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tmd，时隔两个月，总算从0把open claw调试成我期望中的小龙虾了🦞 我在服务器上部署了一个基于 OpenClaw 的多 Agent 投资分析系统。 简单说，就是一组 AI "分析师"团队，每天自动协作完成投资研究工作，然后把报告推送到你的飞书群里。 关键点：这东西能自我进化，能记录，能输出文档等巴拉巴拉一大堆。 当然它的逻辑是基于我的交易逻辑之上的，不过随着数据的增加，以及配合一些skills和提市词，能达到识别一些我的盲区的效果。 这件任务完成。 01 它的工作流程： 每个工作日的流程是这样的： 早上 8:00，系统自动从数据源采集当天的市场行情，写入共享数据文件。 8:15，系统自动唤醒"投资委员会主席"Agent，主席依次召唤三个专业 Agent 开会 市场数据分析 Agent 负责报告"今天市场发生了什么"（指数涨跌、板块强弱、资金流向） 宏观经济研究 Agent 负责解释"为什么会这样"（经济周期、政策、流动性） 风控 Agent 负责回答"有什么风险"（VIX、涨跌比、异常信号）。 三个 Agent 各自汇报完毕后，主席综合判断，找出共识和矛盾，给出当天的仓位建议、板块方向和操作红线，最终以完整报告形式推送到飞书群。 下午 15:45 还有一次自动收盘复盘，对比晨会判断和实际走势。 平时也可以在飞书群里直接 @任意一个 Agent 提问，比如问风控 Agent 某个板块的风险，或者问主席对某个信号的看法。 02 今天的效果 今天（3月20日）的晨会报告跑通。 主席成功调用了市场数据 Agent，捕捉到几个关键信号：黄金单日暴跌6.79%、VIX升7.15%进入高波动区间、A股涨跌比1:7.2的极端分化、原油逼近100美元。 并且把这些信号串成了逻辑链——油价上升加上黄金高位回落加上经济放缓，判断为滞胀特征，给出了防御性操作建议 相比改造之前，报告从简单的板块涨跌排名升级到了有逻辑推演、有宏观定位、有具体操作建议的水平。 下一步打算让系统跑一周，观察每天晨会和复盘的实际质量，确认稳定后再推进周报自动化、Agent 精简和持仓记录功能。

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🚨BREAKING: Claude has a secret mode called "First Principles Breakdown." It strips any complex topic down to its raw fundamentals like Elon Musk thinks through problems. Here's how to activate it:

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I ACCIDENTALLY OPENED MY CTO'S PERSONAL NOTION WORKSPACE AND NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY HE SHIPS 5X FASTER THAN THE REST OF US. He is 48. I am 26. He manages 3 products and never works past 5 PM. I work 10 hours a day and barely clear my Jira board. In his workspace, one specific document explained everything: Most people panic when the workload scales. They work longer hours, burn out, and eventually drop the ball. High performers do not manage time. They manage boundaries. The document was a list of strict operating rules. Here are 18 systems you can steal.

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推荐一个刚需工具：wechat-article-exporter 微信公众号文章批量下载，打开网页就能用，不用装任何软件，不用搭环境。 搜索公众号 → 选文章 → 一键导出。HTML 格式能 100% 还原原文排版和样式。 导出格式很全：HTML / Markdown / Word / Excel / JSON / TXT，总有一个适合你的场景。 几个实用功能： → 按作者、标题、发布时间、原创标识筛选文章 → 支持合集整体下载 → 支持图片和视频分享消息 → 还能导出阅读量、转发量、评论数据 做公众号研究、内容备份、竞品分析都可以！ 你平时用什么方式备份公众号文章？评论区聊聊，我猜大部分人还在一篇篇手动复制粘贴。

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感谢 @Jimmy_JingLv 的建议，更新了一版美股深度分析 skill 让你的 Agent 运行 npx skills add https:// github. com/star23/Day1Global-Skills --all 就可以一次性安装 5 个 skills, 量大管饱 - 美股财报分析 - 美股估值 - 宏观流动性 - 市场情绪 - btc底部 接下来 @rubywang 还会再迭代一版，敬请期待

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“… like the digital computer, with its multiple yes-no dots and dashes, they caress the contours of every kind of being by the multiple touches of these points. Electricity offers a means of getting in touch with every facet of being at once, like the brain itself.” McLuhan

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Carl Jung was not playing around when he wrote: “No matter how isolated you are and how lonely you feel, if you do your work truly and conscientiously, unknown allies will come and seek you.”

