I've worked on smart hardware, from laser engraving to 3D printing, and on AI CRM for businesses. I notice what people need and turn it into something workable. Outside work, I make content and build tools for communities.
User insight · Solution design · Content & community
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FOUNDATION / ENGINEERING
Curious about what works. And why.
My engineering background gives me a technical lens alongside product thinking. With AI, I want to understand both what it can do and the ideas that make it possible. That helps me connect new capabilities to real needs.
Electronic Information Engineering · Product thinking
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BEYOND WORK / SPORT
Thinking on my feet.
Five years of basketball training took me to South China regional competition. I see learning and sport as a two-way exchange: understanding a technique improves my practice, and staying active helps me think clearly. My interest in sport and wellbeing comes from doing it.
Five years of training · A lived perspective on wellbeing
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WHAT PEOPLE NOTICE
A feel for what resonates.
Others have described me as having "good taste in social media." I pay attention to how things look, how words land, and what makes people stop scrolling.
Taste · Timing · A feel for online culture
SELECTED WORKS / 02
MY REGULAR INPUTS
What shapes me.
A few voices at the intersection of AI, product, and people.
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AI / FIRST PRINCIPLES
Andrej Karpathy
The mechanics beneath the magic.
Neural networks and LLMs, explained from first principles and built in code. A place to understand what AI is doing beneath the interface.
AI experiments, startup ideas, and community-led businesses. A prompt to connect useful tools with a specific audience—and think about how they reach people.
Drag back anywhere on the course, then release. A longer pull adds power. Arrow keys adjust aim and power; Enter or Space takes a shot. Escape cancels a drag. R starts over. Misses return to the tee.
A VERY HUMAN TEST
You look human enough.
Find the meme before the typewriter got to it.
02 / TYPEWRITER ART
KORALAAM / TYPE STUDY
Human check · 1 / 3
Loading a little character.
A little more detail
Your photo stays in this browser. Nothing is uploaded.
A SMALL ACT OF TRANSMISSION
Through the noise.
03 / A MESSAGE, SOMEWHERE
Pick a message. I'll type it for you.
K / COMMUNICATION TERMINAL
LOCAL ↔ SOMEWHEREStanding by.
YOU / OUTGOING
Waiting for your choice above.▌
TXRX
A CLOSER LOOK
words → bits → words
One letter, seen from the inside.
RECEIVED—
THE OTHER END / REPLY
A reply is worth waiting for.
leave a little room for the signal.
Choose a message. Watch it find its way.
A signal can arrive. Understanding takes more.
A simulated exchange · no live AI
What happens in between?
Letters become UTF-8 bytes, then bits. Recovery sends each bit three times; the receiver takes the majority vote. Noise flips bits at the selected probability. A CRC-16 checksum travels with the message and checks the result. Too much noise can defeat recovery. Replies are prewritten and appear only after a matching, verified message arrives.
ON THE WIRE—No message sent yet.
There’s more beyond the frame.Or borrow the glasses. Take them up.