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Tencent's move is really impressive. The 1.8 billion parameter translation model surprisingly performs close to the 32 billion level, and it also supports two lightweight versions: 2-bit and 1.25-bit. Running on mobile phones is effortless, directly bringing large model experiences into an affordable range. It seems that model size isn't the only standard; small models can also have great power. In the future, AI applications on mobile devices are set to take off. Tencent's strategy is very precise, controlling costs while ensuring quality. The large model competition is beginning to shift tow

Bai Yang's vernacular version of Zizhi Tongjian is truly amazing, reading it is not tiring at all, much easier than the original.
It's like reading a historical novel, with plot twists more exciting than TV dramas.
His paraphrasing style is very down-to-earth, without the barrier of formal classical Chinese.
The best part is Bai Yang's commentary, which is sharp and often points out angles I hadn't thought of.
History can actually be so vivid; I used to think it was dull and boring.
I will stay up late to finish this set of books, definitely gaining knowledge and having fun.

Brother Long's daily GitHub神器, a top-rated open-source project with millions of stars.
420k stars, a repository packed with over a thousand free API endpoints, covering everything from weather and exchange rates to AI image generation.
Most project developers get stuck at the first step—finding APIs—either because they’re expensive or poorly documented.
Today, a complete breakdown of how to use public-apis, solving your data source problems in ten minutes.
1. What exactly can this do?
Simply put, it’s an encyclopedia of free APIs.
Weather, exchange rates, stocks, news, translation,

I just came across an interesting website that directly tells you which jobs are most easily replaced by AI.
It quantifies 147 professions in China, making the risk levels clear at a glance.
Salaries, education levels, and automation potential are all included, which is quite intuitive.
Larger blocks represent more practitioners, and darker colors indicate higher danger.
You can immediately see which industries are the main focus of AI attention.
Data speaks louder than guesses, making it much more reliable.
It seems some jobs definitely need to think about countermeasures in advan

Brother Long's daily GitHub tools, sharing top-rated open source projects
440k stars, a website that teaches millions worldwide to code
Most people wanting to learn programming are either discouraged by tuition or let their bookmarks gather dust
Today, breaking down the freeCodeCamp path from zero to hero
1. What exactly is this
A completely free programming learning platform, open source from HTML to full-stack to algorithms
Courses cover front-end, back-end, data visualization, cybersecurity, and more than a dozen directions
After completing each module, practice with real projects—it's not

GitHub is being dominated by the Agent project this wave. 🚀
Warp, this terminal tool, is really awesome, turning traditional terminals directly into intelligent development environments.
It has built-in various coding Agents and can seamlessly integrate tools like Claude Code with one click, so there's no more switching contexts back and forth, boosting efficiency dramatically. There are also several projects with skyrocketing stars, all focused on building full-stack infrastructure for Agents.
It seems developers are really fed up with inefficient development workflows. These tools have comp

Brother Long's daily GitHub, helping friends quickly find useful open-source projects with tens of thousands of stars
460,255 stars, the most comprehensive resource index in the universe, collecting one is worth ten thousand
Most people want to learn new things, searching on Baidu all day filled with ads, unable to find a way
What is this thing
sindresorhus/awesome is the most famous resource list on GitHub, bar none
Hundreds of subcategories, from programming languages to hardware, games, and podcasts, covering all fields
Each list is carefully curated, with brief descriptions, re

The developer design resource directory organized by Brad Traversy, with over 60k stars, includes free image websites, UI templates, CSS frameworks, font libraries, and color tools all in one page.
It's a huge help for us AI creators.
I've been saving it for years; every time I start a new AI project and don't know what color scheme to use, I just flip through it.
Images, fonts, component libraries, animations—everything is categorized and ready to use.
The biggest benefit is saving time—no need to search everywhere for good color schemes and free fonts, and the quality has always been

Just saw the news about Warp going open source, feeling a bit excited!
This terminal tool finally figured out how to make Agent collaboration work, with the Oz platform letting AI handle most of the heavy coding work—we just focus on direction and review.
Under the AGPL license, OpenAI is still a founding sponsor, powered by the GPT-5.5 model.
It's on GitHub:
Do you think this kind of model is reliable? 👀

Lightpanda is a lightweight headless browser designed specifically for AI, built with Zig language at its core. It is much smaller than traditional Chromium engines, only a few dozen MB in size, with extremely fast startup speed, specifically solving the problem where AI agents need to control web pages but don't want to rely on the heavy dependencies of Playwright.
Previously, the most annoying thing in automation was browser environment configuration—mismatched Chrome versions and drivers causing crashes. Lightpanda eliminates all these hassles; it runs immediately after installation witho

Just came across a super practical collection of UI skills websites. I initially thought it was for Design Engineers, but it turns out to be a treasure trove for UI/UX/Remotion/Motion designers and developers. 🔥
It’s full of valuable content, covering everything from basics to advanced levels.
If you're looking for resources to improve your skills, check it out:
What tools do you usually use to practice?

Brother Long likes to use tools to solve daily work convenience.
it-tools is an online developer toolbox that packages small tools such as JSON formatting, Base64 encoding and decoding, hash generation, and regex testing, which are frequently used in daily work, all together.
Open your browser to use it, no need to install anything.
Over the years of development, command line format conversion and encoding on terminals are very common.
Sometimes you just want to quickly verify a JSON or generate an MD5, but you have to look up commands or find third-party websites.
it-tools is comple

Friends who create self-media are in luck.
CutClaw is an end-to-end automatic editing system for long video footage and music.
It first analyzes the original video and audio into structured descriptions, then completes shot planning (shot_plan), segment timestamp selection (shot_point), and quality verification through a multi-agent pipeline, ultimately rendering the final video.
Brother Long tested it: by inputting several hours of long videos and a piece of music, and giving text commands, it can automatically produce music-synced short films, allowing quick output from all-day footage

Brother Long recently researched an awesome tool.
In 64 sessions, Claude Code helped someone build an ARM64 system from scratch.
VibeOS runs on Raspberry Pi, fully self-developed — bootloader, kernel, file system, GUI, even ported DOOM.
Even more impressive is that it comes with the VibeCode IDE, allowing you to write C/Python directly within the system for closed-loop development.
GitHub:
Is this a toy?
Window dragging, menu bar, dock, browser, terminal, music player — all the essentials are there.
The project also records each session log, from guiding to a complete desktop, sh

Langflow is a visual, drag-and-drop AI workflow tool that allows users to connect data source API calls and dialogue nodes into a complete system without writing code. It solves the pain point for non-technical users who want to use AI but don't know how to code.
My personal impression is that this tool hides complexity very well. In the past, building an intelligent Q&A system required writing dozens of lines of code, but now you can just drag a few boxes and connect lines to make it work, and even deploy it directly as an API. During debugging, you can see where the data flow gets stuck at

A comprehensive resource collection for AI created by programmers, and I can only say it's extremely complete after reading it.
This project currently has 13k stars, covering Vibe Coding's zero-basic tutorials, various large model gameplay methods, tutorials on using mainstream AI programming tools, and even source code analysis of practical projects.
Many people are asking how to get started with AI programming; the available materials on the market are either too scattered or too superficial.
Fish皮 has organized this very systematically, from tool selection to practical ideas, so even