Exploring the Frontiers of Life, Technology & Business
Before coming to France I thought "multiculture" was a given. Toulouse showed me its two faces, Master 2 in Paris was a garden pushed into existence by design, and ten years of building businesses in France later — there's friction, but the direction is right.
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From tinkering with OpenClaw during Chinese New Year, to the Codex desktop app, to a Claude 200€ monthly plan running at full tilt. Codex is a developer, Claude is a boss; ChatGPT gives ideas, Claude delivers results. And Fable — released and pulled in two days — convinced me OpenAI is in a fragile spot.
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From NGOs and social enterprise to the Musk v. OpenAI lawsuit: OpenAI creates real social value, but a nonprofit-origin company becoming a commercial giant must remain accountable to charitable trust.
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Based on an internship report at Les Joyeux Recycleurs, this essay explores the social value of business and explains why electronics recycling can inherit the spirit of social enterprise.
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Based on a Master 1 thesis, this essay analyzes the transformation of Chinese foundations, Project Hope, CYDF, nonprofit marketization, information systems, and social enterprise.
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The European Union is not simply “Europe,” nor is it the same thing as the euro area or the Schengen area. It is a treaty-based political union built around shared sovereignty and common law. To understand it, we need to look at its origins, institutions, concrete results, internal tensions, and why Brexit was, in historical direction, mostly a step backward.
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A free Windows desktop recorder with live view, continuous or motion-only capture, local cache protection, and optional QNAP NAS sync.
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A practical guide for developers: what Codex actually is, what it is best at, how it differs from autocomplete, and how to turn it into a reliable engineering partner.
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A practical guide for non-programmers: what threads really mean, when to use skills and apps, how automation works, how to separate Playground from real projects, and what commits and worktrees are for.
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After reaching a certain stage in my career, I started asking a more fundamental question: what is a successful life?
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This site is my decade-long observation log, gathered between Paris and my native Sichuan — not to publish, just to find my way home next time I leave.
I'm an entrepreneur, thinker, and explorer. Born in 1987 in Sichuan, China, I came to France in 2011 for studies and founded Smart Gadget Home in 2015, specializing in B2B high-tech product distribution.
I believe technology can change lives, continuous learning can expand life's boundaries, and systematic thinking can create long-term value.
This blog is where I share my thoughts, experiences, and explorations. I hope it brings you inspiration.
If you're interested in my content or have collaboration ideas, feel free to reach out.
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