2025 Retrospective
My wish for 2025, made in 2024, was to no longer have to return to office work and still be able to support myself. I didn’t quite achieve that goal, but I would say 2025 was one of the years in which I grew the most.
My wish for 2025, made in 2024, was to no longer have to return to office work and still be able to support myself. I didn’t quite achieve that goal, but I would say 2025 was one of the years in which I grew the most.
This year, I won't be setting mandatory goals. Instead, I hope to reflect on my 2024 and my aspirations for 2025 in other ways. I will continue to move forward and become a better version of myself.
Originally, I planned to organize and share what I have done, but after finishing the organization, I realized that there isn't much to talk about. So, I'll just record it in a chronological manner.
可能是經驗也累積多了,看事情的角度好像也變得寬廣了一些了。在 2020 年與 2021 年開始多方探索各個領域,像是 Arduino、玩樹莓派、跑去看 AVR、買 STM32 開發板來玩、學習 PCB 跟 3D 列印,希望自己除了在前端之外,也可以和其他領域整合,做更多自己想做的事。今年是 2022 年,在去年及前年的探索後,希望今年可以變成開創的一年,讓自己做出一些成果來。
Review what I did about technology in 2020~
2020 was a chaotic year, and it was a year that made me rethink the nature of computers. During the year I did a lot of attempts not to do my own good at the field, basically revolving around one topic: re-understanding the bottom. I studied electronics in high school. In the mainstream era, although there was an internship class, I felt more about practicing classes by table and then spent most of the time studying. The only thankful thing is that my homework is not as heavy as a general high school, or I may not go to Taiwan.
Inaugurated in Japan has been a full year, here to share some ideas and experiences with you, hoping to throw bricks, eliminate some of the myths of job hunting and employment in Japan.
Although I work in Fukuoka, in order to avoid the spread of the epidemic, the company announced the remote work policy at the end of February, in order to reduce commuting and reduce the chance of infection, record the experience here.
In 2019, during the first five days of January, I was still counting steamed buns in the barracks (*compulsory military service*). After four months of military life, I started looking for a job.
In 2019, in the first five days of January, I was still a few buns in the barracks, and finally survived four months of military career and started looking for jobs. Almost in the first half of the year are preparing for interviews and settling themselves, and life gradually on the right track after moving to Japan in the second half. First Half 201...