NOW / FELIX YANG

What I’m learning building and thinking about now

A snapshot of what I am learning, working on, and still trying to understand.

An aircraft wing against the evening sky
01 / IN TRANSITIn transitMovement and waiting create uninterrupted time for long-horizon questions.
Three surfers approaching the break from the shore
02 / OUTSIDEAt the coastA moment at the coast, with room for wind, waves, and unhurried time.
Felix Yang pausing on a street at dusk
03 / EVERYDAYEverydayKeeping space outside work and study where an outcome is not predetermined.

OFFLINE / PERSONAL ARCHIVE

Beyond the screen

Outside work and study, I enjoy baseball, climbing, skiing, working out, and baking

Personal archive
Close-up of hands gripping a bat during baseball practice
01

BaseballBASEBALL

Grip, swing, and enjoy a moment focused on movement

Felix skiing
02

SkiingSKI

Finding speed and balance on the slopes

Felix giving a thumbs-up on an indoor climbing wall
03

ClimbingCLIMBING

Finding the next foothold on the climbing wall

Felix training at the gym
04

FitnessGYM

Building strength through training

Felix baking
05

BakingBAKING

Bringing patience and creativity into the kitchen

01 / LEARNING

Learning

Algorithms, probability, numerical methods, and computer systems—building a continuous path from formal reasoning to reliable implementation.

02 / BUILDING

Building

Working on digital transformation at Dexin Miaosheng: business objects, responsibility boundaries, data structures, and system paths, alongside small personal automation tools.

03 / WRITING

Writing

Reviewing raw Notion ideas, checking sources, and editing them into public essays across five durable editorial pillars.

04 / QUESTION

Current question

As AI lowers execution cost, which capabilities remain scarce? How can a system stay formally clear while respecting context and accountability inside a real organization?

Dispersed information forming coherent streams of light

If you are working through similar questions, I’d be glad to hear from you.

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