This year, those who were shouting about going overseas, AI, super individuals, and all kinds of nonsense, have all turned into clueless spam accounts on X. Their daily operations have nothing to do with AI or going overseas.
Their revenue models are only selling courses and spouting nonsense to run ads—using hot topics to curry traffic and create elaborate illusions, or they just copy and paste plagiarized articles like opening a Hong Kong card, a SIM card, or xxx card, which are even less insightful than ten-minute ChatGPT research.
A typical example is today’s everyone posting about Macaron

From another perspective, the market that vibe coding now occupies is the market that low-code once dreamed of: a group of people who can’t write code but want to create products by simply dragging and dropping.
The main problem with low-code is its rigidity and lack of flexibility, along with a very high learning curve. Vibe coding, on the other hand, starts with conversational programming—what you see is what you get.
Moreover, the target audience here isn’t necessarily looking to create commercial products right away. Instead, they want to first build something fun for themselves and then s

After using Codex intensively for a month, I eventually switched back to VSCode + Codex plugin.
Before rebuilding the new end-to-end debugging standards for CLI and code, pure CLI programming is basically just an entertainment product: you can't monitor, you can't track, you have no idea what you've written, and it's not possible to produce something usable.

Is the top grassroots donation in the crypto world凉兮大将军?

You can purchase machines from Hetzner to create a low-spec version of Vercel + AI SDK to charge tolls, engage in price wars, and I haven't heard about any major incidents happening at Hetzner every day. It's also acceptable for production use, focusing on being extremely cheap.

The version answer for quickly developing an AI agent, hono + ai-sdk + ai-sdk-tools, with simple training anyone can create their own agent, which is a thousand times more flexible than dify n8n, with a similarly low threshold.

These days I've been using nodejs to write the backend, and I've found that the entire ecosystem has reached a plug-and-play level, especially in AI development, which is done quickly and easily; the flexibility and lightness are just amazing.

r3s is all set up, installed istoreos and passwall, and on the TV, I installed a derivative version of tvbox, with the source set to Ouge's cloud storage 4k, watching it is super smooth.
The whole house equipment can also automatically bypass the firewall; you just need to buy an r3s bare machine from Taobao, then flash the system and connect it to the router. The entire process only requires pressing buttons, no more than ten steps, it's brainless simple.
In addition, the r3s configuration is quite good, and it can even run Docker and databases. You can't buy a high-performance ro

The famous shopping mall Westfield Valley Fair in the Bay Area was shot at; I have been there several times before.
When I returned home, people asked me how the public safety in the U.S. was, and I said it was pretty safe. md forget what I said, I almost died in battle 😅😅

The famous shopping mall Westfield Valley Fair in San Jose was shot at; I had been there several times before.
When people asked me how the security is in the US after I returned home, I said it's pretty safe, md forget I said that, I almost died on the battlefield😅😅

Gemini3 plagiarized the design draft with a score of 1000 points, and a coding score of 0, making it almost unusable. Currently, the best cost-performance ratio and most capable one is the only designated codex + chatgpt 5 in various versions.

Gemini3's literary prompt generation is indeed impressive; it's much better for agent prompt adjustment than gpt5 codex max.

A self-created wallet imported into the wallet, and then applying for a U card within the wallet app, surprisingly does not support participating in the moew event and 0 fee😅

Why do people always think about trying to catch the bottom, even setting a psychological bottom price for themselves, as if reaching that price means it's a solid, unbreakable floor?
Isn't buying now better than chasing at 100,000 or buying at the top at 120,000?
Buying a little now, doesn't it mean you still have ammo to enter at key positions later, without missing out on potential opportunities?
Every time there's a dip and some sideways movement, entering the market is a form of bottom fishing in itself. The market is disorderly and chaotic; in the crypto space, there are no fundamentals.