Graduate student in Basic Mathematics at Sun Yat-sen University, with an undergraduate degree from South China Normal University. Immigrated to Earth from the Oort Cloud in ’93; having forgotten the route home, I gaze at the starry sky in hopes of finding a path through space-time. I hold a broad love for various sciences and a passion for “drilling into bull’s horns” (over-analyzing details). Consequently, I often hit walls, but occasionally I drill right through, finding great joy in the process. I have a preference for physics, astronomy, and computer science. I enjoy thinking; while I excel at rational analysis, I am also prone to acting on impulse. I admire Richard Feynman. My hobbies include reading, playing chess when lazy, and cooking a few dishes in the kitchen during my spare time. Occasionally, I also operate a data “excavator.” Despite supposedly studying basic mathematics, I often neglect my proper duties to indulge in neural networks and fantasize about artificial intelligence. I have “successfully” never published a single paper in conferences like ACL, AAAI, or COLING. Recently, I have been struggling in the deep pit of NLP, awaiting everyone’s rescue at Scientific Spaces (https://kexue.fm).
Historical Content
Student in the Department of Mathematics, South China Normal University. Immigrated to Earth from the Oort Cloud in ’93; having forgotten the route home, I gaze at the starry sky in hopes of finding a path through space-time. I hold a broad love for various sciences and a passion for “drilling into bull’s horns.” Consequently, I often hit walls, but occasionally I drill right through, finding great joy in the process. I have a preference for physics and astronomy and enjoy thinking. While I excel at rational analysis, I am also prone to acting on impulse. I admire Feynman. I am a long-time reader of Amateur Astronomer and Scientific American (Global Science), I play chess when lazy, cook a few dishes in the kitchen during spare time, and occasionally act as an electrician. Recently, I have been mainly studying theoretical physics, and I look forward to everyone’s guidance at Scientific Spaces.
Name: Scientific Spaces
URL: http://kexue.fm
Webmaster: Su Jianlin
Belief: Explore our world, listen to our
nature
Website History
.01 The website was initially established. In the beginning, it used BoBlog and space provided by “Cosmos Station” (Yuzhou Yizhan). Content positioning: Science reposts.
.28 Large-scale promotion began, and traffic started to increase.
–05 Multiple changes occurred during this period, especially the transition of the Blog program and reforms in content.
.27 The website’s positioning began to change, shifting from a large number of reposts to a focus on original personal content.
.06 The website program was converted to PJBlog and moved to Volcano Interconnect. The content was positioned as primarily original.
.09 Space issues were finally resolved; the website was provided with network space by the “Stargazing Astronomy Forum.”
.20 The website moved to 9790.com, which lasted until 2009.09.30.
.05 The website was redesigned, switched to Typecho, and returned to “Cosmos Station.”
.31 The PR value of Spaces.Ac.Cn reached 2.
.14 Scientific Spaces Photo Album Platform went online, officially possessing an independent album.
.10 The Scientific Spaces Forum was established and entered the debugging phase.
.15 On the occasion of observing the annular solar eclipse, the Scientific Spaces Forum officially opened.
.14 To deal with the increasingly rampant spam comments, features such as IP and keyword filtering were added.
.13 Replaced the photo album with kh_mod.
.18 To make it easier for readers to post comments, the captcha plugin was changed to a slider format.
.05 Started using ASCIIMath Image Fallback Scripts to display mathematical formulas.
.20 Due to a conflict between the new math formula JS and the slide-to-unlock plugin, reverted to a captcha plugin.
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Webmaster Introduction
Su Jianlin, exactly 16 years old this year (2009), living in a small village in Yunfu City, Guangdong Province.
I have been interested in science since I was a child. Mathematics is my strength, but by the third year of junior high, “Chemistry” was added to that list.
I started using computers in September 2006, and my first contact with the internet was in January 2007. Looking back, the development has been quite fast (I knew absolutely nothing before touching a computer). In April 2007, I discovered BBS, and later established an IT-related BBS myself. Later, I drifted away from science because of IT. After September 2008, I began to refocus on science. Later, wanting to record something on the internet, this Blog was born.
Now (July 2012), I have graduated from high school. I have experienced many things and matured a lot. I feel that I have learned to cherish things more and have developed various interests. I used to be very introverted and shy, but now I am relatively more outgoing and know how to have fun and be wild with friends. Of course, my passion for science has only increased, though my interests have shifted. Mathematics remains my core; I love physics and am enchanted by astronomy. Chemistry and biology have become amateur interests for me. ^_^ I hope to continue sharing my scientific life with all readers here at Scientific Spaces.
673035421 (Su Jianlin)
QQ Group: 67729435
MSN Account: yuanzhoulv3@21cn.com
Mail:
bojone@189.cn (Daily social)
yuanzhoulv3@21cn.com (Academic
exchange)
spaces.ac.cn@gmail.com (Site
administration)