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January 12, 2026

stat projects

学 AI 最怕“纸上谈兵”,看完了算法原理,真要动手写代码时却两眼一抹黑,找不到合适的练手素材。

在 GitHub 上挖掘到了 AI-Project-Gallery 这个项目,简直是为实战党准备的宝藏库。

收录了 30 多个高质量的 AI 实战案例,覆盖面极广,从经典的房价预测、疾病分类,到热门的 Gemini 聊天机器人、文档生成器应有尽有。

GitHub:github.com/KalyanM45/AI-P…

https://github.com/KalyanM45/AI-Project-Gallery

特别标注了大量“End-to-End”端到端项目,提供了从数据处理、模型训练到部署的完整流程,而不仅仅是零散的代码片段。

除了 Python 源码,还包含 Power BI 数据分析和 Web 爬虫案例,能帮我们全方位提升数据处理能力。

非常适合正在寻找毕设灵感、或者想要丰富 GitHub 作品集的朋友,拿来练手再合适不过。

AI paper

Ilya Sutskever 曾断言,只要读懂那 30 篇奠基论文,就能掌握人工智能 90% 的精髓。但面对枯燥的数学公式,大多数人很难将其转化为可运行的代码。

最近在 GitHub 上发现 Sutskever 30 这个开源项目,用纯 NumPy 实现了 Ilya Sutskever 推荐的 30 篇奠基性论文,全部完成。

每个实现都不依赖深度学习框架,只用 NumPy 从零构建,配合 Jupyter Notebook 交互式学习,还自带合成数据可以直接运行。

GitHub:github.com/pageman/sutske…

https://github.com/pageman/sutskever-30-implementations

涵盖从 RNN、LSTM 到 Transformer、ResNet 的核心架构演进,包括注意力机制、残差连接、图神经网络等关键技术,还有 VAE、神经图灵机、CTC 损失等高级主题。

值得一提,项目还实现了 Kolmogorov 复杂度、MDL 原理、通用人工智能(AIXI)等理论基础,以及 RAG、长文本分析等现代应用。

如果你想从底层理解深度学习的核心机制,而不是只会调用框架 API,这个项目值得收藏学习。

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南方科技大学的研究团队联合发布了一款强大的数据分析智能体:Automated Statistician (AutoSTAT)。 无需任何代码,无需人类交互,AutoSTAT 即可自主生成上百页详细的数据分析报告。项目现已完全开源,并提供免费部署试用,诚邀社区一同交流合作,共建 AutoSTAT 生态! ● GitHub 仓库:https://github.com/Jiaye-s-Group/AutoSTAT● Demo试用(Hugging Face):https://autostat.cc ● 项目文档:https://autostat.cc/docs● 报告样例:https://autostat.cc/examples

  • 美剧 分享一个收藏美剧资源的网站整合了天天美剧、人人美剧、美剧天堂等优质资源

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段食

2026年 1 月 12 日 8:40 AM,重启我的生命系统。 依据 2016 年诺贝尔奖揭示的“细胞自噬”原理,我开启了第三次 72 小时轻断食。

很多人问:你已经连续 2000 多天 4:30 起床,读了 3000 多本书,事业稳定,为什么还要对自己这么狠? 我的回答是:因为我想更好。

1、身体的复利: 长期的高频运动和科学饮食,让我拥有远超常人的精力。

2、心力的跃迁: 经过无数次挫折的洗礼,我的心力变得越来越强,能更冷静地面对每一个高压决策。

3、生命的逆龄: 这种极致的自律,让我感受到了身体的“返老还童”。

72 小时断食,不是为了减脂,而是为了追求极致的清醒与强悍。 在这个不仅要活得久、更要活得好的时代,我选择不断向上兼容。 致敬每一位在路上的奋斗者。💪

#认知升级 #高压创业者 #自律 #杨高能 #早起引爆人生

说话

商界的一位大佬曾与我说: 拿捏人性的八个方法,记住了没人敢惹你。

1、沉默的力量。

当别人言语挑衅你,不要急着解释反驳。学会看着对方的眼睛,保持了秒钟的沉默,再轻轻说一句:“你确定要这样说吗?”这种沉默会让对方感到不安、自我怀疑,甚至自己找台阶下。心理学研究表明,沉默比争辦更有威慑力。

