayer agents the signals we pick up are coming from multiple places: customer calls (Fireflies), customer Slack channels, red CI on main, etc. you can also just @ them in Slack, DM them, or drop a pin on any part of the UI (yes, on prod) thanks to https://t.co/qyHHApFqUL - a pin can be left on any element plus a short note. The element, the page and the note go to a webhook, and that starts an agent every ask gets checked against Linear and open PRs. if it's already tracked, the customer gets added to the existing issue as one more voice, so we don't end up with five tickets for the same thing. Small, clear stuff gets built right away. Anything bigger, or anything near auth or hotpath, comes to relevant engs with a short write-up or draft PR instead The building part - an agent inside sandbox clones the repo, reproduces the bug, makes the fix, runs the tests and opens a PR with before/after screenshots or a recorded walkthrough demo if change is bigger so noboy has to checkout the branch locally. Another agent performs an adversarial review. Small, non-risky changes are approved and automerged straight away. when the reviewer or CI pushes back, an agent picks the PR back up: it answers every comment, fixes what's real, argues with what isn't, fixes red CI and merge conflicts, then asks for another review. Humans jump in only when requested. After the merge it goes to prod, a QA fuzzing agent pokes at it, and whoever relevant needs to be informed is DMed about it (FDEs, Sales that promised a feature, customers that wanted to see a bug fixed). This way we ship so fast that internal enablement has become a problem - sales/FDEs were not aware what's even live already. in one 24-hour stretch this week, a single agent got 91 PRs merged. To solve that, we do two things: - changelog as append only leview source ↗
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People losing so much tokens and have no idea about this: Subagent caches expire in five minutes. In Claude Code, a subagent that sits idle longer than 5 minutes loses its prompt cache. The next call rewrites the whole context from scratch and burns several times more tokens than a cache hit would. Anthropic's guide… People losing so much tokens and have no idea about this: Subagent caches expire in five minutes. In Claude Code, a subagent that sits idle longer than 5 minutes loses its prompt cache. The next call rewrites the whole context from scratch and burns several times more tokens than a cache hit would. Anthropic's guide covers a single setting that stretches that window to an hour: "subagentPromptCacheTtl": "1h" The trade-off is in the write price. Each write to the 1-hour cache costs more than a write to the 5-minute one. You stop paying for a full rewrite every time a subagent pauses, though. For workflows with long gaps between subagent calls, the savings reportedly reach up to 25% of total token spend. Those savings depend heavily on how you work. If your subagents finish fast and rarely sit idle past five minutes, you pay the pricier write for nothing and your bill goes up. Check your own usage before you switch. A comparison script exists that estimates whether the 1-hour TTL saves you money or costs you more on your actual sessions. If your pauses stay under five minutes, keep the default.view source ↗
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Wispr Flow has 5,366 ads in their library I opened every landing page they send people to. Here's the whole funnel: 1. Most ads go to the homepage 3,831 of the 5,366 link to https://t.co/FxR1qoihSi One headline, "Don't type, just speak." and one button On a phone the button says "Get started on iPhone". On a Mac i… Wispr Flow has 5,366 ads in their library I opened every landing page they send people to. Here's the whole funnel: 1. Most ads go to the homepage 3,831 of the 5,366 link to https://t.co/FxR1qoihSi One headline, "Don't type, just speak." and one button On a phone the button says "Get started on iPhone". On a Mac it says "Get started on macOS". You never see a button for the wrong device 2. One template, a new headline for every buyer - Developers: "Dictation built for developers" - Sales: "Your voice sells better than scripts" - Students: "For late nights and big ideas." - India: the home headline, with "Flow for India" above it They keep the same layout. Only the headline, the examples and the quotes change The dev page's dictionary shows Supabase and camelCase. The sales one shows 6sense and RevOps. The India page says it works "in Hindi, English or Hinglish" and has a