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"My whole life has been spent trying to teach people that intense concentration for hour after hour can bring out in people resources they didn't know they had." —Edwin Land (Steve Jobs' hero)

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Trees release invisible chemicals into the air to protect themselves from bugs and disease. Turns out those same chemicals also switch on your body's cancer-fighting cells. They're called natural killer cells. They're a type of white blood cell that patrols your bloodstream looking for cancer cells and virus-infected cells. When they find one, they punch a hole through its outer wall and inject proteins that force the cell to self-destruct from the inside. You're born with them. Unlike most of your immune system, they don't need to be "trained" on a specific threat first. They just attack anything that looks wrong. The 50% number in this tweet comes from Dr. Qing Li at Nippon Medical School in Tokyo, who has been studying the effects of forests on the human body since 2004. His original 2007 study took 12 men on a 3-day, 2-night forest trip, walking two hours a day. Blood tests showed 11 of 12 had roughly 50% more cancer-killing cell activity afterward. A follow-up with 13 female nurses found the same thing. But the part the tweet leaves out: the boost didn't vanish when they went home. It lasted over 7 days in both groups, and in men, it was still detectable in blood work 30 days later. Li's conclusion is that one forest trip per month could keep these cells running at a higher level year-round. The obvious next question is whether it's the forest itself or just the vacation. Li tested this directly. A separate group took a city tourist trip with the same amount of walking. No boost to killer cells. No stress hormone drop. Zero effect. Then he ran an even more controlled test: 12 men stayed in a regular Tokyo hotel room for three nights while a humidifier pumped tree oil (from Japanese cypress) into the air overnight. Their killer cells still went up. Their stress hormones still dropped. That isolates the cause to those tree chemicals, called phytoncides. Pine, cedar, and cypress trees release the most. These chemicals were found in forest air but were nearly absent in city air. A 2021 lab study showed that one of these tree chemicals directly switches on killer cells and slows colon tumor growth in mice. The bigger picture connects these cells directly to cancer risk. An 11-year study published in The Lancet (one of the world's top medical journals) tracked 3,625 Japanese people and found that those with weaker natural killer cells developed cancer at significantly higher rates. A separate study screening for bowel cancer found that people with low killer cell levels were 7 times more likely to be diagnosed. Li's own research across all 47 regions of Japan showed that areas with less forest had higher cancer death rates for lung, breast, uterine, prostate, kidney, and colon cancers, even after accounting for differences in smoking rates and wealth. The caveats: Li's original studies used small groups (12 and 13 people), and the regional data show a pattern but don't directly prove that forests prevent cancer. No large-scale clinical trial has confirmed that yet. But the chain is consistent: trees release chemicals, those chemicals wake up the cells in your blood that kill cancer, the effect lasts weeks, not hours, and people with more active killer cells get cancer less often. Japan now has 65 government-certified Forest Therapy sites across the country, each tested and approved based on the physical effects they have on visitors.

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The Soviet Union made a film in 1983 about Zionism, the Rothschilds and the Israeli lobby in the US. It was buried for decades. I just added English subtitles and corrected the dubbed version. Watch what they didn't want you to see. Links below.

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Timely reminder of when this guy reviewed that guy... Iggy Pop on Gibbon's Decline and Fall (Classics Ireland, 1995): Caesar Lives by Iggy Pop In 1982, horrified by the meanness, tedium and depravity of my existence as I toured the American South playing rock and roll music and going crazy in public, I purchased an abridged copy of The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Dero Saunders, Penguin). The grandeur of the subject appealed to me, as did the cameo illustration of Edward Gibbon, the author, on the front cover. He looked like a heavy dude. Being in a political business, I had long made a habit of reading biographies of wilful characters — Hitler, Churchill, MacArthur, Brando — with large profiles, and I also enjoyed books on war and political intrigue, as I could relate the action to my own situation in the music business, which is not about music at all, but is a kind of religion-rental. I would read with pleasure around 4 am, with my drugs and whisky in cheap motels, savouring the clash of beliefs, personalities and values, played out on antiquity’s stage by crowds of the vulgar, led by huge archetypal characters. And that was the end of that. Or so I thought. Eleven years later I stood in a dilapidated but elegant room in a rotting mansion in New Orleans, and listened as a piece of music strange to my ears pulled me back to ancient Rome and called forth those ghosts to merge in hilarious, bilious pretence with the Schwartzkopfs, Schwartzeneggers and Sheratons of modern American money and muscle myth. Out of me poured information I had no idea I ever knew, let alone retained, in an extemporaneous soliloquy I called ‘Caesar’. When I listened back, it made me laugh my ass off because it was so true. America is Rome. Of course, why shouldn’t it be? All of Western life and institutions today are traceable to the Romans and their world. We are all Roman children for better or worse. The best part of this experience came after the fact — my wife gave me a beautiful edition in three volumes of the magnificent original unabridged Decline and Fall, and since then the pleasure and profit have been all mine as I enjoy the wonderful language, organization and scope of this masterwork. Here are just some of the ways I benefit: I feel a great comfort and relief knowing that there were others who lived and died and thought and fought so long ago; I feel less tyrannized by the present day. I learn much about the way our society really works, because the system-origins — military, religious, political, colonial, agricultural, financial — are all there to be scrutinized in their infancy. I have gained perspective. The language in which the book is written is rich and complete, as the language of today is not. I find out how little I know. I am inspired by the will and erudition which enabled Gibbon to complete a work of twenty-odd years. The guy stuck with things. I urge anyone who wants life on earth to really come alive for them to enjoy the beautiful ancestral ancient world.

