1d ago · 5 min read · I've noticed some interesting patterns in recent development work, and plenty is happening in the outside world as well. This era hasn't slowed down—it's still advancing at an exaggerated pace. Here are a few scattered thoughts. Coding Agents Are Bet...
Join discussion2d ago · 7 min read · People often ask: How do open-source models make money? Actually, reframe the question and it becomes clearer. How does open-source software make money? Hosted cloud services. Redis is open source, Redis Cloud makes money. MongoDB is open source, Atl...
Join discussion6d ago · 7 min read · Recently, chatting with a few friends, plus spending ten-plus hours daily immersed in coding agents myself, one feeling has become increasingly clear: this wave of AI isn't one revolution—it's two. The Programming Track Has Been Discussed to Death Th...
Join discussionMar 30 · 5 min read · Recently, I helped many friends around me install OpenClaw (the "crayfish"), using Claude Code to automate the entire process—I barely had to lift a finger. It reminds me of that Tencent video where engineers sat there providing hands-on installation...
Join discussionMar 30 · 4 min read · Yesterday I was chatting with a friend who handles marketing for Seedance at ByteDance. He asked me: "When you use Claude Code, aren't you worried about data leaks?" I was taken aback. It's actually an interesting question. I asked myself: Is the stu...
Join discussionMar 30 · 4 min read · I've been thinking about a problem lately. For quite a while, I haven't figured it out. How to lead teams, how to divide work—these are things I used to think had established patterns. Now I find those patterns don't work anymore. AI has shattered ma...
Join discussionMar 30 · 5 min read · Recently, chatting with friends about what's happening in the software industry, I often compare it to short videos. At first I thought it was just an analogy, but the more I think about it, the more I realize the underlying logic is almost identical...
Join discussionMar 30 · 3 min read · Yesterday I was chatting with a friend. I mentioned a project I've been working on—using AI to reduce hardware TCO costs, automated tuning, remote operations and maintenance. He suddenly said: "Isn't this making you public enemy number one?" I was st...
Join discussionMar 30 · 5 min read · Recently, while working on agent products, I made an interesting observation. The traditional software engineering tasks—writing APIs, architecting systems, writing tests—are becoming increasingly straightforward. Most problems have established patte...
Join discussionMar 27 · 5 min read · Recently, I helped many friends around me install OpenClaw (the "crayfish"), using Claude Code to automate the entire process—I barely had to lift a finger. It reminds me of that Tencent video where engineers sat there providing hands-on installation...
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