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Glad you made it in. Before you go anywhere else, work through the steps below. They will get you set up and ready to start. ✅ Introduce yourself in the comments. Tell us what you do and why you are here. ✅ Watch the Getting Started overview 📚Navigating The Course - Getting Started · Clief Notes ✅ Start with the Foundation course 0.1: Where All Of This Leads - The Foundation · Clief Notes ✅ Fill out your profile so people know who you are ✅ Join the next competition ⭐ Competitions Mega Thread - Getting Started · Clief Notes ⭐ On Competitions (and why I love them) We host a competition every two weeks. These are some of the most powerful places to learn and build here. Also Cash prices (often over $200) for the winners. Learning how to do something is one part of it. The real learning starts when you put it to work. That is what the competitions and the build sessions are for. On top of this they act as a portfolio a place to not just show us but show others (clients, bosses, your best friend) what you have been building and that you really CAN build. In order to win a competition you must be a paying member (It takes me hours to review submissions sometimes days. But if you win ONCE you can pay for a whole year of membership so I think that's only fair!) Watch the videos, then go make something.
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🏆 HOW COMPETITIONS WORK FROM NOW ON 🏆
Quick update on the competition schedule so everyone knows what to expect. 📅 NEW CADENCE: TWICE A MONTH We're dropping comps on the 15th and the 30th of every month. Two chances to compete, every month, on a set schedule you can plan around. ✍️ WHY THIS SCHEDULE Spacing them out this way means we can give tailored feedback on every single submission. Not just the winners. Everyone who enters gets notes on what worked, where it's weak, and what to do next. 🎁 WHAT WINNERS GET Along with the prize, every winner gets a 15-minute one-on-one with Jake. Use it to talk through your build, ask questions, or bring whatever else is on your mind. Two comps a month. Feedback on every entry. Direct time with Jake for the winners. Mark your calendar for the 15th and let's get to work!
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🎆 GOOD NEWS: THE SALE STAYS OPEN. HAPPY 4TH 🎆
We're holding the last sale through the holiday weekend so nobody misses it. 🎉 Premium: $27 → $14/mo 🎉 VIP: $97 → $67/mo This is the cheapest it will ever be. Once it closes, the price is gone for good. ⏰ New deadline: July 5th, 10:00 AM EST. This is the last extension. If you've been on the fence, sign up now. You lock this rate in and keep it every month going forward. 🖥️ ONE MORE REASON TO JOIN The week of July 5th we're dropping the software we've been building for this community. It goes out for beta testing first, and only Premium and VIP members get access. Sign up before the sale closes and you're in from day one.
Sonnet 5: My model's model
I Don't talk to Sonnet 5. My model does (Opus). I sit with one Claude. I direct it, I review what it hands back, I take the call when something's ambiguous. That's the seat I'm in. What I don't see directly is what that Claude dispatches to when the work is execution, not judgement. Loop tasks, cron jobs, every UltraCode fan-out. That's a different seat, one level down, and until now it ran on whatever was cheap enough to risk unattended. Sonnet 5 just moved into that seat. Near-Opus reasoning, full context, Sonnet pricing. I didn't upgrade my model. My model's model did. Who's dispatching for you, and did you notice when they got better? //A<3
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Hi, I was wondering if someone can explain if there is a difference between having a file structure in VSCode or in Obsidian It seems to me that they accomplish the same thing, or am I missing something?
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