aaron zhang

@TaupeAvenger Don't show your stupidity again and again

Train stations like this suck because it takes forever to get to the trains. The best stations are small and have lots of trains running through them.

@not_2b_or_2b 很明显你不是富人

当年逃港潮， 时任广东省委书记谢非说， 主要是因为太穷了， 以后大家富了就不跑了。 30年后， 穷人没跑， 富人偷偷跑了。

@Sea_Bitcoin @off_thetarget 你还是太NAIVE,有点傻吧

1 月份跟 Manus 团队的核心成员吃饭时，知道 12 月时收购就已经完成交割，团队和投资人都分到钱了，在做资产配置 还知道一个好朋友去年已经加入了 Manus，负责一个子产品，赶在 Meta 收购之前 作为朋友，我是真心为他们感到高兴，创业多年拿到了一个好的结果 想不到现在事情成了这样，中国政府要求撤销这笔交易，团队要面临的心力消耗之大，要处理的事务之繁琐，想想头都大了，希望他们能顺利度过这个坎 Manus 从诞生第一天，到裁掉国内团队搬去新加坡，再到拿到 Benchmark 投资，被 Meta 收购，再到如今被禁止交易，每一步都是全行业的关注和讨论。这个团队毫无疑问是优秀的，在推出 Manus 之前他们对 AI 的思考也是非常前沿的，我在真格基金的办公室，听过两次 hidecloud 关于 AI 的分享 以前我们习惯了搭 VIE 架构，拿美元 VC 的钱。再谋求去境外上市，从新浪、网易到阿里巴巴都是这个模式，如今也快走到了尽头。没有了美元 VC 的活力，要签对赌和无限连带责任的 RMB 基金，给创业者套上的是另一个紧箍咒 整个 Manus 的过程，很多环节都值得创业者思考。我现在不是一个创业者，只是一个小韭菜个体户，旁观也学到很多。Crypto 是最后一个全然国际化的小赛道，有 $Bitcoin 是我们的幸运。

@LZRationalnvest 美国禁华为就是合法合规，我们禁manus投敌就是缺独立思考，你他妈能不能别双标，傻逼

Manus 收购这件事儿黄了，一堆人跟着幸灾乐祸看热闹，和鲁迅当年骂的那些冷漠看客一模一样。 他们不关心影响有多恶劣，只关心能不能骂个人； 不关心产业的未来，只关心别人倒不倒霉； 不关心规则的边界，只关心站队爽不爽； 中国人向来不缺看热闹的，缺的是独立思考的。

@KengGuangLong 这帮人恶心之处在于封中国区账号，实属无情无义无家无国之猪狗辈

发改委叫停 Meta 收购 Manus，表面上是一笔交易被否决，实质上是中国在 AI 领域第一次如此明确地亮出技术主权的底线。20 亿美元的价码不小，但信号意义远大于交易本身。 Manus 的故事其实很典型。2025 年初靠一段演示视频封神，邀请码炒到天价，瞬间爆火。但紧接着核心团队迁往新加坡、清空国内账号，这一系列操作很难不让人联想到「技术出海」背后的真实意图。一家公司的核心技术在中国境内研发，数据积累也来源于国内用户和市场，然后换个注册地就想把这些资产打包卖给美国科技巨头，这条路在法规层面本来就走不通。 不过话说回来，这件事也值得反思。为什么一个有潜力的 AI 项目，最终走向了被外资收购的路径？国内资本和产业环境是否给了这类团队足够的成长空间和退出通道？如果创业者觉得留在国内发展的天花板太低，类似的故事还会重演。 对行业的警示很清楚：技术可以全球化，但技术主权有边界。尤其是 AI 这种涉及数据、算法和基础设施的领域，监管只会越来越严格。以后想走「境内研发、境外变现」这条路的团队，恐怕都得重新掂量一下了。 真正该关注的问题可能不是这笔交易本身，是接下来国内能不能建立起让优秀 AI 团队愿意留下来、能长大的生态。堵住一个口子容易，建好一个池塘才是真本事

@Stanleysobest 用过又咋样，你是智商高点，钱多点、人帅点，估计一样也没有吧！仅仅是你那可悲的三等公民自尊心满足点？

今天莫名其妙有一帮人在吹牛， 说国内没有用过Claude Code的人超过99%， 我真的服了，这个数据严重失真， 没用用过CC的人不是99%， 是99.99%！

@puhansoumya @BBCNews You fucking dalit fabricated bullshit again.

@BBCNews They have not made 1$ profit yet. 15 years into the buisness and 0 profit , without us they will make losses for anathor 10 years . Chinese frauds are dumping statesubsidised car to bankrupt American auto industry

China car giant BYD says it can thrive without US bbc.in/4eNP8Ce

@kimmonismus Great piece . As long as people can learn from each other not pointing fingers at each other, the world is still a promising place .

