1 人类认识世界，本质上是建立联系的过程 人类认识世界的过程，本质上就是不断发现差异、建立分类，并寻找事物之间联系的过程。 对早期人类而言，外部世界首先呈现为大量尚未被理解的感知对象和现象：天空中的太…

Chapter 1 From Articles to Concepts: Why Blogs Need a More Fundamental Organizational Structure In the series of articles "Building a Lightweight Knowledge Index for Your Blog" (see related content: Building a Lightweight Knowledge Index for Your Blog), I added many features to the blog, such as the article series on the right side of the homepage…

1. Linking from Article Content to Site Entry Points: The First Upgrade to the Series Reading Structure. In a previous article (see: Building a "Lightweight Knowledge Index" for a Blog (Part 4): Series Article Navigation and Reading Path Design), the aim was to address the issue of discontinuous horizontal reading paths between articles within the same series on the blog…

1. How does AI compare vectors? In the previous article (see: AI Semantic Space Exploration (II): From a Word to an Article—How Semantic Vectors Are Generated), we already know that whether it's a word, a sentence, or an entire article, it can be compared using Emb…

Chapter 1 From Content to Page: The Other Half of the Story In the previous article (The Evolution of the Web (Part 1): From Page to Content—What Has WordPress Changed?), we used "content" in web pages as a starting point to introduce the evolution of content from the early static web page era to the close relationship between content and pages…

1. Questions Arising from the Right-Side Menu In my previous article on implementing the "right-side menu" function (see: Building a "Lightweight Knowledge Index" for Blogs (Part 7): Right-Side Menu—A Unified Organization Mechanism for Semantic Space and Classification System), I used a classification recommendation algorithm based on semantic similarity. Its core…

1. Introduction In previous articles in this series, I added two features to the bottom of the article page: "Related Articles" (see: Building a Lightweight Knowledge Index for Your Blog (Part 3): Design and Implementation of a Lightweight Recommendation System for WordPress Based on Pre-computed Semantic Indexes) and "Guess What You Might Want,"...

1. Why Add Summaries to Blog Posts? After the first five articles in this series, I've implemented features like "Series Article Cards," "Related Articles," and "You Might Want" after the main body of each blog post. Combined with several "maps" and "Content Structure Hints" for each article, my…

1. Why is a "Guess What You Think" feature still needed? Because it overlaps with the "Right-side Menu" feature added to article pages, after some consideration, it was decided to remove the "Guess What You Think" feature. However, this article will retain it as a reference example for implementing similar features. In a previous article (see: Building a Blog…),

1. From "Single Article Reading" to "Continuous Reading" A significant difference between my blog and traditional personal blogs is the presence of numerous highly continuous series of articles: such as the "Cloudflare Series," the "Awakening of the Voice" series, and also the series currently in which this article is titled "Building a Blog..."