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Codex 强的可怕活跃用户从700万到800万只用了一天。而网传腾讯家的 WorkBuddy 日活跃用户数来到了1300万到1500万。原来我不太信，但是我下载安装并体验了 WorkBuddy，我发现了 WorkBuddy的生态让WorkBuddy想不火都难。 如果你属于这800万当中的一员，恭喜你你有机会超越全球99.9%的人。 如果你属于这1300万到1500万当中的一员，恭喜你你有机会超越全国99%的人。 赶快加油学学吧。一个视频来带你看看我眼中 WorkBuddy 中的生态到底有多强，也顺便看看这篇进阶的实战文章。

牛逼，最近爱上了马斯克的 Grok 4.5，处处都想用它。 今天突然想让我的 Hermes Agent 也用上它。原来我还想着登录VPS来操作，感觉有点麻烦。 就使用手机里的 Telegram ，让 Hermes Agent 自己来接上马斯克的大模型 Grok 4.5，其实就是使用的网页授权登录，没想到真的可行。 最后备注：本视频录制完毕后，在Codex 中使用 ChatCut 插件来自动剪辑的。因为大模型的反应需要一定的时间，所以中间有很多静止等待的时间。 有兴趣的可以去试试，我附上链接：

手把手教你，如何在 codex 中 接入 DeepSeek 模型。 最近使用 cc-switch，在 codex 中接入 DeepSeek 的时候，遇到了一个问题，就是配置好之后，模型显示成了自定义。 这个问题，github 中有人提了，作者也亲自回复了，在通用设置里，codex 增强那里，「切换第三方时保留官方登录」这个选项一定要勾选✅

A 19-year-old turned his phone into the controller for a real drone in 4 hours with Claude The drone was in his hand. The simulator was on his MacBook. The phone bridged them His name is Kai. The drone is a $99 DJI Tello sitting on his desk. The MacBook is running a custom 3D drone simulator with a green wireframe grid. The phone is showing a virtual joystick interface he built that morning The simulator on screen shows the drone hovering above the grid. Kai's thumb is on his phone. The drone on the MacBook tilts forward. The physical drone in his other hand spins its props at the same angle One input. Two drones move. Sim and real, synced. He built all three pieces with Claude Opus 4.8 in one session. He typed three prompts. Total "Build me a 3D drone simulator in the browser. Use Three.js. Quadcopter physics, gravity, drag, motor RPM per axis. Green wireframe environment." "Now add a websocket server so a phone can control the drone in this sim. Phone shows a joystick UI. The drone in the browser reacts in real time." "Now make the same websocket also send the same control values to a real drone over the Tello SDK. Make the sim and the real drone fly in parallel from the same input." Claude wrote the Three.js sim. The websocket server. The mobile joystick UI. The UDP bridge to the physical drone. The drift correction loop. All of it Kai did not write a line of code. Claude told him which files to paste into 4 hours from "I wonder if I could" to a phone flying a real drone through a wireframe world The simulator alone would have been a $4,000 freelance project last year. The control bridge would have been another $6,000. Most senior devs would have quoted 3 weeks Kai shipped it the same Saturday He posted a 28-second clip to TikTok that night 1.9M views in 36 hours 4 drone hardware startups in his DMs by morning. Two offered to fly him out. One offered him equity He is 19. He is still in college. He took the meeting from his dorm room with the same drone hovering behind him His CS professor had told the class that semester that AI would "augment programmers, not replace the discipline." Kai built more shippable software in one Saturday than he had built in 3 semesters of coursework The internet said building real-world hardware control needed embedded engineers and months of firmware work He did it on a school laptop with a model that wrote every line