What lives here
This site will collect notes on learning, tools, system experiments, and solutions that have survived verification.
A small reading note
This is not a finished tutorial library. Notes may change as a conclusion becomes clearer.
How it is organized
- Notes: topics worth keeping for the long term.
- Archive: a time-based view of what has been written.
- Graph: connections formed by internal links.
A useful reading path
- Start with the knowledge-base navigation and choose a topic;
- Read the goal, prerequisites, and conclusion of the main note before opening detailed code, tables, or experiment records;
- Treat sections labelled “boundary”, “to verify”, or “conclusion” as the current state of the work rather than timeless documentation.
The site accepts both Obsidian source files and edits from the web editor. Only content explicitly marked for publication (draft: false) enters the public pages; drafts can be previewed and revised before publishing.