Mark Xu's Blog

[AI-translated] While preparing in Wuhan for a second attempt at the postgraduate entrance examination, I took a day off on the weekend, followed a local creator's route around the city, visited the Hubei Provincial Museum at last, and ate plenty of good food.

[AI-translated] As I left university, I wanted to record both my memories of those four years and how my choices gradually taught me not to treat grades, rankings, and a résumé as life's only objectives.

[AI-translated] With only a few days left before graduation, I was reluctant to leave Xiamen, so a classmate and I visited several interesting eateries around the city—some delightful, others disappointing.

After finishing the story of Death Stranding 2, I began to understand MEME as a way for the genes of human culture to keep growing. AI can reuse these cultural genes, but new cultural genes may still have to grow out of human experience.

My old terminal was packed with oh-my-zsh and plugins I could barely remember, and it looked ugly enough that I did not even want to use it. So I decided to rebuild my terminal from scratch.

I recently found a GitHub project called voice-input-src, a voice input app for Mac. The surprising part is that the repository contains only one detailed prompt for AI.