My last day in China. A reflection and summary. I have now spent four days visiting China (well, actually five days, because turkish airlines just cancelled my flight lol). It was a breathtaking experience. I saw and learned an incredible number of things, met wonderful people, had fascinating conversations, and, above all, got to know an entirely different culture. I was invited to China by XPENG and had the opportunity to visit both their headquarters and their factory on site. I already said this in another post, but what left a lasting impression on me, and at the same time makes me look at Europe with concern, is that China has a different mentality of creativity. They are experimenting with flying cars, working on FSD EVs at the same time, and developing humanoid robots; an entire product portfolio, all in parallel. While high technology once came from Europe, especially from Germany, that trend has shifted. Of course, China still depends on Western technology in certain areas. But first, it is trying to build independent production facilities and supply chains, and second, it is using this technology to go beyond what already exists. I think this can be said quite objectively. Does that mean China has already won the global competition? Not at all. But it has become an outstanding competitor. My subjective impressions of the infrastructure only reinforced this: a well-developed, modern road network, no potholes as far as I could tell, widespread digitalization, almost everything via QR codes, WeChat and Alipay, and a very high degree of domestically built and developed EVs. Germany, meanwhile, still largely wants to build combustion engines, and the broader zeitgeist still struggles with electromobility. Everyday reality embarrasses itself with problems that feel like they belong to the 20th century: letters and faxes instead of emails, physical visits to government offices instead of digital administration, infrastructure and highways plagued by never-ending repair work. Germany feels like an aging behemoth refusing to accept the future and move with the times. In many areas, China has already overtaken Germany, even if only through the strategic decision to become sovereign and independent in energy policy, something that, by contrast, is becoming almost disastrous for Germany and Europe. Does that mean everything in China is good? Certainly not. Still, for me as a European, it was a culture shock to see how outdated and backward-looking Europe appears. While China is expanding and developing its own chip production, such as Huawei Ascend, in order to become more independent from the US and NVIDIA, and while it is pushing forward into robotics and high tech, Europe seems delighted to congratulate itself on the next AI regulation or, as recently, on the misuse of emojis for supposedly illegal activities. Europe has lost touch. Full stop. But ultimately, these are political decisions. Europe has to choose: future or past, regression or progress, combustion engines, letters and regulation, or EVs, digitalization and data center expansion. Quo vadis, Europe? Time is running out. Disclaimer: I have not received any payment from XPENG; no money was transferred to me; my opinion is subjective and was expressed without compensation. P.S. I already had a negative view of developments in Europe and Germany before my trip. So it is not as if this trip fundamentally changed my view of Germany and Europe. It only made even clearer to me how much stagnation there is in Europe.

@TaoRay 塌你妈啊，傻逼

华为终于口碑塌房了。这么多年来憋在我心中的恶气，终于中国的广大网友们帮我出气了。

@FT If you can't beat them, just smear them. Shame on THE WHITE HOUSE.

FT Exclusive: A Trump administration official says Chinese entities are stealing from American AI labs. ft.trib.al/YC428xg

@RJDAIGOGO 比美国黑奴棉强不知道哪里去了

嚯，好你个浓眉大眼的Labubu，也用新疆棉啊！🥹

@realNyarime 你煞笔啊，你看你美国主子会让你这个贱民用吗？

被华为坑死了，DeepSeek V4直接落后了半年

@Layton_Gott Nobody ask you to use chinese model, save some tokens for other people.

How do people TRUST Chinese models?! I barely trust Claude Code… Take security SERIOUSLY.

@ChingteLai You are going to be a war criminal.

China’s coercive actions undermine the status quo, once again exposing the risks authoritarian regimes pose to the international order. Ahead of my visit to Eswatini, several countries along our flight route abruptly revoked overflight clearance under pressure from China. 1/2

@TomasZdechovsky bullshit

Taiwan matters more to us than China — and the numbers prove it. 🇹🇼 invests in Czech industry, creates jobs, and brings high-tech know-how 🇨🇳 brings political pressure, security risks, and empty promises Taiwan is a partner. China is a risk. Europe should know the difference #taiwan @TaiwanEU

@0x45o You guys should try deepseek.

it is confirmed, we reached AGI

@kantei Disgusting woman

ポーランドのトゥスク首相と会談しました。同国🇵🇱との関係を「包括的・戦略的パートナーシップ」に引き上げ、二国間協力を一層深化させることで一致しました。「自由で開かれたインド太平洋(FOIP)」実現に向けた協力に加え、ウクライナ情勢、中東情勢等について議論し、両国の連携強化を確認しました。

@seiryukai The point is those Japanese students are unqulified.

東大に通う中国人留学生に年間290万円の支援。しかも返済の義務もない。こんな制度を誰が作ったんだ？… やり過ぎだぞ中国人優遇。日本人の学生に支援しろよ。

@Rumoreconomy 你们这帮人自己骗自己中国不行了，感觉好吗？人还是不能太傻逼

5月1日起，中国实行新的公司法，民企老板不能再随便从公司账户上借钱或者转账，超过三万就是职务侵占罪，想要转钱，必须依法交税，比如从公司账上转到个人100万，必须缴纳45万的税 以前可以来回拆借，往后不行了，国内创业环境进一步恶化，老板越来越来成为给“职业打工人”，干活可以，拿钱不行！

@BonnieGlaser His brain was kicked by a donkey.

US Treasury's Bessent says China has been unreliable partner by hoarding oil during war reuters.com/world/china/us…