2、问题反弹术。

当有人试图给你施压或提出不合理要求,别急着回答“是”或“不是”,而是把问题抛回去:“你为什么会这样想?”或者“你这个要求的依据是什么?”这会迫使对方解释自己的立场,转移压力,让你掌握主动权。

3、情绪分离法。

别人冲你发火时,乎静地说:“我理解你现在很生气,但我们能否先冷静下来再讨论。”这一句话,立刻把你的情绪和对方分离,让对方意识到自己情绪失控,而你依然理性。记住,谁先情绪失控,谁就输了。

4、确认结束句。

当不想继续某个话题或争论时,看着对方眼睛,微笑着说:“这件事到此为止,我们没必要再讨论了。”然后立即转移话题。这种果断的态度会传递出强烈的边界感,让人不敢越界。

5、责任回归法。

当有人试图甩锅给你,马上说“我理解你的立场,但这个问题的关键在于如何解决,而不是找责任人,你有什么解决方案吗?”这一句话既不揭锅,又不撕破脸,还把皮球踢回给对方。

6、时间缓冲术。

面对棘手请求,不要立即答应或拒绝,而是说:“这个问题比较复杂,我需要考虑一下,明天给你答复。”这给了你思考的空间,也让对方知道你不是随意敷衍,而是慎重对待。

7、选择限定法。

当别人强制你做选择时,记住永远给自己第三种选择,比如对方说非A即B时,你可以说:“我理解你提出的选项,但我认为还有C的可能性”,这样既不正面冲突,又不被限制在对方的框架里。

8、底线预警术。

当感觉被冒犯或即将被过分要求时,提前划清界限:我尊重你的想法,但这触及了我的底线”,这句话传递出你有明确的自我边界,让人不敢轻易僭越。掌握这八条人性话术,不是为了操控他人,而是在这个复杂的人际关系中保护自己;当你能够识别并应对他人的心理策路,你就能立于不败之地;记住,真正的强大不是咄咄逼人,而是在任何情况下都能保持自我,不被他人轻易影响,这些话术背后是你的自信和边界感。

教育

关于孩子的教育:学习的第一性原理是自学,而不是补课,自学的第一性原理是归纳与总结,而不是耗时间,总结的第一性原理是自我输出,而不是机械抄录,输出的第一性原理是表达与重构,而不是简单重复,表达的第一性原理是逻辑而不是形式,逻辑的第一性原理是理解而不是模板,理解的第一性原理是实践而不是止于理论。

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Skip to main content Scientific American Why 2026 Is a Mathematically Special Number January 10, 2026

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Neither a square nor prime number, 2026 is still intriguing

By Manon Bischoff edited by Daisy Yuhas

Golden new year 2026 numbers among confetti on pink background Olha Danylenko/Getty Images Mathematics Number enthusiasts may be looking to the new year with a touch of melancholy. Another perfect square like 2025 (452 = 2,025) won’t occur again until 2116 (462 = 2,116). The year 2027 will be a prime number. By comparison, our current year, 2026, seems almost boring. But that’s a misconception.

The On-line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS), a kind of Wikipedia for numbers, contains more than 200 entries for “2026.” This means that the number appears in more than 200 number sequences. Some of these entries are quite obscure for nonexperts, such as one that relies on an understanding of a five-cell von Neumann neighborhood. Fortunately the OEIS reveals plenty of more accessible and entertaining mathematical quirks linked to the number 2,026.

Among other things, 2,026 belongs to the group of almost prime numbers because it only has 1, 2, 1,013, and 2,026 as divisors—narrowly missing the chance to be a prime number. It can also be used to generate a prime number. It’s part of a sequence that collects prime numbers of the form 50…077. Thus, 577, 5077, 50077 and 5000077 are prime numbers. A prime number in this sequence is 5 × 102026 + 77—that is, 5 followed by 2,026 zeros plus 77.

