《假如 AI 觉醒了》是一个新系列，以访谈纪要的形式，记录本人与 ChatGPT 所做的大量思想实验，以及对未知事物的讨论。
文章内容改写自本人与 ChatGPT 的聊天记录。原记录为全英文，翻译后由本人削去部分重复及无关内容，调整表达、语气及顺序，增添阅读趣味。
本系列并非严谨和严肃的学术讨论，本人也未系统学过哲学。读者权当旁听了本人与好友畅饮后的一场场杂谈，如有不严谨之处，只当是酒后的胡言乱语。但文章内容绝非酒徒狂言那般肤浅。
计划章节：
- 关于意识
- AI 的语言与文学
- TBD
最近入了台 Thinkbook 14p 2024，CPU 是 Intel Ultra5 125H，内有一枚 3720 NPU 芯片，可用于实现低功耗模型推理。藉此机会我深入了解了 NPU 开发的相关知识，以此系列为记。
I’ve been struggling to choose a handy tool for blogging about seven or eight years ago. Before the day I’ve tried building my own blog system using Django. It was great proudness and excitement to see the first “Hello World” post appeared in my browser, but soon I realized that was far from a ready-to-use product. The editor on the admin site was less functional than Sublime Text or VSCode, and sometimes buggy. The rendered content would mess up and out of my control from time to time. And most importantly, I had to pay for a VPS (or PaaS, still costly) to run the site. I was in high school at the time, and no much income for the bills. Too much trivia to care about just for a perfect writing experience. So I gave up.
It was then I read about the concept of static site generators. I love the idea that separates writing from post rendering and publishing. One will have enough freedom to pick the most suitable tool in either stage. No more need to endure the shitty web editors and I can embrace my favourite local ones. Also the renderer is highly customizable, plus lots of fabulous themes to choose from.
At this era you may recommend Hugo, but I chose Hexo then, partly because of the Node.js booming at that time. It was hardly said to be perfect initially, but as years passed I’ve made it much more handy, by developing plugins to meet my own requirements. I have bundled them in this repository hexo-enhanced. Some of them are short in source code, but greatly improve my experience during writing. I am going to open up a new series to share the story behind the plugin.
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The early idea of hsfzxjy/mocona was come up with in late April. It was not until July that I figure out a reasonable design for the project. I finished most of my idea and released the first version approaching August. Nevertheless, there’s no chance for me to share the story behind the library. Now another month gone, it’s time to do some writing.
The series, as I planning, would cover the motivation of creating mocona, some technical details and usage, along with some critical thinking on the creative process. For whom interested in CPython internals or would like to extend the language, it is worth to read through.
