🔍Exhibit A: Sketch of unfinished parts of Charles Babbage's "Difference Engine" from 1823
Note 1: The mechanical calculator dream weighing 5 tons gets stuck in the craftsmanship precision of the 19th century (after all, even standardized gears were difficult to manufacture at that time )
Note 2: Core obsession: to let machines solve repetitive problems for humans, but unfortunately, no one could help him turn his idea into a usable tool back then.
💻Exhibit B: A screenshot of a Web3 developer's computer in 2025
Note 1: The left half of the screen is the brainstorming notes for the user NFT collection display dApp (the text is super messy: needs to be updated in real-time! Needs to show rarity! )
Note 2: The right half of the screen is a blank code box, filled with sticky notes next to it: The 3rd time writing the contract syntax wrong and missing the cross-chain adaptation logic.
Note 3: Hidden Easter egg: A push notification pops up in the corner of the screen from @infinityg_ai: Say something to generate code? For example, create an NFT display module that can sort by rarity.
✨Cross-time connection:
Back then, Babbage lacked the tools to build machines, and now developers lack the tools to turn ideas into code. @infinityg_ai directly uses AI to bridge natural language to executable code, increasing efficiency by 10 times while retaining code ownership, and even throwing out $100,000 worth of $AIN tokens to invite people to co-build the ecosystem!
(PS: Looking for solid tips on how to use this tool? Go to @Galxe #Starboard leaderboard, the real-time updates are all based on firsthand experience, 100 times more reliable than random searches.)
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🔍Exhibit A: Sketch of unfinished parts of Charles Babbage's "Difference Engine" from 1823
Note 1: The mechanical calculator dream weighing 5 tons gets stuck in the craftsmanship precision of the 19th century (after all, even standardized gears were difficult to manufacture at that time )
Note 2: Core obsession: to let machines solve repetitive problems for humans, but unfortunately, no one could help him turn his idea into a usable tool back then.
💻Exhibit B: A screenshot of a Web3 developer's computer in 2025
Note 1: The left half of the screen is the brainstorming notes for the user NFT collection display dApp (the text is super messy: needs to be updated in real-time! Needs to show rarity! )
Note 2: The right half of the screen is a blank code box, filled with sticky notes next to it: The 3rd time writing the contract syntax wrong and missing the cross-chain adaptation logic.
Note 3: Hidden Easter egg: A push notification pops up in the corner of the screen from @infinityg_ai: Say something to generate code? For example, create an NFT display module that can sort by rarity.
✨Cross-time connection:
Back then, Babbage lacked the tools to build machines, and now developers lack the tools to turn ideas into code. @infinityg_ai directly uses AI to bridge natural language to executable code, increasing efficiency by 10 times while retaining code ownership, and even throwing out $100,000 worth of $AIN tokens to invite people to co-build the ecosystem!
(PS: Looking for solid tips on how to use this tool? Go to @Galxe #Starboard leaderboard, the real-time updates are all based on firsthand experience, 100 times more reliable than random searches.)
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