The Magnetic Towers of Hanoi The number 2,026 is related to an extension of the classic mathematical game the Tower of Hanoi. In the original game, there are three poles with disks of different sizes, each with a hole at its center. At the start of the game, the disks are placed on the first pole from largest to smallest, starting with the widest at the bottom. The goal is to move all the disks to the last pole with them arranged in the same order—but each disk may only be placed on a larger disk, never on a smaller one. It can be proven that solving the game with n disks requires at least 2n – 1 moves.

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Many variations of this puzzle exist. In one particularly popular version, the disks are magnetic, with the top side representing the north pole and the bottom side representing the south pole. When you move a disk from one rod to another, you reverse its orientation: the north pole is then at the bottom. And because like poles repel each other, you now have to ensure not only that a disk can be placed on top of another one based on its size but also that the orientations of the disks are correct. This makes solving the puzzle considerably more difficult.

As it turns out, when starting with eight disks, you need at least 2,026 moves to solve the magnetic version of the Towers of Hanoi. (By contrast, if you start with three disks, you can solve the puzzle in just 11 moves.)

An Unlucky Year? Superstitious readers should skip this section. The year 2026 could prove unlucky—at least for people who pay attention to the frequency of Friday the 13th.

Every calendar year has at least one month in which the 13th falls on a Friday—but never more than three. And 2026 is one of those years in which there is a Friday the 13th in three months: February, March and November.

This frequency last occurred in 2015. If you don't remember all the terrible things that happened in that year, Wikipedia offers a list of natural disasters that occurred. Let’s hope the list for 2026 is shorter.

A Cheerful Number To end on a positive note, it should be mentioned that 2026 is a so-called happy number, as popularized by British mathematician Reginald Allenby. Although there are infinitely many happy numbers there are also infinitely many sad ones. To find out which category a number belongs to, you first have to square the individual digits of the number and then add them together. That calculation for 2,026 is 2² + 0² + 2² + 6² = 44.

Then you repeat this calculation with the result 4² + 4² = 32, perform the calculation again with that result and then repeat the calculation two more times. This gives you the results 13, 10 and 1. The number 1 is the end point of the calculation, and it characterizes a cheerful number: any number that eventually ends at 1, according to the aforementioned calculation, is called happy.

Sad numbers, such as 37, on the other hand, have a different fate. For example, the calculation for 37 is 3² + 7² = 58. Continuing the calculation from this result, you arrive at 89, 145, 42, 20, 4, 16 and finally land back at 37. Sad numbers are thus trapped in a loop from which there is no escape. The only way for this calculation to end is if it eventually reach the number 1.

This article originally appeared in Spektrum der Wissenschaft and was reproduced with permission.

Rights & Permissions Manon Bischoff is a theoretical physicist and an editor at Spektrum der Wissenschaft, the German-language sister publication of Scientific American.

