Your life is not about failure; it's either success or growth. Every step matters — celebrate when you're right, and learn when you're wrong. There are no enemies, only teachers. It's never a loss: either you gain or you learn. And ultimately, everything that happens works in your favor — lucky for everyone

AI的浪潮下，会助推个体进化

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

进窄门，走远路，持真我

Web3.0还没整明白，Web4.0又开始有人喊口号了。你选择听还是不听？

Careers are dead. Jobs are dying. Opportunities arising.

Use this prompt to turn Claude Code into your CS teacher & get a personalized curriculum: Help me design a course: "CS Fundamentals for Non-Technical Vibe Coders" Context about me: I studied social science/humanities in school and have no formal training in CS. I'm an AI enthusiast who tries out new products for fun and uses Claude/Gemini daily. I've used natural language to build simple frontend apps: AI dictionaries, study tools, video recording tools, etc. During this process I literally never looked at the code. It just... worked. But now I've hit a wall. When I try building anything beyond basic frontend (apps with backends, databases, multi-user features, API integrations), the system gets stuck in bugs I can't fix. I have so many app ideas, but right now I'm stuck making prototypes instead of actual production software. What I want to learn: - How to effectively steer AI coding tools: make smart architectural decisions, choose the right tech stack, recognize when models are hallucinating, and intervene when they're stuck in bug loops - How code actually functions underneath so I can troubleshoot and build more complex apps - Enough technical fluency to confidently discuss decisions with engineers I'm NOT trying to become an engineer or get a CS PhD. I want to leverage coding as a superpower for what I'm already doing. Why I've struggled before: I've always wanted to learn coding but could never stick with it because traditional courses teach abstract concepts without showing me WHY it matters or when I'd use it. Course criteria: 1) Project-based: Build first, learn later Each section = one working project that the AI helps me build. Once it works, the AI explains how it works under the hood and gives me small tasks to practice the concepts. Projects should progress in complexity: maybe start with a simple webpage, then a full website, then a chatbot with APIs, then a web app with database/backend, then a mobile app. (Just ideas; use your judgment on what's most instructive!) 2) Modern and practical Only teach languages, concepts, and tech stacks commonly used TODAY. No theoretical knowledge I'll never apply. 3) Beginner-friendly Designed for someone who doesn't know what a Terminal is. Use plain language, analogies, and stories to make concepts click. 4) Engaging and sustainable Learning should be fun, not a grind. 5) Personalized Design projects based on what you know about me and my interests: things I'd actually want to use. Now create a detailed course outline.

Today is a beginning for me.

Which is the best programming language in your opinion?

Everyone interested in the societal implications of AGI should read this novel (Player Piano by Kurt Vonnegut)

新年快乐🎆

We built TLDW (too long, didn't watch), a tool that helps you learn from long YouTube videos better & faster. AI video summaries are solving the wrong problem. You don't need a generic text summary of a 1-hour video. You need the 5 minutes that actually change how you think. TLDW finds those moments for you. Demo 👇 Try now at: tldw dot us

相信自己所相信的，坚持自己所坚持的，控制自己能控制的。 Web3的圈子，牛鬼蛇神都有，多问自己一句为什么不吃亏

Web3的圈子，不要急着往里钻，生怕错过什么大馅饼，有没有可能它是想从你那里拿些什么🏴‍☠️

GOAT Network (GOATED) TGE, coming to Binance Alpha this weekend. More details coming soon.

🚀 Just released: ts-react-standard-scaffold A clean & opinionated scaffold for building modern React apps with TypeScript. ✨ Features: TypeScript React 18 ESLint Prettier Husky (out-of-the-box code quality) Vite fast build setup Folder & alias conventions Ready-to-scale structure 👉 GitHub: github.com/YiShengYouNi/ts-r… If you’re starting a new project, skip boilerplate, start coding! 🔥 #React #TypeScript #Vite #Frontend #OpenSource

🐐 @goatnetwork is more than SocialFi—it’s a community-driven movement where every interaction = value 🚀 With missions, engagement, and rewards, GOAT turns social participation into a fun and rewarding experience 💎. Now the excitement continues with GOAT One Piece Season 3 🎯 onepiece.goat.network/home A season designed for builders, creators, and explorers to come together, grow the community, and share real ownership of the journey. This isn’t just about rewards—it’s about being part of a movement that blends fun, community, and real yield. 🌐 Join Season 3, make your voice count, and help shape the future of SocialFi. Be early. Be GOAT 🐐🔥 #GOATNetwork #Web3 #SocialFi #Community #GOATOnePiece

🐐 @goatnetwork is shaping the future of SocialFi by turning every interaction into opportunity 🚀 Here, community isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the engine. ✨ Engage with others ✨ Complete missions ✨ Grow your influence ✨ Earn real rewards 💎 GOAT makes social participation meaningful and sustainable, creating a network where your voice has weight and your activity has tangible value. As the ecosystem rapidly expands, events like GOAT One Piece Season 3 are bringing more people together to co-create this journey. This isn’t just another project—it’s a movement powered by community, fun, and ownership. Be early. Be GOAT 🐐🔥 #GOATNetwork #Web3 #SocialFi #Community #RealYield