Passion is overly romanticized. The book opens with Steve Jobs's commencement speech, pointing out that what Jobs actually did was quite different from what he preached. I believe passion shouldn't be something you're expected to force out of thin air; rather, it develops naturally through the process of doing something. You might have a passion for XYZ, but the world usually doesn't care about your passion—it cares about your output.
An exploration of the requirements for building a newsletter website and why I ultimately chose Astro. This article compares Astro with other static site generators and shares the reasons behind my final decision.
I am terrible at socializing. I still remember how, back in college, I would subconsciously avoid running into classmates on campus—avoiding eye contact, taking the long way around, or simply hiding in the library.
I don't want to live in a world where everyone is rich; that's not something we should strive for, nor is it meaningful. I want to live in a world where money genuinely rewards those who create value—that is how society truly progresses.
After reading the problem description, the main part that requires some thought is determining how the tail moves and checking whether it is adjacent to the head. I tackled this directly using simple 2D vectors.
It suddenly occurred to me that I should document the challenges I found interesting, especially those that can be visualized. If I have extra energy, I'll write notes for each day's puzzle. In any case, I found the Advent of Code Day 10 problem quite fun, so I'm writing it down first.
Back in 2017, I read an article that shared various layout techniques achievable using only HTML/CSS. At the time, I resonated strongly with it and learned many techniques I wasn't familiar with yet. It's a great read. While JavaScript can solve almost any problem, solving things with CSS is definitely better from the perspectives of accessibility, performance, and bundle size. However, avoiding JS as much as possible doesn't mean never using it at all; there is a difference. In this article, I revisit the aforementioned post and point out some areas that I think could be improved.
When laying out web pages with CSS, we apply corresponding styles as needed, sometimes even turning to JavaScript to get the job done. However, CSS actually offers many pseudo-classes that, when used well, can simplify your CSS and eliminate unnecessary JavaScript implementations—and unlike in the past, they are no longer supported by only a handful of browsers.
Documenting the process and reflections on migrating my blog from Gatsby to Next.js, including the tech stack used, implementation details, and more.
In C, you can retrieve string length using strlen, but there are a few caveats to keep in mind when using it.
While many people might think, "Oh no, not another framework," Remix definitely has its unique strengths. If you've browsed through the documentation and followed its progress, the most obvious is...
Even on microcontrollers, various interrupts are available, which means code execution can be interrupted mid-way. By using atomic...
Working with files via the fs module is a very common task in Node.js. However, in high-throughput scenarios, you should be extremely careful with any I/O operations.
I originally planned to organize everything I did this year and write a post about it, but after gathering my thoughts, I realized there wasn't really that much worth bragging about. So I decided to just record things casually like a running journal.
The course might seem eclectic at first glance, covering data science, climate change modeling, ray tracing, PDEs, statistics, and image processing...
I've always wondered about one thing: the friends around me rarely comment on things online, such as leaving a comment under a post or sharing their thoughts on Twitter. However, if you ask a question in a private group, you usually get great advice. What I've realized is that people actually love giving advice and opinions. So why do most of us rarely comment online?
Two men and a junior high school student faced police action in Japan for sharing a JavaScript infinite alert loop.
Many websites nowadays implement workflows to measure Web Vitals to identify areas for improvement through quantified metrics. However, what fewer people know is that Sentry previously also launched a Web Vitals feature...
"Today in the Japanese software development community, the hottest news is probably the 'Coinhive
"After switching to an HHKB keyboard, there were no arrow keys, so I naturally wanted to minimize arrow key usage when editing text. Under various external factors, I started learning Vim and discovered that pairing it with VSCode