I think the worst part is, why are cryptocurrencies and U.S. stocks so highly correlated now? And they only follow them down, not up.
Ever since I started trading crypto, I’ve had something to look forward to every day: hoping to break even…

0xCheshire 2 days ago

I get it now—the best way to design an interface is still to copy!
The image on the left is what I got by asking Codex to imitate Substack’s admin dashboard style. The image on the right was made with the famous impeccable skill; it generated several options, but they all look pretty much the same—all in this style.
Clearly, Substack’s carefully designed interface looks much more pleasing to the eye.

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0xCheshire 2026-11-02

Codex’s computer-use feature has a major issue!
I built a webpage with articles that contain lots of tables and a lot of content. I noticed it would stutter every so often while scrolling down, so I asked Codex to investigate.
After more than two hours of checking, it finally realized that Codex had been continuously using browser control to navigate the webpage, causing the lag...
Turns out I was the culprit all along? ⚠️
Lots of people have submitted this issue to the official repository too, and it still hasn’t been fixed. @thsottiaux

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0xCheshire 2026-10-31

Warren Buffett has something to say to the group chat:
$GOOG

GOOG-1.97%

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0xCheshire 2026-10-28

Damn, I got an email from DeepSeek saying my API key had been leaked.
I had Codex check, and it turned out to be true.
A long time ago, there was a repository where an AI uploaded the key. It was deleted later, but the history was still there.
Luckily, DeepSeek had already revoked it for me, and I also had Codex check my other repositories. There shouldn't be a problem there.
AI today shouldn't make this kind of mistake anymore.

DEEPSEEK-2.21%

CODEX+34.34%

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0xCheshire 2026-10-22

I only realized today while trading spot that trading fees on crypto exchanges are actually pretty high! They’re equivalent to 0.06%, while traditional brokerages can offer rates as low as 0.01%. On a 10k-yuan trade, 6 yuan is gone just like that. No wonder everyone likes trading futures so much, though futures fees are still higher than 0.01%. Better to trade less frequently and hold for the long term!
However, one advantage of exchanges is that assets like gold and Bitcoin don’t have management fees. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq do charge fees, but they’re a little lower than domestic funds, and b

GLDX-0.40%

PAXG+0.37%

BTC-0.67%

SPX+0.33%

NAS100+0.85%

0xCheshire 2026-10-21

I just saw that programmer Yupi was banned for plagiarism. X is still pretty strict.
No matter what you post, the account is the most important thing!
Stay away from anything that could get your account banned, such as plagiarism, reposting others’ content, or clout-chasing.
I used to simply translate videos, but stopped after X said it was cracking down on content reposting, even though many accounts still make a good living by translating and reposting videos, with plenty of traffic.
But as long as something poses a risk to my account, I won’t do it anymore.
You still need content that you c

0xCheshire 2026-10-18

What should I do if Codex itself saw nude images and got banned?
Urgent, waiting online...

0xCheshire 2026-10-18

More than two thousand years ago, Guan Zhong had already mastered the art of the “trade war.”
The Guanzi: The Weight of Light and Heavy records two classic economic wars:
In the first, Qi purchased silk products from Lu and Liang at high prices, luring the two states into abandoning agriculture and devoting themselves entirely to silk production. It then suddenly stopped buying, plunging them into economic hardship.
In the second, Qi minted large amounts of currency and bought firewood from Lai and Ju at high prices. After the two states had made a fortune, Qi suddenly shut down trade, leaving

0xCheshire 2026-10-18

Why does Codex keep taking control of my browser, only for Cloudflare to think I’m using a bot and block me from logging in😅.

0xCheshire 2026-10-17

How to live a long and happy life?
Munger:
Not too much envy
Not too much complaining
Do not spend beyond your means
Remain optimistic even when in difficult circumstances
Deal with reliable people
Do what you expect of yourself deep down

0xCheshire 2026-10-16

How to Build a Brand from Scratch:

0xCheshire 2026-10-16

If you want to reach the top in a certain field, you have to devote your entire life to it. This is especially true in a highly competitive environment like sports. Because even if you are better than 80% of people, that does not mean you can become a champion. If you want to become a champion, you have to surpass 99% of people, and that requires a higher level of effort. You can reach only the top 20% and still have a long and successful career. People will also say, “Oh, he used to be a pretty good athlete.” But if you want to enter the top 1% and surpass those who are already excellent, you

0xCheshire 2026-10-14

Don’t “fake it till you make it.”
Stop acting like your past self; act like the person you are going to become.

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0xCheshire 2026-10-13

One of the great discoveries in human history is that you become what you think about most of the time.

0xCheshire 2026-10-12

The person you become depends on the irreparable flaws within yourself.

0xCheshire 2026-10-11

This is kind of hilarious: without a prestigious residence or local household registration, they simply won’t let you make flexible-employment contributions.

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0xCheshire 2026-10-09

There are five universal laws of life; once understood, they can solve at least 90% of problems.
First, Murphy’s Law: Anything that can go wrong will eventually go wrong. It sounds pessimistic, but it is a fact of life.
Second, Kidlin’s Law: If you can clearly write down a problem, you have already solved half of it. Most people’s lives are not complicated; they simply have not figured out what the problem really is.
Third, Wilson’s Law: Put value and wisdom first, and money will naturally come as a byproduct; if you put money first, you will often sacrifice the things that make you valuable.

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0xCheshire 2026-10-06

5 books recommended by top Wall Street trader Lance Breitstein:
1. “Atomic Habits”
2. “Ready, Fire, Aim: A Practical Guide to Stock Trading”
3. “The Best Loser Wins”
4. “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator”
5. “Multiple Time Frame Technical Analysis”

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