Zac Zhu

The performance of Red Bull this year has been overwhelmingly dominant, removing all suspense from the entire year.

"Don't overthink it, just find a factory job and screw in some bolts."

Bills, damn bills.

I've been thinking about these issues recently too. I'm starting to look forward to some kind of media content, such as videos or articles, that discuss how we can pose very interesting or very helpful questions for life and work. What would happen if we asked these questions to GPT or a future, stronger GPT? Or what interesting or effective results might we get if we followed the answers...

There are different business opportunities based on different directions. 1.Opportunities at the model training level. The training of AI models requires a lot of manual annotation and corresponding substantial financial cost and time. If methods to increase efficiency can be discovered, this is an opportunity during the industry development period. 2.2B services. The ability of AI to answer...

Per Aspera Ad Astra

Most people clock in and out on time. Yes, this is indeed special, by the standards of a Chinese internet company.

For small and medium-sized businesses, owning their own app doesn't necessarily enhance their business efficiency. These businesses would be more effective if they properly maintained their customer relationships and business promotions on instant messaging apps and social media apps.

When he needs to say 'fuxk u,' he can say it and is ready to bear any consequences that follow.

Products that solve more problems can seize a larger market space. AI can help everyone solve many problems, even some odd and inexplicable ones. Yet, at the end of the day, hasn't web3 failed to produce a killer application because it struggles to clearly answer what important problems it solves that involve a significant portion of users?

The first piece of information they see is very important. At that moment, they need to know how much money they could potentially get in an ideal situation

Go karting

Most wealth disparities are built upon information disparities. Would the rich really allow something that 'knows everything' to exist? I don't think so. By the time AI matures, all those who know the high value of their data would have certainly closed this door, resolutely refusing to hand their data over to AI. These people will continue to develop applications that do not use AI.

If your users are on the older side, then that's just the way it is.

Pretend the elephant in the room doesn't exist.

I personally don't like looking at any app I'm using purely from a professional perspective. The advantage of UI design is that it can establish user value in highly homogeneous fields. However, more often, we should consider how to create the highest possible use value at the user level. This will make your app truly remarkable, not just nice to look at. Of course, this depends on what kind of...