A Journal Through My Activities, Thoughts, and Notes
#书摘 WILD WALKS AOTEAROA MULTI-DAY
How much food do I need to pack? How heavy is my pack? How on earth is anyone supposed to walk with that on their back?
Welcome to the absolute magic of a multi-day. Have you ever found yourself heading out of a tramp, not yet ready to return to civilisation? Me too. It takes a certain level of chaos to enjoy multi-day adventures - the sandfly bites, wet boots, the lack of showers, the not-being-able-to-wash-your-hands-with-soap-for-four-days kind of level. It's an opportunity to test your limits; you'll better understand your joints and how hobbit-like your feet are.
It's the cutest thing in the world that humans will walk just to laugh and sing and touch leaves and look at the sky and gaze at moss and stand under waterfalls. It's just adorable.
Multi-day tramping is fantastic for the mind. It helps to build:
Resilience - you have to just walk. And walk. And walk. There's literally nothing else you can do. No snoozing the alarm. No other option.
Courage - yes, you have to put the wet socks on.
Gratitude - a hot chip never tastes as good as after a multi-day.
Patience - you ain't getting there any quicker, the pot won't boil any quicker and no, your dehy won't be rehydrated and ready to eat five minutes early.
They re also pretty damn good for the soul, providing the perfect opportunity to embrace a slower pace. While the destination awaits, you're gifted with up to 15 hours of summer daylight for a journey that might only take about five hours. Why not fully immerse yourself in nature? Swim in every swimming hole, lie among the moss, talk about the sound of the wind to the birds, forage or identify native plants.
Multi-days also work magic in breaking social barriers. Trampers engage in conversation, card games and general camaraderie,
bonding over the shared highs and lows of the trail. You're far from emails, notifications and cell coverage. To paraphrase Simon & Garfunkel, sometimes you can gather all the news you need from the weather report. Sometimes, that's all you need to know.
Something possibly not so spiritual is that you will, most definitely, have a song stuck in your head that'll be on repeat for the entire journey. It's often the last song you hear in the car, which for me is usually ABBA. One can take only so many days of an eternal 'Angeleyes' loop.
You have to learn to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.
You will have dirt sort of everywhere and mud on your legs, under your fingernails, in your hair. Rinsing it off can be tricky without a water source nearby. If it's rainy, you're going to get wet. If you drop your food in the dirt, you probably still have to eat it. Clean hair? Forget about it. Normal-looking feet? No way. Your socks will be in quarantine upon arrival back at the car, and the words
'shower', 'pizza' and 'hot chips' will be off-limits until the final two hours on the last day.
A multi-day's unpredictable yet wonderful mahi takes you deeper into the mountains. By the third day you'll find yourself fitter, and more often than not, you'll wish the adventure could extend further. These hikes are tailored for those with intermediate skills and offer a chance to explore more of the wilderness without committing to the demands of a gruelling 10-day alpine expedition.
Get ready to become one with nature.
（這一段看得我熱血澎湃，真想再次走進山裡走進叢林）
How much food do I need to pack? How heavy is my pack? How on earth is anyone supposed to walk with that on their back?
Welcome to the absolute magic of a multi-day. Have you ever found yourself heading out of a tramp, not yet ready to return to civilisation? Me too. It takes a certain level of chaos to enjoy multi-day adventures - the sandfly bites, wet boots, the lack of showers, the not-being-able-to-wash-your-hands-with-soap-for-four-days kind of level. It's an opportunity to test your limits; you'll better understand your joints and how hobbit-like your feet are.
It's the cutest thing in the world that humans will walk just to laugh and sing and touch leaves and look at the sky and gaze at moss and stand under waterfalls. It's just adorable.
Multi-day tramping is fantastic for the mind. It helps to build:
Resilience - you have to just walk. And walk. And walk. There's literally nothing else you can do. No snoozing the alarm. No other option.
Courage - yes, you have to put the wet socks on.
Gratitude - a hot chip never tastes as good as after a multi-day.
