Hey @claudeai , feature request for the Claude Code desktop app: let us connect to a remote server over SSH directly, like VS Code Remote-SSH. Right now I run claude remote-control in tmux on my uni server as a workaround. It works, but native SSH would be so much smoother 🙏

英語論文執筆におけるAIっぽい表現を修正するスキル”Humanizer academic”マイナーアップデート github.com/matsuikentaro1/hu… 最近のGPTやClaudeはcoding agentとして最適化された結果？人間には読みにくい言葉遣いが多い…このスキル使うとちょっとマシになります（中華圏でよく使ってもらえてるっぽい）

I’ve started my Master's in Software Engineering at Chongqing University ( @CQU1929 ), China. Looking forward to sharing my research progress.

ETH Zurich（苏黎世联邦理工学院） 把 2026 年整门机器人学习课公开了。不是精简版网课。 是正课本身：课件、课堂录像、编程作业、GitHub 仓库全在。 课程从模仿学习、强化学习一路讲到 Vision-Language-Action 模型和机器人基础模型。 客座包括 Physical Intelligence 联合创始人 Quan Vuong、Diffusion Policy 作者 Cheng Chi、Dieter Fox 等一线研究者。 12 周。 免费。 不用注册。 主讲人是 Oier Mees 和 ETH Zurich 团队。想搞清楚机器人智能真正在往哪走，这就是这个领域现在在用的那份清单。 课程首页：cvg.ethz.ch/lectures/Robot-L…

Hi all, I wrote a guide to applying to PhD programs based on my own experiences. I hope it is a helpful resource! pz1729.substack.com/p/guide-…

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If I were hiring a PhD student today, these are the emails I’d reply to. Most emails begin by telling me how much they admire my research. That doesn’t help me. Tell me which assumption in my recent work caught your attention. Tell me which limitation you’d want to test. Tell me where your own research unexpectedly overlapped with mine. Within a few sentences, I know whether you’ve read a paper or understood a research programme. The second thing I look for is whether you understand your own work. Don’t tell me you used CRISPR, RNA-seq, or machine learning. Tell me why you chose that method over another. Tell me what failed. Tell me what you would do differently if you repeated the study. Methods can be taught. Scientific judgement cannot. Finally, I ask myself one question: “Can I already imagine this person discussing data at our lab meeting?” Very few emails answer that question. The strongest ones don’t sound like requests for supervision. They sound like the beginning of a collaboration. That’s why they get a reply. If your emails aren’t getting responses, the problem usually isn’t your English or your CV. It’s that you’re introducing yourself instead of introducing your thinking. DM me “Email” if you want me to review your outreach the way a PI actually reads it.