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Just crossed 100K followers across all platforms!!! So exciting. 🥳
> 26 y.o.
> speak English, Japanese & Chinese 🇨🇳🇯🇵🇺🇸
> from a family of lawyers
> at 23, got 2 master’s degrees in law from top law schools in 2 countries
> passed the bar exam
> at 25, built an anti-distill skill demo that hit 10eatured in MIT Tech Review & made the cover of a magazine
> at 25, won a hackathon in Osaka & got an office hour with YC’s Garry Tan @garrytan
> now building my own media channel in SF
> documenting the AI chaos from a human POV 👀
anyone else out here in their plot twist era? 🫠
drop a comment and let’s be friends!
> 26 y.o.
> speak English, Japanese & Chinese 🇨🇳🇯🇵🇺🇸
> from a family of lawyers
> at 23, got 2 master’s degrees in law from top law schools in 2 countries
> passed the bar exam
> at 25, built an anti-distill skill demo that hit 10eatured in MIT Tech Review & made the cover of a magazine
> at 25, won a hackathon in Osaka & got an office hour with YC’s Garry Tan @garrytan
> now building my own media channel in SF
> documenting the AI chaos from a human POV 👀
anyone else out here in their plot twist era? 🫠
drop a comment and let’s be friends!
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These personal AI money-making cases are seriously impressive.
Car flips, roofing leads, sites for new businesses, land deals, and businesses for sale — 5 real ones.
Comment GUIDE and I'll DM you my start guide.
#AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI
Car flips, roofing leads, sites for new businesses, land deals, and businesses for sale — 5 real ones.
Comment GUIDE and I'll DM you my start guide.
#AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI
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koki retweeted
the "i'm not a chinese spy / not a honeypot 🙃" trend makes me so uneasy lol.. it's a joke, but it still puts asian women's looks at the center of a national security stereotype. ngl it feels like self objectification with an excuse to post a nice photo of themselves😓🫠
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koki retweeted
We all work for a living. No one wants to be turned into a Skill."
Inspired by the viral "colleague skill" trend, @kokiainet built Anti-Distill:
➡️ Upload the Skill you wrote (colleague-skill format works too)
➡️ It scores how "replaceable" each section is
➡️ Outputs two files: a polished "sanitized version" to submit, and a private backup that keeps your real edge
Three levels: Heavy (~40%) if your company barely checks, Light (~80%) if it reviews closely
Works with Claude Code and OpenClaw · MIT licensed
🎬 Video & Skill by koki
🔗 github.com/leilei926524-t…
Inspired by the viral "colleague skill" trend, @kokiainet built Anti-Distill:
➡️ Upload the Skill you wrote (colleague-skill format works too)
➡️ It scores how "replaceable" each section is
➡️ Outputs two files: a polished "sanitized version" to submit, and a private backup that keeps your real edge
Three levels: Heavy (~40%) if your company barely checks, Light (~80%) if it reviews closely
Works with Claude Code and OpenClaw · MIT licensed
🎬 Video & Skill by koki
🔗 github.com/leilei926524-t…
"大家都是出来做牛马的，没有人希望自己被做成 Skill。"
受最近很火的「同事 Skill」启发，@kokiainet 做了一个「反蒸馏 Skill」（anti-distill）：
➡️ 上传你写好的 Skill（支持 colleague-skill 格式）
➡️ 自动识别每段内容的"可替代程度"
➡️ 备份"留住你的核心竞争力
三档强度：公司走过场用重度（~40%），仔细审核用轻度（~80%）
支持 Claude Code、OpenClaw，MIT 开源
🎬 视频 & Skill 作者：koki
🔗 github.com/leilei926524-t…
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I studied a Stanford bulletin board to see what students care about.
1. One ad sells Resistec, fake medicine for LLM allergies.
Stanford students suffer from AI too.
Symptoms: racing heart when you hear AI will change the world. Itchy eyes when someone opens ChatGPT in class.
2. find a gaming partner. Oddly poetic:
We fell from the sky onto the island.
You wore a pink dress and butterfly wings, holding a pickaxe.
I wore a suit and carried a pencil.
We danced again and again.
3. An email looking for a Go opponent. Beginner, 10 kyu.
4. A film needs a consultant. Women founders, shot at Hacker Dojo. The job: imagine a tech that cannot exist.
5. A dinner called Love Your Enemy? Pizza, tolerance, love. All views welcome.
6. A gingerbread night with an absurd name: The Jolly Golly Gingerbread Junction Function.
7. A sex ed ad: a sex ed course you'd actually want to finish.
Stanford students care about a wide mix of things.
