一九投研

On September 23, I bookmarked an NVIDIA 5080 PC priced at 21,399 yuan. Today it’s already 31,599 yuan—a 10,000-yuan surge. Tech enthusiasts have unlocked the GPU’s AI computing power, and everything from the 30-series to the 50-series—even used cards—is being snapped up. Some PC stores on Taobao have simply taken all their listings down. What’s even crazier is that 90% of the wafer capacity Huang has secured is going to enterprise-grade AI accelerator chips. Next year, computers will be a luxury.

Travel back in time to September. If someone told you that you could go all in on 100 50-series PCs, start a company, and then sit back and collect money from cloud service platforms, would you believe them? [tears of laughter] Even the GPU mining craze back then wasn’t this wild...

A hot take: In the age of AI, one way to judge whether a company is worth joining is to ask whether it provides reliable access to Claude Code.

So when the interviewer asks at the end, “Do you have any questions for me?”, remember to ask whether they can provide reliable access to Claude Code. If they can’t, you might want to consider ruling the company out.

On October 24, Electrum disclosed a coin-theft attack that exploits the “increase miner fee” feature. A malicious server first withholds the original transaction sent by the user, then inserts a fake transaction into the wallet with the recipient changed to the attacker. If users think they’re simply adding a fee to the original transaction, they may end up sending the money to the attacker when they sign again.

The developers have received two user reports, including one person who lost funds after increasing the fee. Versions earlier than 4.8.3 are affected, and a fix was released on the 24th.

The easiest mistake to make in this case is to assume that the “unconfirmed transaction” shown in the wallet is the one you originally signed. Remember to check the recipient address and amount again whenever signing a transaction.

Looks like PredictFun is about to launch its token. The pre-market contract for #predict is already live on Binance. Those who farmed PredictFun earlier are probably about to get rich again. A Binance spot listing is practically booked—jealous of everyone who farmed it.

So jealous! These people found a whole bunch of iPhones.

Have you claimed the Binance Alpha air drop from today yet? The current value is 35u ($XDP ). You only need 125 points to claim it 😂

Thanks to the Binance wallet for the 0.138 BNB airdrop worth $100—this one feels great.

Biden's son's coin #laptop has gone live; the market cap is way too high

Binance Alpha's new coin today $CP has now dropped to 190 points—there are still some left. Live long enough, wow 😂

emmm
If anyone wants to feel like a leader
the thrill of controlling the whole scene
pay for a GPT
and just opening your mouth is enough
do whatever you’re told
isn’t that great

Time really flies.

The “94 incident” in the crypto world is already nine years ago.

So it was a locally deployed Codex, that explains it.
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​Huh? What? Local deployment?

Another lucky winner has appeared!

On August 31, a British man named Chris lost access to his digital wallet when the trading platform Intersango went bankrupt in 2014. At the time, the wallet contained about £4,000 worth of Bitcoin.

Back then, the platform had more than 5,000 accounts. It is believed that Bitcoin worth possibly hundreds of millions of pounds may still be in the account of a co-founder of the company. If former users can provide sufficient proof of ownership, they may be able to reclaim it again.

After repeated attempts over the years to contact the company failed, Chris eventually gave up, saying that watching the Bitcoin price keep rising was “like being repeatedly punched in the stomach.”

But earlier this year, he tried again and hired a lawyer to help prove that he owned dozens of “lost” Bitcoins. After a few months, the Bitcoins were returned to him—currently worth about £3.3 million.

The weight of an IELTS score report: 3.5 grams.

The weight of 2,170 yuan: 25.3 grams.

What he wanted from me was the latter—so he could trade for the uncertain former.

At 2 p.m., he sent me a message. He said, “With 2,170 yuan, you can see me once, but only for three hours. The time and place are up to you.”

I said, “Let me think it over—I’m not ready yet.” He didn’t hang up; he just quietly waited. Good times and good locations don’t wait for anyone.

After a while, I said, “Okay.”

To meet him, I spent months in advance preparing the skills to communicate with him—money to improve myself—just so I could be worthy of a better version of him.

Every time I met him, he would deliberately make things difficult for me. I knew I might not be good enough, that I hadn’t been able to satisfy him. But 2,000 yuan only to see him once—the cost in time and money was simply too high.

I looked sadly at the balance in my wallet. Those funds could have bought something better, yet for him I was willing all the same.

For a moment, I understood. What I wanted was never a passing score report, but self-affirmation that isn’t assessed by any system. There’s no need to keep getting entangled.

Also, he asked me, “When you see me, can you bring strength worth a nine?”

I was silent for a moment. He thought I didn’t want that.

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Let me tell you a ghost story: on Twitter, there was a guy who sold it—$牛来 —at 10,000 times the price! If he hadn’t sold, it would be worth $6 million now!

Athletes are Jing Tian’s favorite—any woman who’s been loved by a sportsman will never forget the unparalleled pleasure he brings, even if she later reaches menopause. This is a physiological kind of liking; it’s also called love. Liberal arts student Sun Yuchen spent 30 million just to feel some breasts, and even had to call the art student “Mom.” Meanwhile, the athlete didn’t spend any money and just became the art student’s “dad.” Psychologically, it’s definitely easy to get out of balance. A man only has two paths: make money & work out.

Domestic media have completely blown up—Toutiao, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu are all flooded with the embryo/egg incident! Even the old lady and old man downstairs are enthusiastically chatting about Jing Tian and Sun Yuchen’s gossip today. What everyone is most concerned about is that it turns out trading coins is so profitable—Brother Sun is so young and already has several hundred billion! Some people say it’s several thousand billion, even several ten thousand billion! It’s all gone viral! I had no choice but to edge away and slip off, afraid they’ll pull me to ask me: you’ve been trading coins and playing Bitcoin for as long as—if not longer than—Sun Yuchen, how much did you make? Why do you still look like you’re poor and struggling to get by?

After finishing Sun Ge’s little essay, the 7 little things I learned:

1. Zhang Jike did something important without spending a single cent—the stronger body of a man matters more

2. For your personal finance AI consultant, just use Claude

3. Talking with Sun Ge: for Jing Tian, she makes 3,000 people worth; but Zeng Ying still has to wash underwear—being strong yourself is the key

4. Keep your nails trimmed clean; girls really do care about your nails

5. It’s hard for ordinary people to put Sun Ge’s teachings into practice—start by improving your writing

6. This world is both cruel and kind. Jing Tian is righteous—she puts herself into it, inviting Sun Ge to come to the capital three times

7. AI still doesn’t know what love is—they broke up, and Claude is responsible for everything

The photo that Sun Yuchen saved back then should be this one. In October 2007, Jing Tian signed a contract with QQ Flying Squirrel and became the spokesperson for the game《QQ飞车》. Since this image is blurry, it looks like a little black girl—of course Jing Tian wouldn’t be able to recognize her.

The first time I saw it, I almost thought it was Zhang Yuanying!
At the $币安人生 reading sharing event,
who is the girl next to CZ?
I want to follow!!!