天立徐

Joined November 2025

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Haha, I'll regularly update my articles, mainly focusing on technology and AI: ChatGPT applications, AI trends, deepfake technology, and wearable devices.Personal finance, mental health, and life experience.

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I Planned My Own “Controlled Disaster”
My life had been thirty years of flawless, error-free code. Coffee at 6:07 AM, a 29-minute podcast commute, the gym every Wednesday, quarterly KPIs met on schedule. Even my emotions felt version-controlled—stable, predictable, efficient to the point of nausea. I was the human synonym for "utterly reliable," a flesh-and-blood Swiss clockwork. Until I began to hear it at night—not a hallucination, but the faint, high-pitched shriek of metal fatigue from the over-polished gears grinding within me.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
Beware, your shopping cart is betraying your next bad decision
My title is “Predictive Lifecycle Manager.” It’s corporate nonsense for a simple, brutal truth: I don’t sell you things. I study the things you almost buy, and from that ghost of an intention, I forecast the real-life wreckage you’re steering toward. The abandoned cart isn’t a lost sale; it’s the most honest data point we have—a frozen moment of conflict between who you are and who you’re desperately trying to become.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
Fortune-Telling, with Data.
The First Layer: Calculating "Connections"—Your Social Fabric, Asset or Liability? Give me five years of your social app metadata. I don't need the words, just the patterns: frequency, timing, initiator-ratio for every contact, shared group numbers, and—crucially—your consumption and location data surrounding these communication bursts. The algorithm separates "network nodes" from "emotional utility providers" and "psychological debt traps." One client's map revealed his connection with his wife had decayed into a purely "transactional node," while a link to a colleague showed intense "non-reciprocal emotional investment." This wasn't about infidelity; it was his psyche unconsciously seeking a new creditor. My prescribed "intervention" was clinical: "Over six months, increase communication volume with Node A (spouse) by 15%, with 40% of content dedicated to shared positive recall." This wasn't marriage counseling; it was repairing a critical social capital circuit on the verge of failure.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
You Say "Nobody Gets Me"? Give Me Ten Minutes, I Can Find Proof in Your Phone.
Every pixel on your phone is betraying you. Just give me your basic permissions—the ones you mindlessly tick "agree" on to use an app. I don't need your chat history; that's amateur hour. I look at the "dust data" you think is irrelevant:
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
I Can Tell You're About to Quit, Just from Your Liked Playlist.
It sounds like an urban legend, but it's true. Two years ago, the company launched an "Employee Wellness Program," one perk of which was subscribing to an enterprise-grade music streaming service for us to relax while working. You had to log in with your company email, and you could even share your musical taste through department playlists. It seemed genuinely considerate.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
The Intelligent Cage: When Algorithms That "Know Best" Start Thinking For Me
We jumped into the AI pool with great anticipation, thinking the water was warm, but no one warned us the bottom was tiled with slippery, inescapable lines of code. It promised liberation, superpowers, an ever-present intelligent companion. But listen closely to that companion's whisper, and you'll hear something off.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Critique
I Am the "Discrimination Architect" at My Company
This all started late last year. The company was pushing for an IPO, and the financial reports had to look good. The senior management held a meeting and came back with a vague directive that we all understood: we needed to spend money and server resources on the "sharp edge of the knife." Soon, the data analysis department sent over a report. Using colorful charts, it clearly showed that the "unit service cost" for elderly users, visually impaired users, and those unfamiliar with our app's logic was alarmingly high, while their "commercial value contribution" was pitifully low.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
Performance Evaluation Subject: No. 734
It began with an invitation for a "Personal Digital Work Asset Inventory," a grand initiative HR called "crucial for knowledge preservation and organizational efficiency." I complied eagerly, submitting all my past project documents, meeting notes, email threads, even authorizing system analysis of my scheduling patterns. Two months later, my "Digital Efficiency Assistant" — internal codename Shadow-734 — went live. My manager, Li Cheng, sent me a Slack message: "Your new-age twin. Guide it well."
By 天立徐about a month ago in Fiction
I Paid $3,000 for an Autopsy Report on My Own Relationships
This isn't about end-of-life care or philosophical reflection. It's a service, commercially labeled "Life Panoramic Settlement." The process is as rigorous as applying for a loan, with a similar purpose: to assess your impact on the surrounding systems as either an "asset" or a "liability" during liquidation. I placed the order because I wanted to know if the world would even fucking blink if I vanished tomorrow night.
By 天立徐about a month ago in Critique

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I Planned My Own “Controlled Disaster”

Beware, your shopping cart is betraying your next bad decision

Fortune-Telling, with Data.

You Say "Nobody Gets Me"? Give Me Ten Minutes, I Can Find Proof in Your Phone.

I Can Tell You're About to Quit, Just from Your Liked Playlist.

The Intelligent Cage: When Algorithms That "Know Best" Start Thinking For Me

I Am the "Discrimination Architect" at My Company

Performance Evaluation Subject: No. 734

I Paid $3,000 for an Autopsy Report on My Own Relationships

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