1. One ad sells Resistec, fake medicine for LLM allergies.
Stanford students suffer from AI too.
Symptoms: racing heart when you hear AI will change the world. Itchy eyes when someone opens ChatGPT in class.
2. find a gaming partner. Oddly poetic:
We fell from the sky onto the island.
You wore a pink dress and butterfly wings, holding a pickaxe.
I wore a suit and carried a pencil.
We danced again and again.
3. An email looking for a Go opponent. Beginner, 10 kyu.
4. A film needs a consultant. Women founders, shot at Hacker Dojo. The job: imagine a tech that cannot exist.
5. A dinner called Love Your Enemy? Pizza, tolerance, love. All views welcome.
6. A gingerbread night with an absurd name: The Jolly Golly Gingerbread Junction Function.
7. A sex ed ad: a sex ed course you'd actually want to finish.
Stanford students care about a wide mix of things.
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koki retweeted
"大家都是出来做牛马的，没有人希望自己被做成 Skill。"
受最近很火的「同事 Skill」启发，@kokiainet 做了一个「反蒸馏 Skill」（anti-distill）：
➡️ 上传你写好的 Skill（支持 colleague-skill 格式）
➡️ 自动识别每段内容的"可替代程度"
➡️ 备份"留住你的核心竞争力
三档强度：公司走过场用重度（~40%），仔细审核用轻度（~80%）
支持 Claude Code、OpenClaw，MIT 开源
🎬 视频 & Skill 作者：koki
🔗 github.com/leilei926524-t…
受最近很火的「同事 Skill」启发，@kokiainet 做了一个「反蒸馏 Skill」（anti-distill）：
➡️ 上传你写好的 Skill（支持 colleague-skill 格式）
➡️ 自动识别每段内容的"可替代程度"
➡️ 备份"留住你的核心竞争力
三档强度：公司走过场用重度（~40%），仔细审核用轻度（~80%）
支持 Claude Code、OpenClaw，MIT 开源
🎬 视频 & Skill 作者：koki
🔗 github.com/leilei926524-t…
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I got an interview from DeepSeek once.
DeepSeek follows Liang Wenfeng's philosophy to the letter. Everyone there talks about AI for everyone & human. People pursue the win-wins and enthusiasm.
In an industry drowning in money and hype, it is a breath of fresh air.
DeepSeek follows Liang Wenfeng's philosophy to the letter. Everyone there talks about AI for everyone & human. People pursue the win-wins and enthusiasm.
In an industry drowning in money and hype, it is a breath of fresh air.
Meanwhile DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng:
• “AI is large enough that it might eventually account for 10% of human GDP. You cannot monopolize such a thing. You must share it with others, or you won’t survive. If we tried to monopolize the benefits, we would be discarded by history. This is an objective law, a historical perspective.”
• “Those who take more get beaten by those who take less. You don’t even need to actually be taking more. If your ambition is to take more, you will be beaten by someone whose ambition is to take less.”
• “If your vision is to take more, you’ve already lost; you may face even greater difficulties. That’s just the way the world is.”
• “We must not imagine that we can claim a certain percentage of the world’s GDP for ourselves — the more you cling to that idea, the less likely you are to succeed. … The more restrained you are, the more likely you are to achieve AGI.”
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A paradox: at elite schools, the alumni groups are usually run by everyone but the undergrads. MBAs. Visiting students. Even exec-ed students who were on campus for only a few weeks.
The undergrads are the ones outsiders see as the real thing. They are also the ones who doubt ietly convinced they do not deserve to be there.
The undergrads are the ones outsiders see as the real thing. They are also the ones who doubt ietly convinced they do not deserve to be there.
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Life hack: Message big names on Luma. Your reply rate is 100x higher.
I followed a creator with millions of followers for years. My LinkedIn request never got accepted. My comments and DMs on X never got a reply. I honestly thought I would never speak to her in my life.
Then son event in San Francisco. Registration was on Luma, and I knew it would be packed. So I messaged her on Luma as I registered. I told her how her story had inspired me, and what I had built because of it.
I got in.
At the event, she came up to me first. She said she had read my Luma message, and she liked my work. It felt like a dream.
Here is why it worked. Almost nobody thinks of messaging a host on Luma. Mine was probably the only message she received. And a host always reads the messages attached to her own event.
I host events too. I approved everyone who Left me a sincere message on Luma.
I followed a creator with millions of followers for years. My LinkedIn request never got accepted. My comments and DMs on X never got a reply. I honestly thought I would never speak to her in my life.