Patience - you ain't getting there any quicker, the pot won't boil any quicker and no, your dehy won't be rehydrated and ready to eat five minutes early.
They re also pretty damn good for the soul, providing the perfect opportunity to embrace a slower pace. While the destination awaits, you're gifted with up to 15 hours of summer daylight for a journey that might only take about five hours. Why not fully immerse yourself in nature? Swim in every swimming hole, lie among the moss, talk about the sound of the wind to the birds, forage or identify native plants.
Multi-days also work magic in breaking social barriers. Trampers engage in conversation, card games and general camaraderie,
bonding over the shared highs and lows of the trail. You're far from emails, notifications and cell coverage. To paraphrase Simon & Garfunkel, sometimes you can gather all the news you need from the weather report. Sometimes, that's all you need to know.
Something possibly not so spiritual is that you will, most definitely, have a song stuck in your head that'll be on repeat for the entire journey. It's often the last song you hear in the car, which for me is usually ABBA. One can take only so many days of an eternal 'Angeleyes' loop.
You have to learn to be comfortable with being uncomfortable.
You will have dirt sort of everywhere and mud on your legs, under your fingernails, in your hair. Rinsing it off can be tricky without a water source nearby. If it's rainy, you're going to get wet. If you drop your food in the dirt, you probably still have to eat it. Clean hair? Forget about it. Normal-looking feet? No way. Your socks will be in quarantine upon arrival back at the car, and the words
'shower', 'pizza' and 'hot chips' will be off-limits until the final two hours on the last day.
A multi-day's unpredictable yet wonderful mahi takes you deeper into the mountains. By the third day you'll find yourself fitter, and more often than not, you'll wish the adventure could extend further. These hikes are tailored for those with intermediate skills and offer a chance to explore more of the wilderness without committing to the demands of a gruelling 10-day alpine expedition.
Get ready to become one with nature.
（這一段看得我熱血澎湃，真想再次走進山裡走進叢林）
#书摘 余华 在中国，对于生活在社会底层的人来说，生活和幸存就是一枚分币的两面，它们之间轻微的分界在于方向的不同。对《活着》而言，生活是一个人对自己经历的感受，而幸存往往是旁观者对别人经历的看法。《活着》中的福贵虽然历经苦难，但是他是在讲述自己故事。我用的是第一人称的叙述，福贵的讲述里不需要别人的看法，只需要他自己的感受，所以他讲述的是生活。如果用第三人称来叙述，如果有了旁人的看法，那么福贵在读者的眼中就会是一个苦难中的幸存者。
Actually, CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN works for interactive mode; you just need to enable hasCompletedOnboarding: true in ~/.claude.json to skip onboarding process. I use this in devcontainer and it works.
