Featured image of post After the Wheelchair Blew Up — Part 2: Sixteen Months from NAND Gates to Computer Networks

After the Wheelchair Blew Up — Part 2: Sixteen Months from NAND Gates to Computer Networks

In the last post I outlined a three-layer learning path. This time I pin down the schedule: following my natural night-owl rhythm, classes are fixed at 22:00–23:30, 7.5 hours per week, completing the journey from NAND gates to computer networks in sixteen months. The past three months have been project-level work; the sole acceptance criterion is all tests passing green.

Featured image of post After My Wheelchair Exploded: A自救 for a Severe AI Dependent

After My Wheelchair Exploded: A自救 for a Severe AI Dependent

All my model channels run through a local gateway. Last night it crashed and stayed down all night—crash loops, 12,000 auto-reboots, every exit dead. I woke up and realized I didn't even know how to manually start it. I'd been sitting in my wheelchair for a long time when it suddenly blew up. This post records the feelings of that moment and the prescription I wrote for myself: skip the degree, rebuild a foundational skill set from Nand2Tetris to operating systems.

Featured image of post Ranked 51 Dual-Source + AI Stock List for HK and US Markets: Kuaishou Takes #1, Only One Energy Stock Makes the Top 10

Ranked 51 Dual-Source + AI Stock List for HK and US Markets: Kuaishou Takes #1, Only One Energy Stock Makes the Top 10

Using 13 research agents with adversarial verification and dual-source supervisor full-comparison scoring, we uniformly weighted and scored 36 AI industry stocks and 15 energy stocks. Kuaishou ranked first with a score of 7.98. US tech giants are not recommended at current highs, and the top-scoring energy stock, Occidental Petroleum, only reached #7. The article honestly records a lesson learned when a verification error was introduced and corrected during the process.

Featured image of post What the Financial Industry Actually Tracks, What's Still Done by Humans, and Where Individuals Can Break In: An In-Depth Study of 114 AI Agents

What the Financial Industry Actually Tracks, What's Still Done by Humans, and Where Individuals Can Break In: An In-Depth Study of 114 AI Agents

Ran a 97-minute adversarial validation deep research with 114 AI sub-agents: A comprehensive map of the information objects and data sources the financial industry must track (巨潮/深证信, Choice, SEC EDGAR, Massive, FMP, Quiver), the areas still stuck in manual repetitive work, and the opportunities and compliance minefields for individual developers looking to break in.

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