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December 12, 2022, 9:00 PM
I took this screenshot
At that time, I didn't know
This was the last time the travel code lit up
Three days later, it was officially taken offline
Thinking about what this thing has陪我过了什么
Every time I enter a mall, I take out my phone
Every time I take the subway, I scan the code
Every time I go back home, I check the track
Green code is a pass
Yellow code is a warning
Red code is a verdict
In my phone album
Most of the photos are not selfies
But screenshots of various codes
Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night
Unconsciously open the State Council app
To co
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Tencent installing crayfish at the headquarters for public welfare has made many people laugh.
What’s the use of ordinary people having OpenClaw?
Using OpenClaw feels like hiring an Indian team to do your work.
Summaries and reports are dazzling.
PowerPoint presentations are more beautiful than anyone else’s.
Money is spent, but you can’t say you didn’t do anything.
But after finishing, you realize it’s basically useless.
How many people today spend thousands of dollars on AI tools subscriptions?
Today learn OpenClaw automation, tomorrow learn how to build an Agent.
Posting in your circle of f
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The core issues AI can't solve: it can't help you set goals, build systems, or achieve results. No matter how sci-fi openclaw is, the premise is that you know how to use it to improve efficiency. Otherwise, it's just a trendy toy. For most people, AI is currently just a big toy and a chat partner. What real problems have you actually solved with it?
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Young people fail in entrepreneurship for one reason only.
They can only press calculators, but they don't know how to roll in the mud.
How many people believed that online post about a stall selling instant noodles earning 20,000 yuan a month?
Wholesale near-expiry noodles at 1 yuan a pack, frozen beef at over 10 yuan a jin, selling for 18 yuan a bowl, 100 bowls a day.
Who can't do the math? Anyone pressing a calculator is a boss.
You only realize the truth when you actually do it—problems can bury you.
Let me break down the practical pitfalls of this project.
Stall fee.
As long as you're sel
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Small companies can't keep people?
This question is as stupid as asking "Why can't scammers get a second time."
I've seen too many bosses like this.
Yesterday they were playing with mud in the village, today they buy a train ticket to the city and dare to hang the title of "CEO."
They don't even have more money than their employees in their pockets, so they rent a shared office first, buy a set of A6 outfits, and open their mouths to say "grow bigger and stronger."
When recruiting, they are more diligent than chasing girls.
"Five insurances and one housing fund are a must, probation is over wh
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Before going to Hong Kong, I thought buying sports gear meant going to big malls in Causeway Bay
Bright lights, reflective floors
Salespeople in tight outfits measuring your size
But a local friend took me through alleys in Mong Kok
Looking up, all I could see was a sliver of sky
Wires tangled like a spider web
A sign for the Tulip Hotel hanging at the entrance
It looked like some secret hideout you can't speak of
Climbing up the dark, black staircase
On the second floor, there are old men carrying rackets
Plastic bags in their hands rustling loudly
Their eyes sharper tha
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Da Bing's reputation reversal this time isn't because his persona has changed.
It's because he finally spoke the truth, exposing too many parents' shameful cover-ups.
That mother in the live broadcast, her child is fifteen years old, hasn't done anything wrong, yet she couldn't help but lose her temper at her child.
What did Da Bing say?
You're useless.
Only the incompetent bully those weaker than themselves.
Especially when that person is your own child.
Is that harsh? Yes.
Is it right? Absolutely.
Many people vent their frustrations outside.
The boss scolds you, clients make things difficult
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I came across a topic asking why beauty bloggers don't work night shifts.
In the photo, the girl is dressed appropriately and decently,
standing in front of a coffee machine,
like she just finished shooting a lifestyle photoshoot.
Someone in the comments asked,
"With such looks, why not go straight to the nightclub?
You’d make money much faster."
The reply below was even more hilarious,
saying they’re afraid the two of them might cause trouble.
I stared at the screen and laughed for three minutes.
It turns out that in some people’s eyes,
beautiful girls only have two care
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I've seen too many bosses cut their companies down to just the skeleton and still think they're managing well.
A game with a salt shaker and a cup can explain this clearly.
Pour a bunch of salt on the table, tilt the highball glass and place it on top.
Gently blow away the excess salt with a straw.
