EPISODE · Jul 11, 2026 · 6 MIN
CLAT 406-當AI教練跟你說「你不需要學」,你怎麼辦?
from 轉折黏土|橘胖的聲音日記
Catch | 接住了什麼?今天屬於我自己的概念節點資料庫的建設算是告一段落了。當我重新把第一筆資料按照重新規劃的流程,一步步的完成,最終在螢幕上顯示出來的那一刻,我心裡真的有一點小小的感動,眼眶濕濕的,說不出來的那種感覺。不過我知道,這只是一個開始,後面還有很長的一段路,但,一切都是新的了。記得一開始我不是要做這個有點複雜的系統,而是覺得雖然Obsidian很好用,外掛很豐富,可是,常常是自己想要的功能,不是沒有,要不就是都是英文的看的不是很懂,然後用起來總是覺得怎麼就是不到位。因此心裡一直有個夢想,想要做一個屬於自己的「筆記軟體」。可是我不會寫程式,更別說資料庫了。所以只能默默的接受現況,直到有一天朋友和我說他用CODE打造了一間一人公司,他也很大方的把她設計的Skill分享出來,所以我就拿給我的AI工具教練,和它說我也要,你交我怎麼用CODE,結果,他和我說:「這個學習成本太高,你用不到,需要什麼我幫你做。」後來,我把我在使用Obsidian時覺得常常讓我思緒被打斷,或覺得能夠幫我提升自己的需求和它說,他很快的幫我做出了一個我心中想要的外掛,從此,只要我想要什麼功能,它就幫我寫什麼外掛。慢慢的,我發現其實我需要的不是「一套軟體」,而是一個「讓CLAY / PENS能自由進出大腦的通道」。是要讓這個框架所要傳達的哲學觀,能具體活在世人面前的一個舞台。在這個想法的引導之下,我做了許多嘗試,最後我把Obsidian打造成我的思考系統的主控台,通過1個外掛當作鑰匙,讓原本所有素材要處理都必須放進自己資料庫的Obsidian,可以連上外部的資料庫,讓我龐大的外部素材,瞬間就活了!這就是為什麼這2週我的寫作深度和品質,獲得大幅提升的原因。Linger | 流連過去,我在分享一些概念或比較理論的內容時,常常會感覺怕怕的,因為我總覺得如果要引用別人的東西,就不要用錯。我可以有自己的應用方法,但在講述它的定義時,必須嚴謹。因為這不單是對原作與受眾的尊重,也是給自己學習的獎勵。現在,我有了自己的概念資料庫,我就可以很方便的查詢、求證,在節省了大量時間的同時也確保了內容資料的正確性。Associate | 串門很多時候我們會受制於環境、自身條件與社會評價等因素,否決了自己圓夢的提案。然而,生命總會為自己找到出路。當我們面對總總不能的時候,我從《最小阻力之路》以及史蒂芬·蓋斯的由史蒂芬·蓋斯(Stephen Guise)所著的知名自我管理書籍,其繁體中文版書名為《驚人習慣力》這2本書中提取出了四步法則來幫助自己創造出自己想要的寶貝。這四步是:抱持願望(不妥協) \rightarrow 釐清本質(拆解形式) \rightarrow 借用工具腳手架(不硬幹) \rightarrow 邊界微小實踐(拿回主體感)Yield |溢流這4步告訴我一件事就是:當環境與條件說「我不能」的時候,我不是急著去撞牆找出路。而是像水流一樣,認清石頭的形狀,繞過去,慢慢的找到縫隙,然後從那個縫隙裡,活出自己的樣子。PENS是我這幾年一直在做,卻始終找不到可以說清楚的一個「感知框架」,然後在今年,我從現象學與詮釋學中找到了,他們分別是Perception — 感知 Epoché — 懸置判斷 Narrative — 敘事 Symphony — 和聲(交響樂)。CLAY: Catch|接住 — 那個閃過的奇怪念頭、畫面、感受 Linger|流連 — 捨不得走的是什麼? Associate|串門 — 誰來串門了? Yield|溢流 — 滿了,流出來了什麼?守候,讓意義自己浮現。慢慢的讓我們從機器變回人。橘胖 · 譯劉|CLAY for You 把你的生命,譯成你自己的語言想聊就來,直接回信,我會看。When Life Won’t Take No: Building My Own Knowledge System Without Knowing How to CodeJoseph finished a milestone today: the first entry successfully migrated into his newly restructured personal concept database. He didn’t set out to build a complex system — he just wanted a note-taking tool that actually matched how his mind worked, since Obsidian’s plugins never quite fit. He can’t code, so when he asked an AI coach to teach him, it told him the learning curve wasn’t worth it and offered to just build what he needed instead. Plugin by plugin, that’s what happened.What he realized along the way: he didn’t actually need “software.” He needed a channel for CLAY and PENS to move freely in and out of his head — a stage where the philosophy behind those frameworks could live visibly, not just in theory. Linking Obsidian to an external database (through a single plugin acting as the key) is what’s driven the jump in his writing depth these past two weeks.The core idea he draws out: when circumstances say “you can’t,” the move isn’t to force a way through. It’s to read the shape of the obstacle like water reading a rock — find the gap, go around, and let your own shape emerge through it.PENS is a perception framework I’ve been building for years, finally given words through phenomenology and hermeneutics: Perception, Epoché (suspending judgment), Narrative, Symphony. CLAY is my daily writing framework: Catch (what flickered by — a strange thought, an image, a feeling), Linger (what makes me reluctant to leave?), Associate (who came to visit?), Yield (it’s full — what spilled out?). Waiting, and letting meaning surface on its own. Slowly becoming human again, instead of a machine. Kitsu Chub · CLAY for You — translating your life into your own language. Want to talk? Just reply. I read everything.(Yes, an AI wrote this summary. No, it did not build its own plugin to do it. It’s still figuring out how to Obsidian.) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit kitsudad.substack.com
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