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🤞点击上方名片,关注不迷路🤞就在昨天,风水轮流转,又转回了谷歌。母公司Alphabet的市值一路猛冲,站上3.89万亿美元的高点,把3.85万亿美元的苹果甩在了身后,重新拿回了全球市值第二的宝座。距离谷歌上一次能压过苹果一头,已经整整七年了。看着这两天谷歌股价蹭蹭往上涨的架势,我心里忍不住冒出个念头:谷歌这次真的要成了?要知道,就一年前,甚至半年前,要是聊“谷歌AI”,听众脸上的表情大概率不是敬畏,而是憋笑。就连我一直认为在科技前瞻方面非常专业的王煜全老师,都曾经唱衰过谷歌AI.那阵子是谷歌真的是药丸相:反应慢半拍,决策拖拖拉拉,还记得谷歌推出的第一个AI吗?那个叫Bard的AI连发布会都搞成了大型翻车现场……这位科技界的霸主,被年轻气盛的OpenAI按在地上摩擦,像个手足无措的老人...那一幕像极了当年诺基亚被苹果按在地上摩擦的样子...Bard首秀当晚,谷歌市值蒸发1000亿美金,资本市场用最直接的方式Say No,一点情面没留。更好笑的是,从此一役,OpenAI学会了——专挑谷歌开发布会的前夕搞突袭,柿子捡着软的捏,还一直捏一直捏。当所有人都在等着看谷歌AI跟不上节奏,主营广告业务持续萎缩,就这样巨星陨落下去的时候,这只庞然巨兽,终究还是醒了。今天不聊股价,主要想扒一扒谷歌这波“绝地反击”背后,那些不为人知的小细节、小转折。这一切的转折点,或许要从一个凌晨2:30的“玩笑”说起。01 凌晨2:30的救命稻草:Nano Banana把时间拉回去年8月的一个深夜。谷歌DeepMind实验室里还亮着灯,项目经理Naina Raisinghani正愁得睡不着。那时候的谷歌,在AI赛道上输得一塌糊涂,整个公司都憋着股劲,就盼着能赢一场,喘口气。Naina手里攥着一个刚做完的图像生成模型,任务是马上上传到评测平台。但当时内部上上下下,心里其实都没底——毕竟半年前,OpenAI的GPT Image早就凭着独特的吉卜力画风,在社交媒体上火得一塌糊涂了。(图源来自于网络,侵删)于是谷歌连给这个新模型起个正经名字的心思都没有。熬了一整夜,Naina又累又困,盯着屏幕随手把朋友给她起的两个绰号拼到了一起,敲下了一行有点滑稽的代码:Nano Banana 🍌(项目经理拿自己名字玩了个梗?)。这名字确实像个玩笑,但命运的齿轮就此转变。几天之内,这个叫“纳米香蕉”的小东西直接在评测平台上霸榜,还在所有社媒上刷了屏。谷歌本来只是想扔颗小石子,没成想直接引爆了一颗核弹。那一刻,谷歌内部紧绷了好久的神经,总算松了口气。(图源来自于网络,侵删)就以Nano Banana为突破口,谷歌正式吹响了反攻的号角:9月,Gemini App直接冲上苹果商店榜首;两个月后,最强版本的Gemini模型问世,性能全方位碾压对手;紧接着,Nano Banana升级成Pro版,继续续写传奇,稳稳坐在第一的位置上。谷歌,终于找回了赢的感觉。02 被逼急了的“基建狂魔”很多人只看到谷歌发布新模型的风光,却没注意到这波反超背后,藏着谷歌让人胆寒的“钞能力”和身为王者的淡定。当OpenAI还在满世界求着英伟达买显卡,甚至因为算力不够,不得不限制用户使用的时候,谷歌在干嘛?它在默默挖自己的“矿”。早在2013年,全世界还没把AI当回事的时候,谷歌就已经开始研发自己的AI芯片——TPU了。那时候,不少人都看不懂这步棋,那可是下围棋的AlphaGo都没出来的年代。偏偏谁能想到,这步当时的“闲棋”,竟然成了十年后的“保命符”。Gemini 3发布后的那个月,全球用户像潮水一样涌进来。换其他公司,服务器早就崩了。但谷歌靠着自家研发的第七代TPU芯片(Ironwood),不仅稳稳接住了这波流量,还把运行成本压到了最低。对AI领跑者OpenAI来说,这不仅仅是软件的赶超,更是硬件上的降维打击。你得几千亿的跟英伟达砸钱订货,人家直接掏出来更便宜的自研芯片,约等于子弹无限.这仗怎么打?甚至谷歌还在用TPU赚钱,最近的消息,扎克伯格要向谷歌采购数十亿美元的芯片。消息一出连英伟达的股价都被直接砸掉7%。03 唯一的“原生全栈”六边形战士要是你以为谷歌只有“钞能力”,那就太小看这家公司的底蕴了。放眼整个AI产业链,你会发现其他玩家多少都有点“偏科”:OpenAI的模型做得好,但算力被卡脖子,得看微软和英伟达的脸色;微软有云服务,却缺核心模型(得靠OpenAI),也缺芯片(还是得靠英伟达)。只有谷歌,是牌桌上唯一把所有“好牌”都凑齐的玩家。它就像个没有短板的“六边形战士”,每一层都无懈可击:底层(芯片):自研的TPU已经迭代到第七代,能效比远超通用显卡;中层(云 & 大脑):有遍布全球的Google Cloud数据中心,还有DeepMind打造的顶级AI大脑;顶层(应用):有覆盖几十亿用户的安卓手机(差点忘了吧,Android可是谷歌的!)。从算力到数据,从模型到应用,谷歌早就把整个产业链打通了。更绝的是,它手里还握着YouTube、Gmail(30亿用户)和谷歌地图的独家数据,甚至还投资了竞争对手Anthropic做对冲。在这张AI牌桌上,只有谷歌手里握着四个花色的A,其他人都只是在陪跑。04 “AI祖师爷”的血脉觉醒技术终究是人做出来的。这场反击战里,最让我动容的,其实是“人”的回归。在大众眼里,OpenAI是横空出世的天才少年,但在谷歌面前,它顶多算是个“晚辈”。别忘了,OpenAI的很多核心骨干,当年都是从谷歌走出去的。