The Impatient AI Programming - FAV0 Weekly #027
Issue 027 - The Impatient AI Programming This weekly magazine is open-source, documenting what I've seen and heard each week, mainly focusing on frontend, AI, indie development, open source tools, etc., published every Saturday/weekend. Contributions are welcome via submissions, and I look forward to your interest/subscription -- fav0.com >>Topics to Discuss The Impatient AI Programming It seems that in recent months, I can no longer calm down and delve into one technology. The focus has shifted to producing results quickly, and it's been ages since I last tackled a technical book over 600 pages long. If the result of AI coding meets expectations, I'm less concerned whether the underlying principles are correct. I feel a bit restless, yet as an indie developer, it seems that's how it should be. It's truly a dilemma. >>Must Read TikTok Refugees Since TikTok announced its ban, many international users have flocked to Xiaohongshu. This has created numerous indie development opportunities, such as navigation sites, tools for generating Chinese names, and some sites whose purposes I couldn’t comprehend. Sites related to rednote have proliferated like locusts, generating significant traffic for some. In addition, the Xiaohongshu community has become extraordinarily lively, fostering friendly and interesting exchanges between Chinese and international users. Pinduoduo is expected to become the second major beneficiary of TikTok's ban, alongside Xiaohongshu.
Issue 027 - The Impatient AI Programming
This weekly magazine is open-source, documenting what I've seen and heard each week, mainly focusing on frontend, AI, indie development, open source tools, etc., published every Saturday/weekend. Contributions are welcome via submissions, and I look forward to your interest/subscription -- fav0.com
>>Topics to Discuss
The Impatient AI Programming
It seems that in recent months, I can no longer calm down and delve into one technology. The focus has shifted to producing results quickly, and it's been ages since I last tackled a technical book over 600 pages long.
If the result of AI coding meets expectations, I'm less concerned whether the underlying principles are correct.
I feel a bit restless, yet as an indie developer, it seems that's how it should be. It's truly a dilemma.
>>Must Read
TikTok Refugees
Since TikTok announced its ban, many international users have flocked to Xiaohongshu. This has created numerous indie development opportunities, such as navigation sites, tools for generating Chinese names, and some sites whose purposes I couldn’t comprehend. Sites related to rednote have proliferated like locusts, generating significant traffic for some.
In addition, the Xiaohongshu community has become extraordinarily lively, fostering friendly and interesting exchanges between Chinese and international users.
Pinduoduo is expected to become the second major beneficiary of TikTok's ban, alongside Xiaohongshu.
