by Li Wei (立委) Why I Write Morning Glory and Afternoon Collection — Preface 2 After middle age, I grew fond of reminiscence. From time to time, seized by a mood, I would casually record the most unforgettable moments and feelings of my life — gathering fragments into a whole, publishing the ...
We were three siblings, each two years apart. I was the middle child, and Little Sister was the youngest — the darling of the entire family. At home, it fell to me, the second brother, to look after her. I was a weak and sensitive child. The moment Little Sister was out of sight, ...
The core question isn't teaching an agent to understand music. It's how to take something deeply subjective, ambiguous, and impossible to fully articulate — taste — and slowly turn it into observable, recordable, iterable machine signals. The agent doesn't just know which song ...
In 1978, Dijkstra wrote a famous short essay: On the Foolishness of 'Natural Language Programming.' His point: the biggest problem with natural language isn't that it's hard to understand. It's that it's far too easy to believe you've been clear. Forty-eight yea ...