This year, I returned to campus, only to immediately embark on the journey of job hunting. Although it was a frantic rush, it was also fruitful. I take up my pen once again to write this year-end summary as a testament to the year that was.
Following a period of intense study, the only realistic respite I found was engaging in small talk with LLMs (Large Language Models). They act as the perfect "cyber-confidant", yet their presence has left my blog writing in a state of suspension. This article explores the comfort found in private dialogues with AI, the potential loss of creativity, and the vicious cycle of loneliness that underpins it all.
Rather than relying on unsatisfactory Mihomo clients, why not take matters into your own hands? Directly write and manage your own configuration files for the core, avoiding the opaque and often buggy “client apps”. This approach is cleaner, more stable, and gives you full control.
Seeing headlines like “Americans using ‘buy now, pay later’ plans to buy groceries, survey finds,” I can only remark: the world is even more foolish than I once imagined.
From the moment I placed the order for the MECHREVO Aurora X Pro, I was quite looking forward to it. However, the courier didn’t arrive before my trip to Hong Kong, and by the time I got home and unboxed it, the novelty had already worn off. When I tried to install another SSD, I found the M.2 screw was stripped, so I had to make do with some electrical tape—my fondness for the new laptop instantly halved.
