u/eaiarthur_

With Sonnet 5.0 out, I'm noticing it feels more about cost than actual intelligence gains. And honestly, 4.6 has been struggling with stuff that used to be easy for it.

I'm not asking about complex architecture decisions, big refactors, or hard algorithmic problems. I mean the regular day to day tasks. Quick fixes, small features, routine debugging, the stuff that makes up most of your actual workday.

What do you use for that? Opus on low effort, Opus on medium, 4.7 on low, something like that?

And I'm not talking about API costs, I mean usage limits, since I'm guessing most people here are on a plan, not pay per token. What's actually the best cost benefit for daily driving, considering the limits you get?

Tô considerando comprar um carro mas os números não fecham pra compra à vista. Fui ver as opções e financiamento praticamente dobra o valor do carro, e promissória exige 80% de entrada. Não é viável pra mim agora.

Aí fui olhar aluguel mensal e tá na faixa de R$1.500 a R$2.000 pra algo econômico. Parece muito, mas quando coloco na balança com os custos reais de ter um carro próprio, a conta muda:

Carro próprio: parcela do financiamento + seguro + IPVA + manutenção + pneu + combustível + qualquer problema que aparecer

Carro alugado: só a mensalidade

Carro não é imóvel. Não valoriza, só deprecia. Então financiar pra "ter no final" não parece tão vantajoso quanto parece. E o mercado de usados aqui tá insano, tô vendo Celta de 2009 por R$30k.

Alguém já fez essa conta ou tem experiência com aluguel mensal aqui em Goiânia? Vale a pena mesmo ou tem alguma pegadinha que eu tô deixando passar?

EDIT: Esqueci de mencionar: financiamento sem entrada chega a quase o triplo do valor do carro. Fora todos os custos que já listei acima.

Hey everyone,

I recently got a Logitech MX Master (with Actions Ring support) and I'm trying to optimize my workflow with the Claude Desktop app.

I know the Actions Ring has pre-built profiles for apps like Photoshop, Slack, and Notion, but I couldn't find any ready-made profile specifically for Claude Desktop.

So I'm curious:

• Are you using Actions Ring with Claude Desktop?
• What shortcuts/actions have you configured in your custom profile?
• Any Smart Actions or workflows that work particularly well for prompting, editing, or navigating chats?

I'm thinking about setting up things like quick access to "New Chat", keyboard shortcuts for sending messages, text editing commands, and maybe some plugin triggers. But I'd love to hear what's actually useful in practice before I spend time configuring everything.

If anyone has a config export or screenshot of their Actions Ring setup for Claude, that would be amazing!

I keep seeing these terms thrown around in tutorials and videos, but I've never seen anyone give a concrete example that makes the difference actually click.

Everyone says:

• "just create a skill for that"

"use a hook here"

"install the plugin"

"put it in your CLAUDE.md"

But when I dig deeper, the explanations are always vague or too theoretical.

Same goes for the markdown files - I see people mentioning CLAUDE. md, SKILL.md, and agents. md like they're obvious, but no one explains:

• What actually goes in each one?

Are they just documentation, or do they actively change how Claude behaves?

• When does Claude even read them?

What I'm looking for is something like:

"If you're thinking X, that's probably a Hook. If you're thinking Y, that's a Skill. If you need Z, that's what CLAUDE.md is for."

Real-world examples would be hugely appreciated.

I noticed that Logitech released a feature I'd seen here a while ago on this subreddit, where you press the switch and it switches devices, and it switches the mouse along with it – brilliant, right? Having this natively would be a huge help, but when I went to the website to understand how it works, I discovered that the MX Mechanical keyboard isn't compatible, only the Keys version. I haven't found anything anywhere saying they're going to expand this to other devices, but it would be ironic to pay more for a keyboard and then lose functionality.

Note: If anyone finds any information about this, I would be grateful.

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