A Brief Overview of Electricity in Japan
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As front-end engineers, while we don't need to memorize every single HTML tag by heart, we still need a solid understanding of common tags and their use cases. But what is the actual purpose of using semantic tags? I've noticed many articles only scratch the surface—debating which tag belongs where. As a result, web pages might look rich with various tags, yet the user experience sees no corresponding improvement.
Recently tempted by Amazon recommendations, I picked up a Nuphy Air60 and spent the entire weekend researching mechanical keyboards. Here is a compilation of my thoughts and notes.
This book is an absolute classic, and after putting it off for a long time, I finally finished it. The core philosophy of the book essentially boils down to turning yourself into an altruist.
My thoughts after reading Outliers