someone @stream1543

the guy Shanghai Joined August 2009

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someone @stream1543

a week ago

@ardeved15 VPN is a must‑have in china

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someone @stream1543

4 weeks ago

I just reserved my Cloudflare Wallet tag: auuo.cloudflare.pay. Reserve yours now at cloudflare.pay

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someone @stream1543

6 months ago

@aigclink @readwise save

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This has been said a thousand times before, but allow me to add my own voice: the era of humans writing code is over. Disturbing for those of us who identify as SWEs, but no less true. That's not to say SWEs don't have work to do, but writing syntax directly is not it.

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周尔复 @cholf5

8 months ago

游戏的恶意怎么能大到这种程度😂 另外从这个游戏学到的一点是：哪怕完全没有美术，仅凭 ASCII 字符画也能给玩家制造非常紧张的游戏体验。

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GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg

9 months ago

What happens to the App Store when vibe coding makes building apps 100× faster and cheaper? A few things I think start to happen: 1. Apps increasingly launch for very specific moments instead of trying to keep users forever. You download it, get value, and move on. 2. Apps that solve a problem in under 30 seconds convert 2–3× better than apps that require onboarding. 3. A new pricing norm emerges: ~$1–$10 for one moment of value, paid instantly, with no expectation of future use. Disposable apps. 4. More examples of revenue concentrating at the account level, not the app level. You'll see seven/eight/even 9 igures across dozens of micro-apps. 5. Some of the most valuable apps never appear in App Store rankings because they spread peer-to-peer and are super niche. 6. Founders start shipping 10-20 micro-apps per year, expecting 1–2 to stick, instead of betting everything on one product. 7. The average successful app team trends toward 1–2 people, even at $1–5M ARR, because product surfaces stay small. 8. Distribution shifts toward people with trust. Creators, communities, and group chats quietly become the real app curators. 9. More extremely niche apps that didn't make sense to build are now being launched 10. Apps get named like content, not companies. Short, emotional, contextual names win. 11. App naming converges toward 5–8 character names because they perform better in links, sharing, and memory. 12. Apps win on tone and identity more than features. Two apps can do the same thing, but one feels like it’s “for you.” 13. The fastest growing category becomes “utility + identity” apps, tools that also signal taste or values. 14. Personalization becomes default. The same underlying app shows up in different versions depending on who you are and why you’re using it. 15. Launches start to look like content drops. Timing, story, and where an app shows up matter more than the tech itself. 16. Successful apps group into small bundles that match a lifestyle, job, or niche instead of standing alone. 17. Apple leans harder into bundles and curated experiences, acting more like a trusted editor than a giant directory. 18. Apple quietly favors apps that fit healthy usage patterns because it aligns with device trust. 19. Mobile vibe coding pushes creation onto the phone itself. People build apps while waiting, walking, or thinking, not sitting at a desk. Realistically not everyone will want to create apps, but 100x+ more do. 20. App fatigue increases, but software usefulness improves. People delete more apps and feel better about the ones they keep. 21. Over time, people stop saying “I use this app” and start saying “I made a small app for that.”

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李继刚 @lijigang

10 months ago

你是在通过「学习」来逃避「创造」吗？

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BOK Healthcare @BOK_healthcare

10 months ago

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Joshua Xu @joshua_xu_

11 months ago

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someone @stream1543

a year ago

@RyanMfer 可能还不够用

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someone @stream1543

2 years ago

@swiss_mile @Linear_Capital @JeffBezos @amazon @schlurry @MBjelonic 哈哈哈，没有私信入口呢。公众号视频找过来的🐵

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someone @stream1543

3 years ago

@Barret_China @PenngXiao 知识管理的价值不是知识而是管理，或者说管理过程，有了维基百科，一样也需要个人知识库

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someone @stream1543

4 years ago

@liuren 报名，我看下有没有更好的工具，方便定期自动管理

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someone @stream1543

4 years ago

@raycat2021 请问下有原文链接吗，搜了一下没找到，抱歉

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someone @stream1543

4 years ago

@lewangdev 有一个 AI 自动生成命令的工具

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someone @stream1543

4 years ago

@basit_ayantunde @damienhocking what does boomer means 😂

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someone @stream1543

4 years ago

Life，productive，Company ，Team and Me

Matt Schnuck @mattschnuck

4 years ago

The most sought-after exec coach in Silicon Valley coached @naval. Then went on to coach the CEOs of Reddit, OpenAI, Coinbase....even Sequoia Capital. Here are 5 “MAGIC” questions he has all his leaders ask their teams: