I agree, it's not a rocked science, especially for IT people, but it still took me three months to polish everything. I was thinking about open-source first, but I also think that open-source is at big risk now, since big LLMs at poor hands can find vulnerabilities faster than you fix them. And I'm still open to provide access to the code at higher plan tiers though.
Also I never did open-source before and neither any tools for developers, so I feel some kind of personal insecurity here...
This is a very big problem when I vibe coding by using claude code. I usually don't know where to put some promt I created by the agent. This help a lot.
When I first saw this car, I thought it was ugly and expensice. Look at Chinese cars, they're cheap, stylish, and comfortable. I really envy Chinese people who can buy those cars.
China has introduced many related policies. For wxample, when OpenClaw was very populat, a district goverment in Shenzhen launched a support program of 2 million RMB for AI startups.
Furthermore, some Chinese telecom companies are now deploying data centers and issuing LLM model token plans.
This is something only China can accomplish. China's infrastructure is better than other countries, with vast power resources and cheap infrastructure costs, which are the reasons why Chinese model are cheaper than those in the US. In China, electricity costs approximately $0.2 per kWh, much cheaper than in the US.
However, this also raises many problems. Before AI becomes widespread, its price remains low, and the large-scale construction of data centers, coupled with a lack of immediate demand, could potentially lead to AI companies losing their entire investment.
