This is why China 🇨🇳 is hundred years ahead in technology 🗿

Chinese black magic.

If you're running a startup, you can't afford random acts of marketing. Yet that's exactly what most early-stage/micro-SaaS founders do. Without a dedicated marketing team, they think: "Something is better than nothing." "We'll figure it out as we go." "We can always do better when we have more money." So, you create some content, run some ads, post on social, and hope for the best. But this approach isn't just mediocre at best. It actively burns through precious runway with little to show for it. You're also training potential customers to ignore you before you even have the chance to get it right. And I get it. You don’t have the luxury of a full team or deep budget. That’s exactly why we make every dollar work 3X harder by focusing on three foundational moves: 1️⃣ Validated ICP Think of this like dating: identify patterns in your best customers, then validate with voice-of-customer interviews. Use the SPICED framework to build data-backed targeting. Aim small, miss small. Start with just 2-3 key dimensions that predict conversion and let market activity calibrate over time. 2️⃣ Content by Stage Map every piece of content to a specific buyer stage. > Listening > Problem-aware > Solution-searching > Decision-ready When in doubt, start with a case study - It’s the fastest way to make your value real. Then, add 2–3 lead magnets that solve narrow problems and build trust early. 3️⃣ Channel Rapid Testing. Channels are just fishing ponds. Find out where your fish swim. Run structured 30-day experiments: Pick 2–3 channels where your ICP already hangs out Spend equally across them Track full-funnel metrics (not just leads) Double down on what works. Kill the rest. Be happy spending money to learn. It’s not “wasted money on ads” - it’s how you discover what works. . . . Run all three exercises in parallel for 8 weeks, and you'll stop guessing. You’ll build a focused marketing system that actually feeds your pipeline and generates ROI. I break down our complete operating concept for these three foundational exercises on my substack >> ^^ You'll also find deal teardowns, acquisition concepts, and other musings from building our micro SaaS portfolio there.

Lol so advance

It’s a security flaw in the software. Developers should have included a liveness check in the facial authentication process.

Waiting for Chinese bots to come and defend 1.2.3

China is old and empty 100 years ahead

Bahut China ka gun gaan kar raha hai, lagta hai paisa direct account may daal rahe hai china waale. Next number tera hi hai espionage may ...

shit...! Last week, I got same problem. I thought, this problem with only simple face recognition code.

Sorry saarrr Indian software company infosys manages that sarrr! 😅