A PERSONAL HOME ON THE WEB
I’m Kerry Chia, a Data Computing and Applications student at Renmin University of China. This is my corner of the web for learning, AI experiments and everyday thoughts.
President, RUChain · Head, Blockchain Innovation Lab, Mingli College.
HERE & NOW
I’m interested in how data, computing and AI connect with real life. Building and writing help me turn curiosity into a deeper understanding.
This is not an exhaustive résumé. It’s a growing personal space for what I’m learning, what I’m trying, and what has been on my mind.
From mathematics to data and computing, I care about how understanding takes shape—not just the answer.
Exploring Python, C/C++ and AI tools through small, testable experiments. Making something is a way of finding out.
Notes on technology, learning and life: questions I encounter, perspectives that develop, and things I have yet to understand.
Format WeChat articles, generate cover prompts, manage drafts, and submit publication after explicit confirmation.
Send coding agent completion and waiting notifications through QQ's official bot messaging API.
An unofficial Chinese ETHShanghai guide with session summaries and 14 research articles on technology, applications, and community practice.
In development: a virtual agent community exploring authorization boundaries and defense validation in simulated transactions. Seeking collaborators.
In development: authorized research on agent transaction and payment safety, using isolated simulations and verifiable defense checks. Seeking collaborators.
In development: Chinese editing with diagnosis, minimal rewriting, fact protection, and author clarification. Seeking collaborators; not an AI detector.
NOTES & OBSERVATIONS
A polished recruitment email becomes a case study in using AI to check domains, registration records and application flows. The essay highlights suspicious requests to run local commands, while also questioning overconfident AI conclusions. Its practical lesson is to inspect evidence and verify through independent channels before clicking, installing or authorizing anything.
From a student developer’s perspective, this essay separates building a useful AI product from sustaining a business. Experiences with a timetable extension and a failed chatbot wrapper lead to reflections on real demand, defensibility and server-side protection. It also considers hackathons, personal visibility and collaboration with larger companies as possible paths forward.
The disappointment of being overlooked can hurt more than an unfavorable result itself. This reflective essay distinguishes a lack of recognition from a lack of value, and considers how self-doubt and lingering anger consume attention. It encourages acknowledging hurt without abandoning learning, creativity or the slower work of personal growth.
Caring about injustice does not require surrendering every ordinary pleasure. This personal essay makes room for stepping away from pointless arguments, enjoying meals and walks, and spending time with friends. It frames ease not as indifference, but as a way to preserve the capacity to live amid uncertainty and troubling news.
A question, an idea, or a thoughtful conversation.
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