An operating system built around AI
More customisation around AI, so that it works like an operating system — and users come to depend on it.
✳ A LITTLE CORNER OF THE INTERNET
Live a little.
Stay curious.✧
Everyday moments, explorations in RF IC,
and a home for thoughts along the way.
FishCrowd Lu
LYRICSFish
01 / 03No lyrics for this one yet. Just the melody.
Life needs less overthinking. Do more. Feel more.LIFE / RF IC / THOUGHTS
THE JOURNAL
Recent stories.
Small moments of life. Notes from the in-between.
Unified storage
Pool the storage of every device into one place, and save space on the phone.
An AI framework
Solve isolation between AIs first, so they can safely work together — and so AI development can be split apart.
How distance lets ordinary people let go: notes from an English sharing
Starting from Bauman’s “inhumanity as a function of social distance”, and putting Milgram’s numbers, a layoff spreadsheet, and a class group chat side by side.
Writing a book with AI
RF and electronics have too many opaque concepts. AI could write a book that explains them plainly — the value is AI drafting plus human review.
An app for shared memory
For graduating classes: a shared album space where many people can upload photos together and leave a few words.
A paid toolbox app with no ads
A note to myself: build a paid app that gathers the small tools people actually use, and never run ads.
100 km on the Tianfu Greenway: numbness counts as arriving
From the first excitement, through gritted teeth, to slowly going numb inside the turning of the pedals.
Stop 5: Nanjing, goodbye
While the plane trees were at their greenest, four years folded into one last photograph.
Stops 3 & 4: Xuzhou and Suqian
The hometown of emperors and the hometown of a warlord — two cities, two days, always moving.
Stop 2: Wuxi
Long time no see. Wind off Lake Tai, gulls chasing the boat, and an orange, generous dusk.
Stop 1: Suzhou
White walls, dark tiles, one bowl of far-too-sweet rice balls, and a pagoda framed by a diamond window.
A quiet corner for now. New stories are on their way.
A little record of ordinary days, and what they leave behind.