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🤓 Yelp, life is full of regrets. That’s why I feel like no matter what choice you make, it seems wrong because you always think another option might have been better. If time could go back, this feeling wouldn’t disappear just because you made a different choice. “The grass is always greener on the other side.”

July 10, 2024 • 1 min read

But I also believe that whatever choice you make is the right one. As rational beings, we always make the best decisions based on…

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how to batch replace in visual studio code when you click and drag to select one variable, and other same name variable is already lighted?

July 10, 2024 • 1 min read

how to batch replace in visual studio code when you click and drag to select one variable, and other same name variable is already…

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AI pair programming is super fast now. It’s all about problem-solving. It generates code on the fly, then walks you through it, breaking it down into module-like pseudocode to clarify the logic. If there’s a module it doesn’t understand, it’ll whip up a minimized project to explain. That’s how I learn—hope it helps you too. But 🤡 don’t get a sudden urge to quit your job and go indie like I did 😭 It’s a classic fail… Big risks involved. I’m currently teetering between making ends meet and not 🤣

July 10, 2024 • 3 min read

AI pair programming is super fast now. It's all about problem-solving. It generates code on the fly, then walks you through it, breaking it…

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The midlife crisis hits hard when you’re sandwiched between caring for aging parents and managing the chaos of young kids. Constant bickering with my spouse and a career that seems to be going nowhere just add to the stress. Money’s tight, time’s tight, energy’s drained. I want to push harder but I’m running on empty, and giving up isn’t an option when everyone’s counting on me. True story.

July 9, 2024 • 2 min read

The midlife crisis hits hard when you're sandwiched between caring for aging parents and managing the chaos of young kids. Constant bickering with my…

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When you use a cheat engine to max out your levels and gear in an RPG, it’s fun at first, but it quickly becomes dull. If there’s nothing new to keep it exciting, you’ll probably feel like quitting.

July 9, 2024 • 2 min read

When you use a cheat engine to max out your levels and gear in an RPG, it's fun at first, but it quickly becomes…

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Maybe I’m misunderstanding the market. The products are all developed based on what technology allows. It’s like, I know this tech, then this new tech comes along, so I whip up a product to get some practice. I’m reflecting on it though. Products shouldn’t be driven by technology, but by market needs.

July 9, 2024 • 2 min read

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the market. The products are all developed based on what technology allows. It's like, I know this tech, then this new…

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Today, I had a chat with someone about the sheer number of developers on Twitter. He mentioned he couldn’t imagine targeting developers for business since he doesn’t see them as potential customers.

July 9, 2024 • 1 min read

Here are some points he made: Do you guys think he understands developers?

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Imagine living till 80. If you pick up a skill at 20, you’ve got 60 years to use it; at 30, you get 50 years; but learn something at 50, and you’re down to just 30 years. The lesson? The sooner you learn a valuable skill, the more you benefit. Conversely, the sooner you adopt negative habits like complaining or procrastinating, the longer and more profoundly they’ll affect you. So, start learning the good stuff early!

July 8, 2024 • 1 min read

Open this tutorial for implementation details and runnable demo snippets.

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I’m going crazy with all these posts, but I’ve got a little ulterior motive. I’m hoping to create enough content that truly represents my voice, tone, and thoughts while I’m still alive. That way, I can train my digital avatar 🤓 So, if one day you see a tweet from me, it might not actually be me anymore. I might be gone 😭 This is my digital legacy.

July 7, 2024 • 2 min read

I'm going crazy with all these posts, but I've got a little ulterior motive. I'm hoping to create enough content that truly represents my…

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Under a bunch of fancy terms, your brain feels mystically profound. After several subconscious judgments of uncertainty, you end up choosing to believe. Remember, if it’s too complex and you don’t understand it, just reject it or don’t waste your time playing word games. Our purpose of communication is to exchange ideas, theirs is to deceive.

July 7, 2024 • 1 min read

I intentionally talk to these people, even play dumb at dinner parties, constantly asking, "What's this? Oh, is it supposed to mean this? What…

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The most important trait to determine if someone is worth communicating with is whether they are open to different opinions.

July 7, 2024 • 1 min read

Some people, although still alive, have solidified all their beliefs and with one foot in the grave, they've stopped growing.

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Just sharing my thoughts here because I’ve used comfyui and other workflow building tools—prompts are actually just a small (but important) part of the whole process. Personally, I don’t think there’s a need to systematically study prompts, and it’s definitely not about writing essays. It’s more about guiding AI, and there are various ways to do this, like using controlnet lora, depth maps, normal maps, Cenny edge detection, and open pose. When these models first came out, there was even a job called a Prompt Engineer, but that role has faded over time. Mastering a model’s prompts doesn’t guarantee that the same prompts will work effectively after the model upgrades or integrates other guiding models.

July 7, 2024 • 1 min read

Open this tutorial for implementation details and runnable demo snippets.