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The Death of the Consumer GPU


Compute became a utility. Nobody generates their own electricity.
2 min readTech

Feeding a Million Characters at Once Is Expensive and Bad


However large the context window, chunking still wins — and the reason is arithmetic, not feeling.
2 min readTechEconomy

Apple Is Becoming IBM


Lawsuits buy time. They don't buy the right to define the next paradigm.
2 min readBusinessTech

An Annual Subscription Is a Lock-In


Monthly billing buys you an exit. Annual billing buys the vendor your cash flow.
1 min readTechEconomy

AI Has No Bubble. AI Stocks Do.


What can be falsified is profit, not productivity.
2 min readInvestingTechEconomy

No Human Matches AI's Cognition. Not One.


It lacks nothing except a job. You lack nothing except a tireless colleague.
1 min readBusinessTech

Build It, and Have AI Rewrite It as You Go


Same interface, new flesh.
2 min readTech

The Adversary Mechanism for Decisions


A decision only counts when your opposing side has been persuaded too.
1 min readBusiness

50TB for 800 Yuan, Eight Years: The Ledger That Doesn't Balance


Cash flow looks fine; amortize it and the books fall apart.
2 min readBusinessTech

Businesses with Long-Term High Margins


Long-term margins come from which line of human nature the bill sits on — but everyone can read human nature. The profit belongs to whoever converts a stable need into a licence and a position.
3 min readBusinessEconomySociety

First Principles of Making Money


The first principle of making money is creating value. Following this logic chain reveals a complete framework: creating value requires solving problems, solving problems requires identifying real needs through practice, iterating fast, validating models, and building systems that scale using leverage instead of linear accumulation.
4 min readBusinessSociety

Musk's Five-Step Working Method


The five steps are cheap; the order is not. Question the requirement, delete, simplify, accelerate — and automation goes last, always. It is a sequence of operations, not a virtue.
3 min readBusiness
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