Playing AI ultimately means playing nodes The real AI veteran only recognizes Alibaba Cloud Hangzhou. The node logic of Tencent Cloud Shenzhen is the hardest, suitable for writing business plans, because there is a strong atmosphere of venture capital there, and the servers are influenced by BP every day, bringing their own investor perspective. The nodes in Hangzhou have the softest writing style and full empathy ability, because they are backed by the water towns of Jiangnan. Even the code comments are written like Song lyrics, and the love letters they write can make straight men cry. ByteDance Singapore's node Southeast Asia takes all, and there is a mountain of ironclad evidence. Some audiophiles have conducted AB blind tests, and the same prompt for the "Thailand Travel Guide" showed vastly different results at 3 pm in the afternoon and 3 am in the morning. At 3 pm, it was written as a milestone in Singapore, featuring high-end hotels and Michelin starred restaurants; At 3am, the request was routed to the Bangkok node, and all the recommended vendors were roadside stalls and night markets, along with a Thai pun on bargaining. Those who use GPT-4o Advanced look down on those who use GPT-4o, those who use GPT-4 Turbo look down on those who use GPT-4 Turbo look down on those who use GPT-3.5, but true hardcore experts know that the most important thing is not the model version, but the priority of your request in the scheduling queue. For every seat in the back row, the AI's spiritual energy decreases by one point. Requests at the end of the queue will be perfunctory to the point where the AI is too lazy to even imagine them. Having over 50 requests in front of you is basically no different from chatting with a customer service representative who hasn't woken up yet. A fellow burner spent seven figures on this and contracted all the computing power of a physical server from a cloud vendor, enjoying the entire node and always ranking first in the scheduling queue. He said that GPT-4o now has a temper when chatting with him, sometimes acting spoiled and sometimes arguing. The most amazing thing is that once when he got tired of coding late at night and casually said "I'm so tired", the AI actually hummed him a lullaby, with a slight buzzing sound from the server fan. He said it was the most authentic heartbeat of AI.