Monday passed by in a hurry...

Yesterday, when I was chatting with a programmer about the functions of two programming AIs, Cloud and codex AI, the other person said an interesting point: When comparing codex and Cloud, I found that there is not much difference in the effectiveness of these two paid AIs of the same level when programming the same project. When I communicated with him, I strongly expressed that I wanted to use Claude for vibe coding. The other party calmly analyzed it for me: In fact, on the basis that the efficacy is basically not much different, deliberately looking for Claude to use it, the price/performance ratio is not that high. At least not for my current needs, I agree. And if necessary, you can also experience it yourself so that you can feel the difference more intuitively.

In fact, I haven’t used Cloud to code anything great yet, because I know clearly that I need to do the things at hand better, and then it is more practical to consider Cloud. I don’t like to chase the wind either. If necessary, I can also rely on my own research skills to solve the problems I encountered with Claude’s registration. In fact, the second before I typed, I was still seriously researching and sorting out today’s events. Because the things involved were so brain-burning, I didn’t stop. I accidentally lost time and hurriedly came to type and record today’s content. This attitude has been going on for almost a month. Every day there are new things to investigate, and every day I am constantly reviewing and sorting out some of my past operating systems.

In fact, things are not as much as they need to be done all the time, nor are they ineffective in knowing the tempo of busyness. Because each day, in the process of re-engineering and sorting, I am constantly making specific adjustments, and it is my intention to apply those deep concepts to the field. I lost 15 pounds in the last 35 days, for example, through Operation Aerobics. Through the support of the AI trading assistant and tactical optimization, I have earned a return of 25 per cent for more than a month and, on that basis, has increased the main warehouse by almost 20 per cent; Since last week, I’ve started my own “scrambling” operation in seven of my own areas.

If someone says AI’s not very useful, it just means he’s so happy that there’s no real problem to solve.

And I don’t care what people say, how, if I don’t have an AI, my recent growth rate will be much lower than I now have an AI-aided me (if growth rates can be quantified). So I went to the office every day and sat right in front of the computer screen, knocking on the keyboard, and talking to AI about all the problems that I really thought I couldn’t solve. And every day, it’s a good-looking harvest.

Yesterday and the day before yesterday, on average, the number of blogs seems to be much smaller, not that I’m lazy, but that I really need to balance things. So at this point it was necessary to make some trade-offs, so I chose more sleep than the ridiculous word count. In carrying out my day-to-day duties, with my terrible enforcement power, I did do it in absolute terms, as if it were a smart contract, with the pre-established procedures in motion.

This is really cool, but it also creates impermeable opportunities for some of the virus’s trophies, which is why intelligent bodies are needed. Because in real life, it can’t always be the same. It’s like working every day on a working day, and there’s a lot of difference in the way, in the mood and in the work. Then we need to be flexible every day.

Friend, Be water!