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EnglishHow to Browse Thinkwee's Blog Archives and Contact the Author
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Thinkwee's Blog (thinkwee.top) is a personal blog by an author who writes under the tagline "Failed Better." The site's top navigation provides Home, About, Archives, and Search entry points, and the homepage lists author links for GitHub, E-Mail, Twitter, and GScholar. To browse all posts, use the Archives link; to reach the author, use the contact links listed on the homepage.
Browsing the Archives
The Archives page is the main way to see every post in one place. The homepage also shows the site's overall scale: 56 posts, 9 categories, and 66 tags. You can use the category and tag entries to narrow down posts by topic instead of scrolling through the full timeline.
What the Archive Contains
The homepage excerpt lists recent posts, most of them filed under the "LLM" category:
| Post | Date | Length (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Lessons from Burning 1.7B tokens: Harnessing Personal Agent | 2026-04-26 (edited 2026-04-27) | 26k words, ~23 min read |
| HiMe: A Personal Health Agent in the Wild | 2026-04-25 | 5.4k words, ~5 min read |
| Deep Data Research — Database as Hunting Ground, LLMs as Hunters | 2025-11-30 (edited 2026-02-05) | 4.7k words, ~4 min read |
| (Welcome) to the Era of Wild | 2025-10-05 (edited 2025-10-08) | 10k words, ~9 min read |
| Towards General Reasoning | 2025-09-13 (edited 2025-10-07) | 26k words, ~24 min read |
| Scaling the Environment | 2025-07-17 (edited 2025-10-07) | 10k words, ~9 min read |
| What is the Next Step for Scaling in the Era of RL for LLM? | 2025-07-15 (edited 2025-07-16) | 14k words, ~13 min read |
| LLM Reasoning in 2025 | 2025-05-30 (edited 2025-07-16) | 1.3k words, ~1 min read |
| [Some Questions asking Myself 2025.5] | 2025-05-21 (edited 2025-07-16) | 17k words, ~15 min read |
The list shows that the blog mixes long technical essays (20k+ words) with shorter notes, and that older posts are periodically edited, so the "edited" date can be later than the original posting date.
Contacting the Author
The homepage lists four author links: GitHub, E-Mail, Twitter, and GScholar. Use E-Mail for direct contact, GitHub for code and project work, Twitter for short updates, and GScholar for academic publications. The About page is the other place to check for background on the author and the site.
Practical Tips
- Start with Archives if you want the complete chronological list; start with categories or tags if you already know the topic (for example, LLM agents or reasoning).
- The Search entry in the top navigation is the fastest route to a specific post title, such as "HiMe" or "DDR-Bench."
- Post lengths are shown on each entry, which helps you decide whether to open a 23-minute essay or a 1-minute note first.
- Because posts carry edit dates, re-check a page you read earlier if you are citing it — the content may have been revised.