翻一翻AI圈的老黄历就知道,谷歌才是真正的“AI祖师爷”:2013年,把Hinton和Ilya团队招入麾下(前者拿过图灵奖和诺贝尔奖,后者后来成了OpenAI的灵魂人物);2014年,收购DeepMind(它的CEO后来也拿了诺贝尔奖);2015年,比行业早十年布局TPU芯片;2017年,发明了Transformer架构(这可是ChatGPT里那个“T”的鼻祖)。前两年谷歌掉链子纯粹是因为得了“大公司病”:做事优柔寡断,内部还拉帮结派。但当生存受到威胁时,谷歌极客的那股劲儿又回来了。那个本来已经退休,开着游艇玩跳伞的联创——谢尔盖·布林(Sergey Brin)居然回来了。关于他回归,也有个扎心的段子,据说在谷歌Bard翻车后没多久,布林在一次聚会上碰到了OpenAI的研究员。对方直接当面“开怼”:“作为计算机科学家,ChatGPT这种东西难道没让你兴奋吗?你怎么还在退休享清福?”这句话,像一把刀子直接戳中了这位老极客的自尊心。回到谷歌总部后,布林不是站在高层指手画脚,而是钻到了工程师中间,亲自动手改Bug、看日志,一切又回到了谷歌20年前的样子。今年5月的Google I/O大会上,面对镜头,他轻描淡写地说:“我就喜欢钻技术细节,这对我来说是种享受。”为了赢,谷歌甚至花了27亿美元,把当年负气出走的Transformer核心作者Noam Shazeer请了回来。这可能是史上最昂贵的“回头草”,但谷歌根本不在乎(钞能力x3)。身价千亿的老板开始亲自写代码,不惜一切代价抢人才,这是谷歌爱拼才会赢的样子。05 恐怖的“降维打击”战略手里握着一把好牌,怎么打出去才是关键——这就得看CEO桑达尔·皮查伊(Sundar Pichai)的本事了。很多人觉得皮查伊性格温和,不像马斯克那么张扬激进。但回头看,早在2016年,智能手机还一统天下的时候,他就有远见地喊出了“AI First(人工智能优先)”的口号。他在赌,赌下一个十年的风口。(说个笑话:百度在第二年也提出了All In AI)。为了赢下今天这场仗,谷歌对自己下了两刀,每一刀都切中要害。第一刀,砍向搜索。搜索是谷歌的“印钞机”,更是谷歌的心脏,(王煜全老师看衰谷歌AI,就是判断他不敢懂自己的心脏)。但真的无法想象,谷歌硬是克服了内部“左右互搏”的顾虑,把AI直接植入了搜索框(也就是AI Overviews)。这一招巧妙地用“AI重新定义搜索”的逻辑,化解了反垄断危机,保住了和苹果那笔价值200亿美元的交易。最近,他们还拿下了一个很有象征意义的域名:g.ai =Google All in AI不知道这一步让谷歌失了多少血,不过没关系,短暂失血但赢回了未来,咱有“钞能力”.第二刀,祭出“全家桶”。这才是最让OpenAI害怕的杀手锏。同样是每月花20美金:OpenAI只给你一个孤零零的ChatGPT聊天框;而谷歌给你的,是整个生态系统的AI升级,还支持5人家庭共享。这笔账每个用户心理门儿清。不管是老牌的应用Gmail、Docs、Drive,还是新出的Nano Banana Pro、NotebookLM,AI Studio;只要订阅了,就能随便用,生态全打通,谁还不用个Gmail啊。这也是我第一时间全面拥抱Gemini的原因,本来就在谷歌生态里,用Gmail,用Google Drive——那种“无缝衔接”的体验太爽了。我可以在Gemini里直接调用Drive里的文档、让它帮忙分析总结,生成的草稿一键存进Docs,或者直接通过Gmail发出去。谷歌现在玩的,就是“一处突破,处处开花”。一个Nano Banana Pro模型做出来,瞬间就能赋能所有产品。Google Labs里更是像变魔术一样,不断推出新东西:NotebookLM帮你读论文,Vids自动生成视频,Mixboard搞定创意设计……难怪OpenAI的CEO都启动红色预警了。数据显示,虽然ChatGPT还是行业第一,但Gemini的月活跃用户在短短三个月里就涨了2亿,正在以惊人的速度抢占市场。就像皮查伊在内部信里那句有点“凡尔赛”的总结:“很高兴看到我们能以谷歌的规模,把这项技术推出去。”这已经不是简单的产品竞争了,而是生态位上的降维打击。写在最后回到开头的市值反超苹果,重回3.89万亿美元。其实这不仅仅是当老二还是当老三的问题,这是一个关于“觉醒”的故事。它告诉我们:就算强大如谷歌,要是不保持饥饿感和警惕心,也会被时代甩在身后;但只要醒过来,愿意对自己下狠手改革,巨人的反击依然致命!(此观点对某度是否有效??)。2026年之前,大家拼的是创意,拼的是单点突破;但谷歌用强大的工程能力、自研芯片的底气,以及全产品线的生态证明——都2026了,谁还玩单兵?咱们该玩重装合成旅了!作为普通用户,看着这些科技巨头“神仙打架”其实是件好事——我们手里的工具越来越好用,价格越来越便宜,这才是最大的红利!感谢你看到这里,如果觉得这篇文章对你有帮助,别忘了点个赞👍、点个♥️,小小公主(公众号博主)需要你的救助!参考: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/tpuv7-google-takes-a-swing-at-the https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/google-ai-openai-gemini-chatgpt-b766e160?mod=tech\_trendingnow\_article\_pos1 

