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Lately, I’ve been practicing Bulgarian split squats,
and as I squat, my veins start bulging...
Maybe all I need now is a pair of white socks.

Singles’ Day is coming up, so here’s a niche add-on purchase recommendation.
The highest I’ve ever weighed
was because of this “Baoding Kangle Vinegar” ⬇️
which had me eating “Ear-Slap Wontons” for supper 30 nights in a row.
Only true Shanghai locals know about it. Because it’s so local,
even shops selling xiaolongbao rarely use this vinegar.
9.9 yuan a bottle; the sugar-free and regular versions taste the same.
There’s even a dark, unorthodox way to mix it with ketchup,
for eating pepper-salt XX.
This vinegar tastes different from the vinegars eaten in other places,
and trying it might open u

Spent ¥4,000 on a Withings BodyScan2,
just to enrich my daily health context data.
But it proves once again
that all home scales are algorithmic garbage.
When it comes to body fat percentage:
DEXA scan > visual estimation and pinching > any smart scale

So does the popularity of “XX theory”
mean that “NT” thinking is popular?
INTP, ENFP, INTJ, ENTJ

Today I handed control of my newly purchased PC to OpenAI Dot,
It proactively looks for me, finds things to do on its own, and requires no maintenance,
This is more Jarvis-like than OpenClaw.
A sudden thought:
If OpenAI launches a PC operating system one day,
would you replace Windows on your PC?

Okay. But I have a question:
If I upgrade from the ChatGPT Pro 200 subscription to 500,
will the remaining reset quota from before,
after the upgrade, also change from 200 per reset
to 500 per reset?

Could a Codex-like competitor emerge in the future,
one where, like Tinder, users only need to “swipe left or right,”
without using text or voice as input,
yet can deliver more effective, unexpected productivity results.
This is not merely about a disruptive interaction paradigm.
Because
1. The marginal differences in “solving problems” are becoming smaller and smaller
2. The value of “finding and asking the right questions” far exceeds that of “solving problems”
3. In particular, RSI enables AI to surpass humans even at “proactively and automatically asking questions”
Human asks → AI answers

Wristband users drink milk and eat cucumbers at the bar late at night.

Wise is awesome, and UK company law is awesome.
The Wise account and virtual card I previously registered using a UK company
were still usable after I forgot to file the annual return last year and the company was automatically dissolved.
I even thought Wise was this lenient,
so I kept adding money and using it to pay for AI subscriptions and such.
Then it suddenly pulled this stunt 😅

Maintain a “low taste threshold” by:
1. Getting enough satisfaction from minimally processed foods 80% of the time.
2. Getting peak pleasure far greater than others from highly processed foods 20% of the time.
3. The 20% in point 2 happens to match a reasonable proportion of social meals (an average of 1–2 times a week). Since I also usually eat only one full meal a day, at social meals I not only never dampen anyone else’s enjoyment, but often end up helping clear the plates—for example, helping others sample enough varieties for at least three people at a meal meant for two, without wa