What a MITM Proxy Revealed About GitHub Copilot
A network-to-source investigation of how Copilot assembles context, routes models, and keeps queryable session memory.
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Long arguments and short signals sit side by side — filtered by how you read, not by the tool that produced them.
Garbage In, Garbage Out · Argument Flow
When you use AI for high-stakes decisions, the real problem is not that the model is too dumb — it is what you feed it
Ten Humanities Questions: Keeping Love and Principle in an Uncertain World
From a shaft of sunlight to an ethic of responsibility, ten spontaneous answers sketch a restrained philosophy of life.
Reading Xiaomi Pengcheng: Product Definition Is Not a Fully Loaded Spec Sheet
Start with the target customer, high-frequency situations, and competitive reference to understand why a family SUV must make deliberate tradeoffs.
Dynasties Don't Escape the Cycle Because of Bad Men
A widely upvoted Zhihu answer attributes dynastic collapse to institutional sclerosis rather than corruption. This piece maps its argument chain, its historical anchors, and the three gaps it leaves open.
Connecting DeepSeek V4 to Codex: Setup Paths, Security Boundaries, and Verification
An end-to-end guide covering prerequisites, provider configuration, and verification across three Codex clients
Welfare Doesn't Buy Idleness. It Buys a Society's Room to Fail — Dialectic Inquiry
A widely upvoted Zhihu answer borrows the logic of selection pressure to redefine welfare as the price of keeping many paths open. This piece maps both sides, and names the causal question it never answers.
LatePost Talks · Chen Mian Interview: How an Independent AI Application Company Survives
Chen Mian on Evoken, Liblib, Lovat, and LibTV — cash flow, competition, and founder philosophy
Inside DingTalk
The making and unmaking of an AI product, and a product manager's landing notes after 300 days in flight
Wang Chuan: How to Stay Calm After Your Neighbor Made 30x on Memory Stocks
From the AI valuation frenzy, cloud capex surge, and memory chip mania — deconstructing a cycle game with sharply asymmetric returns and risks