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Gathering around the stove for a casual chat @Solomon_Nahhh @yuexiaoyu111
1. Currently, the pursuit of real human interaction > in-depth content, even if it's a shitpost, because much of the content is likely AI-generated. Try human output and pair it with scheduled deep posts.
2. Don't be obsessed with focusing on a specific vertical niche; broad traffic can create a breakout effect.
3. Post views only represent how many people were recommended to see it; engagement (clicks, interactions) is what truly indicates being seen.

Last year, eSIM was still being promoted, and this year it has just ceased fire?
In 2026, mainstream flagship models will collectively retain nano-SIM physical card slots. Last year, to promote eSIM, Apple even launched the iPhone Air with a thickness of only 5.6mm that supports only eSIM, making it the first eSIM-compatible phone in mainland China.
Although eSIM is very attractive to frequent travelers and those who switch devices often, for users who upgrade once a year, removing and inserting a physical SIM card into a new device is straightforward. In contrast, eSIM requires re-application

This year, I must get Tuo Zhu!

Aesthetics are truly the most important driving force behind learning.
As your aesthetic sense continues to be trained and evolved, you'll understand the importance of selective information absorption. Not all podcasts are worth listening to, and not all bloggers are worth reading.

When I just got out of prison, I could vaguely see my 6-pack abs.
Mainly because the food in prison was too unappetizing, so I ate less.
After coming out, it's very difficult to maintain a 6-pack.
SBF served as a legal advisor and taught cryptocurrency knowledge in prison.
I always feel that life should include experiencing prison.

The key point of hardware AI lies in emotional value.
The more a robot resembles a human, the more humans will feel afraid. Therefore, a sense of life is the key to hardware AI.
This is also why silly AI pets are among the best-selling categories. Because they do not pose a "threat" to humans.

Is x402 really optimizing payments, or just hiding the complexity of Web3?
x402 is indeed multi-chain and multi-currency at the protocol level, which is fine. But in practical operation, it almost entirely relies on the facilitator provided by Coinbase. In other words, it now functions more like "a payment layer hosted by Coinbase" rather than a truly neutral protocol network.
Let's talk about Gas fees.
Gas hasn't disappeared; it's just paid elsewhere. Now, the facilitator front-runs the gas for all requests. A single transaction on Base costs about a few cents, which doesn't sound like much,

In the AI era, high-agency is the only irreplaceable skill; degrees, big companies, and backgrounds are not core competitive advantages.
In the future, you only need to submit your work for interviews, not a resume. Your work is your resume.
Vibe coding allows you to create 3 demos a day. While ideas are the easiest to be replaced, especially now with high efficiency and increasing repetition of reinventing the wheel, the key is feedback — insights — then refining ideas — products.
Liberal arts students have an advantage over science students because their abstract understanding > science stud

The biggest issue with RWA is not asset tokenization or bringing assets on-chain; high-quality assets are not rare, what’s scarce is liquidity.
Currently, the most successful on-chain RWA are all US Treasuries, money market funds, and short-term credit.
Why? Not because they need to be tokenized the most, but because they are the easiest to sell and settle.
This is called efficiency capture, not market transformation.
Assets that truly need RWA are a building with only 10% equity sold, a research patent not yet in clinical trials, a non-standardized, illiquid private credit with no secondary m