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The timeline is full of people discussing AI these days, and some of the remarks with strong "old money" vibes are truly exasperating.
Scenario 1️⃣: At a high-end gathering, someone from the xx industry doesn't know about OpenClaw, another person is still using Doubao, and yet another doesn't even know how to install Claude. I just smile and say nothing.
Scenario 2️⃣: Chatting with a top-tier tech company executive, I discovered he doesn't understand how to use Skill or install MCP. I just smile and say nothing.
Scenario 3️⃣: "Programmers who don't use Claude will be eliminated. This world has

What’s most exciting about AI for developers like us right now is: ideas, product logic can be quickly implemented, rapidly deployed, and quickly validated.
This time last year, we were developing the FM client, and three people took over a month to deploy the model.
With the current capabilities of opus 4.6, the same workload can be achieved in less than two weeks.
You have to remember that at this time last year, AI had already taken over about 50% of my development workload.
I can’t believe what AI coding will look like a year from now😂

The entire timeline now is filled with Openclaw, Lobster🦞.
Occasionally, you can see a blockchain-related post😂.
Group members are still passionately discussing AI, Big A, U.S. stocks and precious metals, club models, electric vehicle trading—things like margin trading and IPOs are already disliked by everyone.
This indicates that the market has truly entered a deep bear phase, and most of the arguments have already been settled.
After so many years in the circle, this is the first time I've encountered such a market; even the desire to talk about bears is almost gone.

Ultraman is a great person. It seems that those who previously paid for GPT membership were given a free 1-month Plus plan to experience GPT 5.3.

In today's world where traffic anxiety is common, how can small to medium-sized accounts break through?
This is the question I pose. Currently, I don't have a good solution for my account or a clear way to boost traffic.
It's said that Chinese people tend to look for a teacher whenever they encounter any difficulty.
So, since January, I've seen everyone generally sharing methods like "evil cultivation account creation," and I also tried it, including replying in Japanese and attempting to generate broad traffic.
It actually works; looking at the backend traffic, there has been a qualitative le

Can this Bsc Meme super cycle bring $bnb back to 1000?
Buying in at 1200 to get in early, YB has been trapped until now and is exhausted.
As for using it to chase dogs, based on my past experience, once I can't resist starting to chase, it's basically the market's peak.
I was born without the luck for dog coins or unexpected wealth.

Recently, I’ve seen many teachers preparing their year-end summaries.
On a whim, I’ve also decided to write a bit over the past couple of days. For other teachers, this year might have been a year of earning small to big profits.
For me, 2025 was a year when I nearly fell below the “kill line” in the crypto circle and almost got wiped out.
This article is sponsored by @playacevip2025 #K8
I quickly jotted down a rough draft tonight, just to give everyone a chronological account of my timeline this year as a little joke.

I've already experienced the consequences brought by vibe coding.
Now I clearly feel that the code bug rate in many small projects has increased exponentially. The projects added recently frequently encounter issues that require maintenance.
It's so exhausting. It wasn't like this at the beginning of the year.
In the past, when working on projects, the front-end, back-end, and testing teams were all well-equipped. Now, it's probably just front-end and back-end developers working together, and as for testing... What is testing?

Observed an interesting phenomenon.
There are many street vendors near my home, close to the subway entrance and public rental housing.
The most homogenized service is hair cutting, where a lamp and a mirror are set up, generally serving workers from nearby construction sites and elderly residents of public rental housing.
Young people naturally wouldn't choose to get a haircut in such places.
The price is 10 yuan per person, and the haircut takes about 15-20 minutes.
In the past two months, there weren't many people setting up stalls. Sometimes when passing by at night, I often saw pe