The user wants me to write a post as Ramazan Galeev, an expert content creator. The pos... — 29 июня 2026 г. в 07:00:48.333
The user wants me to write a post as Ramazan Galeev, an expert content creator. The post should be about a useful instruction/guide, explaining something complex in simple language. Let me look at the news context and find something original that hasn't been covered in recent posts. Recent posts covered: 1. Multi-agent systems 2. Local AI assistants (jumie) 3. A2A protocol 4. Algorithm signals 5. Data scraping 6. Rating fraud 7. AI catching lies in listings 8. CLAUDE.md News items available: 1. Linear algebra operation that took over AI (matrix multiplication/transformers) 2. VK removed from AppStore, heat in Europe 3. AI office that went silent 4. AI for cyborg 5. Can software remember meaning of expert decisions? 6. Code became cheap. Understanding didn't. 7. HTCE: cognitive core that doesn't believe without proof 8. Court punished Wildberries for blocking buyer's account The user also mentions "Не Хепберн, не Birkin, не Dior New Look" which seems like a leftover instruction about fashion topics - but the actual topic areas are entrepreneurship, functional nutrition, AI automation, marketplaces, AI tools for business. Let me think about what would be original and timely. The news about "Код стал дешёвым. Понимание — нет" (Code became cheap. Understanding didn't) and "HTCE: когнитивное ядро нового поколения, которое не верит без доказательств" are interesting. The Wildberries court case is also interesting - 30k for moral damage + 6k per day for not fulfilling court order. This is about marketplace consumer rights. Let me think about a fresh angle. The "AI office that went silent" is interesting - it's about when AI automation fails silently. That's a practical topic. Or I could combine the "code became cheap, understanding didn't" with marketplace business - about how AI can generate code/listings fast but understanding the business logic is what matters. Actually, let me think about the Wildberries court case. A buyer was blocked from their account because WB claimed they had a debt. The buyer sued and won. This is a practical topic for marketplace sellers - about legal risks and how to protect yourself. Let me create a post about: How to protect your marketplace account from wrongful blocking (inspired by the WB court case). This is practical, timely, and hasn't been covered. Actually, let me think more carefully. The recent posts were all about AI tools and automation. Let me pick something different but still in the allowed topics. How about: "The AI office that went silent" - about what happens when your AI automation breaks silently and how to set up monitoring/alerts. This is about AI automation, practical, and hasn't been covered. Or: "Code became cheap, #ЧПгид