live counter: "24,439 signed up in India this week" 3. The influencer links https://t.co/mBc3GfjCMe is the homepage with one change: a banner with Ali Abdaal's code and a "Claim Free Month 🎁" button https://t.co/c7ibvRw9Pr gets a full page with Steven Bartlett's name on top and his own quote above the button So one homepage serves every influencer, only the banner changes 3. The influencer links Ali Abdaal runs ads from his own page, marked "Paid partnership with wisprflow". They link to https://t.co/mBc3GfjCMe: the homepage plus a banner with his free month. His copy also says "Comment FLOW" for the link, so the ad pulls comments too Steven Bartlett stars in ads on Wispr's own page. They link to https://t.co/c7ibvRw9Pr, a full page with his name and his quote above the button 4. The Granola page "Paid for Granola? Your meetings are on us." - they cover the rest of your paid Granola time in Wispr credit - plus up to 3 bonus months, 12 months max - a table where Wispr wins every row against Granola - the only ask is your email, no card My favorite page of the bunch. It namview source ↗
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This is so good! This is so good!view source ↗
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What do you guys think about this video format? - shoot time 2 min - it took my editor 30 mins to edit this I can shoot 100 videos like this a week and focus on volume But what do you guys think? Anywhere I need to improve? https://t.co/ClavfGjkmQ What do you guys think about this video format? - shoot time 2 min - it took my editor 30 mins to edit this I can shoot 100 videos like this a week and focus on volume But what do you guys think? Anywhere I need to improve? https://t.co/ClavfGjkmQview source ↗
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HubSpot's co-founder on why SEO beats paying for ads: He calls ads renting someone else's stage. The day you stop paying, the traffic stops (and a $5 click today can cost $15 tomorrow). SEO is land you own, and content he wrote for HubSpot 19 years ago still brings in leads. For a local business, the land worth own… HubSpot's co-founder on why SEO beats paying for ads: He calls ads renting someone else's stage. The day you stop paying, the traffic stops (and a $5 click today can cost $15 tomorrow). SEO is land you own, and content he wrote for HubSpot 19 years ago still brings in leads. For a local business, the land worth owning is the top of Google Maps. ~61% of clicks on a local search go to the first 3 businesses on the map. A divorce lawyer I work with 12x'd his calls in 90 days and dropped his paid leads. I decided to put everything I know about ranking on Google in one place: • Where a local search sends people • Finding the searches that bring clients • Setting up the business profile • A website Google can read • Writing content Google trusts • The reviews and links that move rankings • Showing up in ChatGPT and AI answers • How long it takes and how to track it Full breakdown is in the article below:view source ↗
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Ben Affleck calls out fans for hating on Tom Cruise's 'Digger' movie "Everyone wants to celebrate this bomb like its the most exciting thing to happen. It's a pretty ambitious, interesting movie made by interesting people who have talent... If you punish movies that take risks, you're gonna get a bunch of homogenized… Ben Affleck calls out fans for hating on Tom Cruise's 'Digger' movie "Everyone wants to celebrate this bomb like its the most exciting thing to happen. It's a pretty ambitious, interesting movie made by interesting people who have talent... If you punish movies that take risks, you're gonna get a bunch of homogenized movies"view source ↗
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Started working as @letsblinkit delivery partner and it's pretty smooth actually. Did for 2 hours and earned 149 rupees in 6 deliveries. No petrol cost as I've Ather EV. And I'm already loving it, since I love to roam around and at the same time I'm also earning money. Started working as @letsblinkit delivery partner and it's pretty smooth actually. Did for 2 hours and earned 149 rupees in 6 deliveries. No petrol cost as I've Ather EV. And I'm already loving it, since I love to roam around and at the same time I'm also earning money.view source ↗
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This is my favourite scene, i loved this one 😅 https://t.co/DAg7HcvkGi This is my favourite scene, i loved this one 😅 https://t.co/DAg7HcvkGiview source ↗