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I've actually always been quite annoyed by the matter of "reporting."
When reporting, as a subordinate proposing their own plan to a superior, you need to consider and prepare from as many different angles as possible.
When making preparations, you should exhaust all possibilities and write out every scenario.
Some angles (which I personally think) are of low priority or unreasonable edge cases, but you still need to prepare rich materials for the superior's reference.
Until these past two days, I suddenly realized that one of the things I let AI do the most is: organize the current si

My own agent server crashed, so I replaced it with a new server over the weekend and migrated all the services.
Reorganized the project structure and requirements, which deepened my understanding of the implementation and effects of the agent.
Feeling completely refreshed.

Today’s exhibition had really too few visitors, feeling the chill and coldness.

Today I deeply experienced what service truly means.
This weekend, my family came over, and I had booked two rooms on Fliggy, using a single order.
Today I realized that just one room was enough.
So I told the hotel front desk that I needed to keep one and cancel the other.
The hotel front desk told me to go to Fliggy for a refund.
But Fliggy doesn't have the ability to split orders.
If I want a refund, it has to be for the entire order, canceling both rooms together.
After communication, Fliggy said the refund for the other room would be processed after the order is completed.

I really miss those days, when we discussed product positioning together, talked about user scenarios, explored user needs, and figured out how to solve problems with the highest leverage and the lowest cost.
When designing solutions, we were prohibited from referencing competitors.

I am building a second brain powered by AI.
The goal is to help AI understand me better and to make it a true second brain.
Currently, I have done a few things.
First, I’ve provided all my previous outputs, including articles and notes, to the AI, and structured them into an Obsidian vault for the AI to read. This summarizes my thinking patterns, viewpoints, and cognitive blind spots.
Second, I’ve consolidated all my discussions, thoughts, opinions, and content I’ve viewed related to AI into Obsidian. For example, I have a quick save operation, and after each save, the AI summarizes th

If it were before I had children, I would say fuck the world.
But now I have two kids, and there’s no support at home, sometimes even holding me back.
No way out, no options left, no margin for error, I can only completely transform myself.

Recently, an event happened that made me realize deeply that I still have an entrepreneurial mindset. Not an employee mindset. What's the difference here?
The entrepreneurial mindset is taking the result = success
The employee mindset is taking the result ➕ collaboration team experience ➕ following the process = success

My good friend, Zhang Xue, with her MBTI, told me: the career path of ENFP is quite challenging.

I think future AI-related products will be similar to @Replit.
They will shift from a single-point charging model to a service-based charging model for a complete solution.
For example, in addition to their core software services, they have over a dozen charges for cloud services to meet users' needs for code deployment, generation, launching, hosting, operations, and maintenance.

Compared to internet products, AI has a personal characteristic: it's very difficult to find its aha moment.
First, you need to have a clear problem.
Second, you need to have an evaluation standard for the quality of AI output.
Finally, you must use it correctly with the right methods.
Only then can you truly experience the uniqueness of AI products, rather than feeling that they are generic.

I believe that living in this world, one still needs to have some of their own opinions and biases. Even if they might not be entirely correct, it's an attitude.

I'm conducting a social experiment on Xiaohongshu. I use a large model to read posts on Xiaohongshu, then leave responses with a very strong AI flavor to show off and tell them I have an even more impressive plan.
So far, I've posted 1,000 replies, and 20 people have asked me what this plan actually is. Five people have paid to ask, only three have asked if I am AI, and one person has directly reported me.