房住不炒期间，是房价涨的最快的时候

So I just found a way to test whether your Claude actually knows your real physical location. You get Claude to build you a little footprint map as an Artifact — and it's not an app, just a plain HTML file. Then you describe the feature in the simplest terms: it lets you log the places you've traveled to, the places you've been for work, the places you've lived. And when it's done, Claude drops in a batch of sample data. That sample data is where it quietly leaks what it remembers about you — its read on your personal profile. Like, it got my hometown right, but it thinks my current residence is Singapore — which is why I can use my account without any trouble. So if everything's working fine for you, but it says the place you live is somewhere Claude isn't allowed to serve, then your proxy is probably the problem.

深圳招商伊顿酒店我还看到solana的活动和gosim大会一起。

支持 yetone，magpie 非常非常好用，我推荐给了好几个朋友，不太会折腾电脑的人也能轻松实现他想要的效果。 而且这是一个在努力更新的开源项目，作者反馈也非常快，非常在意用户需求的项目，说他的人积点口德。

Claude $20 plan also included this. OpenAI seems not care their $20 plan users any more.

cool!

Ultrafast 500$pro only 8x speed with 6x consumption of price that's all. Nothing happened actually. Make the real change, Tibo.

I think this is a new kind of class divide. Like, in the future different people might have different levels of access — using different AI models, getting different levels of intelligence — and that ends up splitting people into different classes all over again. Which looks like a step backwards

So after OpenAI's first update — the one that came the day after launch — honestly, just from using it, the throughput and response speed on GPT 6.1-Sol feel much better. Before, with fast mode off, you'd basically wait 3–5 minutes just to see any intermediate output at all. Now, in that same 3–5 minutes it's actually working — it can get 20–30% of a complex task done. And in its output it even mentions things like keeping the conversation from getting too heavy, or cutting down the volume of image content in long tasks. So it clearly used to over-check a lot — and after this update, that's gotten much better. And honestly, this is one of those changes I've really felt in actual use.

That's a big deal. Hope so！ I just renewed my ChatGPT Pro plan.

I've tested a ton of these so-called one-click video editing skills — Codex editing skills, A/B roll skills, all kinds of video-generation and explainer-video skills. Setting aside the pure knowledge-explainer stuff (like making an explainer video with Opus 5.5 — that's a different story) — I'm talking about talking-head videos. After digging into all of this, burning all those tokens stacking one skill on top of another and tweaking them back and forth, I honestly think: if you put that same effort into just learning CapCut, you'd get there faster, and the result would be way better than editing with Codex. In fact, after personally testing 5 or 6 one-click-export talking-head editing skills for Codex, I found they're not even as good as my KaiPai subscription — it has a built-in AI editor that just applies a template, and the output still looks better. Maybe for talking-head videos, people should be focusing more on the content than on the format. There are plenty of ways to cut cost or save time on the format side — but creating the content itself is the one part you can't get around. That one absolutely requires your brain and your instincts to be in it.

So I noticed that the overseas version of Workbuddy, the Workbuddy AI app, seems to have removed the option to sign up. We used to be able to just sign in with Google, but now that doesn’t work either. It asks for an email address and a password instead. But we signed in with one click back then, so I don’t think we ever set a password.

Respect!

enjoying opus5.5🥹