Lecheeel
Hi — I'm Lecheeel. I work across a few fields that most people keep separate: LLM systems, embedded hardware, and security. The name comes from 立秋 (Liqiu), the solar term for the start of autumn, which happens to be when I was born.
I started with hardware — STM32 and ESP32 boards, PCB design — and drifted toward software, then machine learning, then the security side of both. These days most of what I build is self-hosted: agents, search, databases, all running on machines I control, on budgets that force honest engineering.
The projects listed below are recent ones — I work on a lot of things, and most of them never make it to a page. What does make it here gets written up properly, with the numbers and the parts that didn't work.
This blog is that record: research notes, mostly systems and security, written for myself first.
writing
all →FSRS v6 in Reme: porting a memory model to a study app
How my exam-prep app schedules reviews: the power-law forgetting curve, difficulty-stability state, the exact update rules, and two deliberate departures from the textbook algorithm.
Aug 26, 2026
Reading .apkg: importing Anki decks into a Flutter app
An .apkg is a zip wrapping an SQLite database with HTML-laden fields. The anatomy, the parsing pipeline, the validation gates — and why imported cards start with fresh scheduling state.
Aug 26, 2026
Deterministic multi-agent simulation as a research method
The reproducibility problem in social simulation is an implementation problem. A deterministic kernel turns it into an experimental one.
Aug 21, 2026