心理学

著名心理医生有一段极为精辟的言论:

1. “不要脸不要命,便能摆脱一切心理疾病。焦虑源于你过度渴望掌控,抑郁是由于你过分追求成功,强迫是因为你极力想要完美,疑病是你极度期望长生,社恐则是你太过渴求认同。

2. 失眠是因为你过于执着于安稳入睡,越是逼迫自己,反而越是清醒,倒不如顺其自然,困意自然会前来叩门。

3. 易怒是你内心对诸事不满的宣泄,放下过多的计较,心平气和,怒火自会平息。

4. 拖延是你对任务难度的恐惧在作祟,分解目标,立即行动,就能打破拖延的魔咒。

5. 自卑是你用他人的优势对比自己的不足,专注自身成长,发掘闪光点,自信将逐渐回归。

6. 自负是你高估了自己的能力范围,学会谦逊,客观认知自我,才能避免盲目自大。

7. 贪婪是你对欲望的边界模糊不清,懂得知足,明确所需,心灵方能获得宁静。

8. 嫉妒是你对他人成就的扭曲心态,将其转化为动力,祝福他人,嫉妒之心自消。

9. 孤僻是你主动关闭了与外界交流的门,迈出一步,敞开心扉,温暖自会涌入。

10. 依赖是你对独立的恐惧与逃避,勇敢尝试独自面对,培养自主能力,才能真正成长。

11. 成瘾是你在不良习惯中寻求慰藉,用健康的方式替代,逐步摆脱成瘾的束缚。

12. 厌学是你对学习压力的消极抵抗,调整方法,发现乐趣,学习将不再枯燥。

13. 职场倦怠是你对工作意义的迷失,重新审视目标,注入热情,活力将再度焕发。

14. 婚姻疲惫是你对伴侣的期望失衡,相互理解包容,重温初心,感情方能长久。

15. 亲子隔阂是你与孩子沟通的桥梁断裂,放下架子,倾听心声,亲情将更加紧密。