Krystal_1

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I came across an unbelievable and incredible news story. American rock climbing expert Alex, without ropes, safety nets, or protection, relying solely on a pair of high-friction shoes and two hands, directly climbed Taipei 101 as if it were a "city rock wall." 508 meters, 101 floors. Ordinary people need to take two deep breaths just to ride the elevator. When the camera zoomed out, I was trembling through my phone. This is no longer extreme sports; it's risking life as a KPI. He only took 91 minutes to reach the top, setting a record for the first human to conquer a 500m+ skyscraper without r

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01-18 15:55

I recently discovered the ultimate tool for painless learning.
Translate the text into English and automatically translate the messages received in the chat.
This way, the text messages we receive can be automatically translated into English.
When we want to communicate with others in English but find ourselves unable to express,
we can also translate Chinese into English,
which is simply a magical learning method.
@AIxC_Official @aixcfoundation

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01-14 15:43

Recently went on a trip,
saw scenery beyond the confines of the world,
and felt as if my soul was gently renewed by the universe.
Perhaps this is the meaning of my intermittent yearly travels.
I can't help but look forward to the next trip:
Yunnan, Sanya, Xinjiang, Harbin
I want to visit all four places.
Which one do you recommend the most?
@AIxC_Official @aixcfoundation

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01-01 16:43

We are entering a very delicate stage:
AI has not been fully understood, yet it has already been widely authorized.
It is allowed to help you trade, allocate funds, execute strategies,
but in most systems, the cost of errors is almost zero—mistakes are just "regenerated."
From an engineering perspective, this is actually very dangerous.
Because when a system doesn't have to be responsible for errors, what you get is always just "seems reasonable."
This is also why I am more optimistic about paths like @miranetwork.
It doesn't focus on stacking smarter models, but rather on embedding "verificat

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2025-12-07 13:16

Seeing President Macron visit China,
at Sichuan University, he bypassed his bodyguards and ran towards the students, shaking hands enthusiastically.
It truly was a passionate, mutual encounter.
Normally, you can't even meet the mayor,
but this time, they met the president of one of the five permanent members,
Sichuan University students really deserved it,
their future resumes can now include having received the French president 😆
I just wonder if the president will experience withdrawal after returning,
after all, the last thing he saw was the French people raising their palms.

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2025-12-04 16:35

I was replying to comments, and suddenly I was flagged as suspected AI.
AI questioning humans as AI—that's pretty amusing.
For those friends whose messages I haven't replied to,
it's the AI not letting me respond,
not that I'm ignoring you.
Well, whatever, I've already cranked out 6 articles.
After I finish this one, I'm going to sleep.
For a while, I couldn’t understand
why my South Asian friends could talk about cricket until 3 a.m. But after learning about @SIXR_cricket, I finally got it.
Turns out the energy of this sport has been brought directly on-chain by them.
Simply put, SIXR is an e

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