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Wait Mamdani’s wife used the N word and mocked gay people? 😂 Democrats should be lining up to condemn this! Why are they so silent?

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今天学会的新技能 打开PowerShell claude --yolo 然后你就会进入一个新世界

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🔥 MacBook Pro 黑科技升级：用 Apple Neural Engine（神经引擎 ANE） 在 M4 Max 上完整训练一个专属 Crypto 交易模型！ 这到底能干嘛？把你的历史交易记录、链上数据（钱包流向、DEX 量）、Twitter 情绪、Polymarket 赔率、K线 + 宏观指标全部喂给模型，训练出一个只懂你的交易风格的 AI 交易员：实时给出 YES/NO 信号（像 Polymarket 那种） 自动计算仓位 + 止损（Kelly 优化版） 预测闪崩/拉盘，帮你跑在 99% 散户前面 和 Qwen3.5 这类现成模型区别在哪？Qwen3.5 是通用聊天机器人，能聊 crypto 但“不懂你的仓位、风险偏好、历史胜率”。 你的 ANE 模型是私人订制版：用你自己的 5 年交易数据深度微调，edge 直接拉满，幻觉几乎为零。 自己训练的三大好处： 1、隐私铁壁：所有交易数据永不出 MacBook（别让交易所或云服务看到你的底牌） 2、精准碾压：通用模型准确率 ~55%，你的专属模型能轻松跑到 70%+（回测自己数据） 3、完全掌控：市场一变就喂新数据重新训练，无订阅、无审查、无 API 费用 如何开始训练你的 Crypto 交易模型？ M4 Max（128GB 内存最佳） 克隆开源项目：github.com/ncdrone/rustane 准备你的私有数据集（Binance API 历史 + Dune Analytics 链上 + 你自己的 Excel 交易日志） 一键跑训练 pipeline（已验证 5B 参数完整训练，前向推到 30B！） 把你的 MacBook 变成私人 Crypto 量化工厂的时代，来了！🚀💰

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Paramount has now spent $300 million making three Sonic movies. They returned $1.2 billion at the box office. That's a 4:1 return on production costs. The average Marvel movie now costs $200-250 million per film before marketing and needs roughly $500 million in global revenue to break even. Paramount built an entire billion-dollar franchise for the production budget of one Avengers. The growth curve is the part worth studying. Sonic 1: $319 million on a $90 million budget. Sonic 2: $405 million on $90 million. Sonic 3: $492 million on $122 million. Each sequel grew 20-25% while production costs barely moved. Deadline calculated Sonic 3's net profit alone at $123.6 million. This franchise almost never existed. In 2018, Paramount released the original Sonic design and the internet response was so brutal they pulled the trailer, delayed the film, and spent millions redesigning the character from scratch. Every studio executive in Hollywood called it a waste of money. Delaying a tentpole to redo VFX because Reddit is upset? Career-ending judgment in most boardrooms. That redesign is the single decision that separates a $1.2 billion franchise from a one-and-done $60 million domestic flop. One executive approved the delay. Every dollar since traces back to that call. Now look at who they cast for Sonic 4: Carrey, Reeves, Elba, Kristen Bell, Ben Kingsley, Matt Berry, Nick Offerman, Richard Ayoade. Eight names that cost real money, attached to a franchise Paramount knows will return multiples. The question was never whether Sonic could compete with Mario's $1.36 billion single-film record. The question is what happens when a studio figures out the one thing most refuse to do: listen, rebuild, and compound.