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@dingyi: Took a closer look at how people in a certain community post. The frequency averages once an hour, half hour, or even every 5 minutes... Topics cover the whole universe—they post anything, no matter how unrelated. This strategy is like hookup culture: cast a wide net, in case some fool falls for it, or maybe one of the posts goes viral. And you know what? It actually works. A reposted video gets hundreds of thousands of views, more than your carefully crafted tutorials.

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-07-04 Cached

The author analyzes how a community's high-frequency posting strategy of casting a wide net can bring traffic but damages personal brand, pointing out that long-term brand building is more important than short-term traffic.

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@Suu766: AI content is growing more and more, but there are actually not many bloggers worth following long-term who consistently produce high-quality content. Let me share a few AI bloggers I've been following. They have different styles, but all are valuable to follow in the long run (in no particular order). 1. @dotey (Teacher Baoyu) A solid one in the Chinese tech circle…

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-06-09 Cached

A user recommends several AI bloggers worth following long-term, including Baoyu, Karpathy, Raschka, Willison, Howard, etc., covering AI tools, model principles, and practical experience.

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