Previously, the Twitter comment sections were full of yellow tweets; now they’re full of AI replies. Once a content platform starts paying out, it inevitably attracts free riders, leading to an explosion of spam content—something even the most powerful man on this planet, @elonmusk, can’t seem to stop.
While using ASTRA, the current quality and speed are far superior to OPUS 5.5—it’s truly impressive. For the same task, ASTRA appears to be 4 to 5 times faster than OPUS 5.5, even when both are set to their highest settings. It seems the money spent on OPUS over this period may have been wasted—I was primarily influenced by others saying CLAUDE is stronger in code-related tasks.
I was originally extremely excited about the iPhone Duo because I love the non-reflective matte screen, but then I found out it doesn’t have a nano-anti-glare coating—it’s just a film applied on top. I immediately bought a 29.9-yuan film for my OPPO foldable on Taobao, and now I’m completely indifferent to the iPhone Duo.
Value investing seems like something everyone understands, but in reality, most people never apply it, instead focusing on K-lines, macroeconomic factors, and news—a common yet interesting phenomenon. Perhaps these methods provide faster market feedback, making the experience more thrilling.
It’s said that a Twitter AI blogger with 3,000 followers can earn $2,000 to $3,000 per month from Musk, and even land several ten-thousand-dollar sponsorships each month. I heard this from the blogger themselves in an interview—is this true? This seems unbelievable. I’m also an AI blogger—has Musk’s company mistaken me for someone else?
Paradigm left, MC left, and now A16Z has left too. The belief in BTC feels weaker among people in the community than it was back in 2017 or 2020. That was a foolish but passionate era, when people believed in: - EOS and its three-wave narrative - BCH as the one that would overtake BTC - FIL as the king of storage - ICP as the king of blockchains Strangely, now that ETFs have been approved and the U.S. has given its support, the air of belief in the crypto world seems to be growing thinner...
On October 19, Pumpfun integrated the opening feature and card market for CARDS, citing Blockworks that approximately $2 million worth of packs were sold on the first day.