And I believe setting ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN will do the same thing to set hasCompletedOnboarding to true. That's why it works when unset ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN. #claude
And I believe setting ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN will do the same thing to set hasCompletedOnboarding to true. That's why it works when unset ANTHROPIC_AUTH_TOKEN. #claude
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -f edi-deploy -N "" -C "gha-edi-deploy"
- -f edi-deploy → 输出文件名。私钥写到 edi-deploy,公钥写到 edi-deploy.pub(自动加 .pub)。不写 -f 会交互问你存哪,默认 ~/.ssh/ided25519 —— 可能直接覆盖你日常那把 key。 所以指定专用文件名,既隔离又防覆盖。
- -N "" → 私钥的 passphrase(N = new passphrase)。"" 就是空、无密码。CI 非交互环境必须无 passphrase,否则每次用都要人输密码。不写 -N 会交互让你输两遍。
- -C "gha-edi-deploy" → 注释,贴在公钥末尾的一段标签,纯标识用——你在 AWS 的 authorizedkeys 里能一眼认出"这把是 GitHub Actions 部署用的"。不影响任何功能,改成啥都行。
(-t ed25519 是 key 类型,顺带:ed25519 比 RSA 短、快、够安全,默认首选。)
- -f edi-deploy → 输出文件名。私钥写到 edi-deploy,公钥写到 edi-deploy.pub(自动加 .pub)。不写 -f 会交互问你存哪,默认 ~/.ssh/ided25519 —— 可能直接覆盖你日常那把 key。 所以指定专用文件名,既隔离又防覆盖。
- -N "" → 私钥的 passphrase(N = new passphrase)。"" 就是空、无密码。CI 非交互环境必须无 passphrase,否则每次用都要人输密码。不写 -N 会交互让你输两遍。
- -C "gha-edi-deploy" → 注释,贴在公钥末尾的一段标签,纯标识用——你在 AWS 的 authorizedkeys 里能一眼认出"这把是 GitHub Actions 部署用的"。不影响任何功能,改成啥都行。
(-t ed25519 是 key 类型,顺带:ed25519 比 RSA 短、快、够安全,默认首选。)
三句有关罗马的谚语： Do in Rome as the Romans do. 入乡随俗。 All roads lead to Rome. 条条大路通罗马。Rome was not bulit in a day. 冰冻三尺非一日之寒。
网上AI生成的插图，海报越来越多了。现在我们还能一眼识别出人工作品和AI作品，但不久的将来（也许就是下个月），人类将无从区别，或者极难区分二者的差异。
幸存的设计师和艺术家们将和幸存的程序员一样，成为掌握提问艺术的一类人。因为AI时代，唯有问出好的问题，你才能得到好的结果。
幸存的设计师和艺术家们将和幸存的程序员一样，成为掌握提问艺术的一类人。因为AI时代，唯有问出好的问题，你才能得到好的结果。
#网友语录 归根结底，人能真正拥有的，只有经历，或者叫体验。「@fomalhaut 有人说“一直一个人孤独 会比失去一个人之后再回到一个人的孤独好过一点吧”我不觉得诶，人生本是一场空，所有的经历才宝贵。反正最终都会失去，只有那些爱、感动、喜悦、温柔哪怕是痛苦的回忆才永远都是你的」
今天订了minimax max年订阅，据说每个月有17亿token的用量，希望能解决动不动就5小时限额已用完的难题。
用了知乎某网友的邀请链接，省了10%，1071人民币。考虑到这是一整年的费用，不算多。
我现在有两个国内的年订阅（另一个是智普的），3个公司提供的claude code订阅，一个公司提供的copilot订阅。因为copilot计费由按请求数计费改成按token数计费。我的业余项目就不好意思再蹭公司账号了。这也是我最近频繁尝试国内模型的原因。尝试的结果，kimi，glm和minimax的顶级模型都堪用，唯独豆包的模型不大行。当然啦，我也只是浅尝辄止。
minimax的模型当然比不上opus和GPT，但我也不是什么任务都需要特别牛的模型。
这是我第一个max level的订阅，希望minimax也越走越好，竞争越激烈，我们能买到的token才越便宜。
用了知乎某网友的邀请链接，省了10%，1071人民币。考虑到这是一整年的费用，不算多。
我现在有两个国内的年订阅（另一个是智普的），3个公司提供的claude code订阅，一个公司提供的copilot订阅。因为copilot计费由按请求数计费改成按token数计费。我的业余项目就不好意思再蹭公司账号了。这也是我最近频繁尝试国内模型的原因。尝试的结果，kimi，glm和minimax的顶级模型都堪用，唯独豆包的模型不大行。当然啦，我也只是浅尝辄止。
minimax的模型当然比不上opus和GPT，但我也不是什么任务都需要特别牛的模型。
这是我第一个max level的订阅，希望minimax也越走越好，竞争越激烈，我们能买到的token才越便宜。
火山引擎的coding plan（月费40RMB，约NZ$10）一点都不便宜。宣传上说有3倍Claude code额度纯粹是胡说八道。个人体验是0.5倍或更少。而且....一个月的额度其实是两个week限额。也就是说，如果你连续两个week都用满，后面两个多week你只能痴痴地等。这吃相太难看了。幸亏我也就只买了一个月试试水。
@27519 一个月后的今天，简直离开my-ai-team我都不会干活了。