In the end, only five or six grains of salt remain, yet the cup still stands.
It looks pretty amazing, right?
But what is this thing afraid of? The wind.
Layoffs are exactly like this game.
Usually, during an eight-hour workday, employees chat, browse the internet, drink coffee, and
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When I received this Black Gold Private Bank Card,
the bank manager handed it to me with both hands,
saying it’s a Diamond level exclusive card,
fewer than ten thousand people nationwide hold it,
annual fee of 6,800,
with a dedicated financial advisor,
unlimited access to airport VIP lounges.
I solemnly placed it into
my newly bought Italian vegetable-tanned leather cardholder,
and today I took it out for the first time to use.
I bought a five-dollar meat bun at the convenience store.
After swiping the card, the balance showed 327.5 yuan.
My financial advisor called me
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To improve account ranking and unlock Twitter permissions, I’m posting a sincere mutual follow tweet today.
Nice to meet everyone, and I truly cherish genuine interactions. For every real like, comment, and reply from Twitter friends, I never hesitate to follow back.
By the way: If I missed following back anyone earlier due to too many messages, please leave a reminder in the comments of this tweet.
As soon as I see it, I will follow back immediately. I will never disappoint any kindness. Thank you all.
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I just saw a job posting recruiting 13-year-old middle school students to be product managers.
The recruitment ad is extremely grandiose, as if selecting the highest commander of the Earth Alliance.
The job involves identifying pain points for millions of users,
and balancing retention rates with the closed loop of commercial monetization.
I put down my nine-yuan Luckin coffee,
and imagined what a 13-year-old species might be like.
In eighth grade, they can't even solve a simple linear equation.
They might get scolded by the homeroom teacher and made to stand in the hallway for h
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Young people constantly quoting Buffett to boost their confidence are basically doomed.
Talking about "doing what you love" or "buying good companies to be friends with time."
They hold endless low-cost insurance funds, while you can barely pay next month’s rent with Huabei.
What do you have to be friends with time?
The time of the poor is simply not valuable; blind persistence will only make you die even faster.
Stop deceiving yourself into searching for some "beloved job."
The truth is, the work that can make you your first big sum is often extremely dull or even dirty.
What yo
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Many people talk about the so-called “finding the right opportunity,” but in reality, they just want to find a legal pyramid scheme where they can lie down and make money effortlessly.
This year, the most common question I hear when leading communities is: “Boss, which industry is easy to get started in right now?”
Honestly, they’re not asking about industries; they’re asking where the money is easiest to pick up.
People with this mindset, whether they’re entering Web3, working on AI, or setting up a stall selling starch sausages on the street, will ultimately end up as one of the last t
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Apple suddenly released a wave of new products tonight.
The M5 chip era officially begins.
Not interested in watching a lengthy product launch replay?
This minimalist summary helps you understand the core upgrades in one minute.
The new MacBook Air receives a core upgrade.
Fully equipped with the latest M5 chip.
Say goodbye to storage anxiety.
This time, starting at 512GB of storage.
Starting price set at 8,499 RMB.
The new MacBook Pro's performance is fully unleashed. Offering two powerful chips: M5 Pro and M5 Max.
Professional-grade storage configurations are fully upgrad
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Followed thousands of influencers, watching them boast on their timelines every day. Do you think you're getting closer to making money?
Bullshit.
You spend three hours a day scrolling Twitter, and besides filling your head with anxiety, you can't even make a dime.
The viral posts pushed to you by the platform are all carefully designed traffic bait, aimed at draining your attention.
You're helping others make money, while you're broke as hell.
People who truly want to get things done, Twitter is never for "browsing," it's for "snooping."
Stop looking at that shitty system's recomm
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Today at a restaurant, I saw a mother teaching her daughter. The girl’s plate only had two pieces of meat left, one large and one small. The mother asked her, “I also want to eat one. Are you going to give me the big one or the small one?” The girl said, “I’ll give you the small one. I want to keep the big one.” Just when I thought the mother was about to scold the girl, surprisingly, she didn’t. Instead, she praised her and said, “Baby, you did the right thing. Remember, sharing means giving others what you have extra of, not giving away what you actually need, which would make you feel wrong
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