Alright, the final version:
About
Hello, this is Yukidoke no Koe, a personal space belonging to Syskuku_雪音詩絵.
Who I Am
A liberal arts student who just graduated from a high school in Shenzhen.
My daily routine: writing code, editing videos, typing away at the keyboard. Occasionally, I find myself staring blankly at a Hatsune Miku figurine for a long time.
Online, people call me Syskuku. The name 雪音詩絵 came from a moment of late-night wandering thoughts — the sound of snow melting, quietly flowing, just like the words I want to say.
I believe in one thing: "In this world, the strong don't always stay strong; there's always a chance for those who come later."
What's Here
This blog documents three aspects of my life —
Tech ｜ Tinkering with servers, deploying apps, writing development notes that maybe only I will read. From setting up a Misskey community to frontend animation experiments, I'm curious about anything that can run.
Anime & Manga ｜ Microsoft XiaoIce was my starting point for virtual singers, then came Miku, and I've never left since. I've witnessed this community rise and gradually change, and it stings a little.
Daily Life ｜ Fragments from three years of high school, occasional reading notes, light and shadow captured during travels. Not profound, but real.
What I'm Doing
iMikufans — A small ecosystem centered around Hatsune Miku and virtual singers:
- 🎤 Voicebanks DL — Voicebank download site
- 📚 VOCAKEY Wiki — Virtual singer encyclopedia
- 🎨 PJSK Sticker — Project Sekai sticker generator
- 💬 White Onion Community — iMikufans community space
- 🏫 Youwei High School Anime Club — A legacy left for juniors (temporarily inaccessible)
Most of these sites were built from scratch by me alone. They're not huge, but each one was made with care.
How I Build Things
I'm not from a formal CS background, nor have I properly studied programming. Most projects come together through intuition, documentation, and wrestling with AI. Friends call it Vibe Coding — I think that's pretty accurate. I can't write elegant code, but I can make things that work.
Design-wise, I lean toward the restrained, minimalist style of Yohaku / Shiro. Technical details don't matter much; as long as it solves the problem, it's fine.
Contact
- GitHub — Syskuku
- Bilibili — 473348127
- X / Twitter — @setsunemi
- Email — [email protected]
If you're also a fan of virtual singers, or have any thoughts about this site, feel free to reach out.
A bosom friend afar brings a distant land near.