Then son event in San Francisco. Registration was on Luma, and I knew it would be packed. So I messaged her on Luma as I registered. I told her how her story had inspired me, and what I had built because of it.
I got in.
At the event, she came up to me first. She said she had read my Luma message, and she liked my work. It felt like a dream.
Here is why it worked. Almost nobody thinks of messaging a host on Luma. Mine was probably the only message she received. And a host always reads the messages attached to her own event.
I host events too. I approved everyone who Left me a sincere message on Luma.
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A paradox: the more educated you are, the easier it is to gain followers on social media. But people like that rarely want to show their faces in public.
So the ones who benefit most are the upper-middle educated who think like personal brands.
Do Ivy League graduates stay away because they think posting is shameful?
So the ones who benefit most are the upper-middle educated who think like personal brands.
Do Ivy League graduates stay away because they think posting is shameful?
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I thought I was already a power user. Then these 7 personal agent use cases completely blew my mind.
House hunting, refunds, scholarships, flight-price alerts, and more.
Comment GUIDE and I'll DM you my start guide.
#AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI
House hunting, refunds, scholarships, flight-price alerts, and more.
Comment GUIDE and I'll DM you my start guide.
#AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI
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If you went to law school, you can succeed in any career.
I have law degrees from two countries and passed the bar at 21. I never became a lawyer. Now I run my own AI marketing agency and build my personal brand.
The lawyer version of me in a parallel universe would probably waste?”
I’m doing really well, actually. And I’m using exactly what I learned in law school.
I watched alumni who’d made partner go on TV, write articles, and give interviews. When people needed a lawyer, they already knew who to call. That’s how I learned the value of a personal brand.
At the firms where I interned, one lawyer would bring in the client and others would bring expertise in funds or M&A. They’d agree on who did what, what to charge, and how to split the fees. Together, they could take on much bigger matters. Before I even graduated, I’d seen how an established industry wins clients and makes collaboration work. That gave me a model for my agency. Take what you learned and go slay in whatever industry you want.
Don’t let law school box you in. You really can slay in any industry.
I have law degrees from two countries and passed the bar at 21. I never became a lawyer. Now I run my own AI marketing agency and build my personal brand.
The lawyer version of me in a parallel universe would probably waste?”
I’m doing really well, actually. And I’m using exactly what I learned in law school.
I watched alumni who’d made partner go on TV, write articles, and give interviews. When people needed a lawyer, they already knew who to call. That’s how I learned the value of a personal brand.
At the firms where I interned, one lawyer would bring in the client and others would bring expertise in funds or M&A. They’d agree on who did what, what to charge, and how to split the fees. Together, they could take on much bigger matters. Before I even graduated, I’d seen how an established industry wins clients and makes collaboration work. That gave me a model for my agency. Take what you learned and go slay in whatever industry you want.
Don’t let law school box you in. You really can slay in any industry.
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I'll show you how to get your own AI secretary in 2 minutes.
Chatbots answer. Work agents work on your computer. Personal agents have their own cloud computer, like a coworker you can text.
Comment GUIDE and I'll DM you my start guide.
#AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI
Chatbots answer. Work agents work on your computer. Personal agents have their own cloud computer, like a coworker you can text.
Comment GUIDE and I'll DM you my start guide.
#AI #AIAgents #AgenticAI
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For founders: How to tell if the Asian woman getting close to you could be a spy.
For ladies: How to tell if the Silicon Valley founder getting close to you could get you accused of being a spy.
For ladies: How to tell if the Silicon Valley founder getting close to you could get you accused of being a spy.
GPT Image 2.6 is insane for fashion websites.
zero photoshoot. zero models. one afternoon.
web designers are cooked.
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“One of the strangest feelings is knowinghow much you’ll miss a momentwhile you’re still living it.” #sanfracisco #stanford
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Really glad I got to attend a private @StartX info session for aspiring founders last week. StartX is a nonprofit accelerator and community for @Stanford-affiliated founders. I came away with a much better sense of what founders can get access to, from experienced mentors and network of people who’ve built companies themselves. My favorite part was talking with Rebecca Lin, a StartX mentor and the co-founder and CEO of Toro Bio. She’s spent years working in medtech and is now building robotic systems to automate cell therapy manufacturing. Hearing from someone who’s building a healthcare company herself made it easier to picture what that support looks like in practice. Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Rebecca!
Last call: StartX Fellows applications close this Sunday, Nov 1 at 11:59 PM PT. ⏰
Join the first-ever cohort and find your place inside Stanford’s premier startup community.
Apply 👉 web.startx.com/fellows?utm_so…
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