Minecraft
I build worlds, test systems, and keep refining small details until the place feels real.
About
I’m Jason, a Form 3 student in Hong Kong. I like taking an idea, making a working version, and improving it until it feels right. Most of my time goes into computer science, engineering, Minecraft, psychology, and cybersecurity.
I learn best by trying things myself. I want to know how a system works, where it breaks, and what I can make with it.
I build worlds, test systems, and keep refining small details until the place feels real.
I turn ideas into working projects and learn by fixing the parts that do not work yet.
I want to understand why people think, decide, and behave the way they do.
I explore how systems fail, how to protect them, and how to test them responsibly.
02 / Selected work
Working projects, visual notes, and experiments I learned something from.
TRANSFORMER NOTES / 2026
My visual breakdown of self-attention: what it does, why it matters, and how the pieces connect.

MINECRAFT / WORLDS
Six scenes shaped through exploration, lighting, and a lot of small adjustments.
COMPUTER VISION / INTERACTION
A working experiment that turns hand movement and pinches into cursor control inside a web page.

VIDEO NOTES / TECHNOLOGY
The useful ideas, evidence, caveats, and timestamps—without the filler.
NEXT EXPERIMENT
I’ll add the next project when it does something worth showing.