【2025-08-17】After using Claude Code for less than a month and spending $326 (actually $20 for Pro + $50 for top-up), the Cursor I had been using for a few months has become obsolete. Using AI well can easily reach the level of a P6+ engineer. As an engineer, I feel both surprised and scared.

【2025-07-17】A simple sharing within the team, I took some time on the weekend to sort it out and talk about how engineers can invest better. Since buying US stocks is very risky, I don't recommend that you follow it. You need to have your own judgment. Just treat it as me talking nonsense and take a casual look.

【2025-07-10】For a user who has been using an iPhone for more than ten years, I switched to Android for about a month. I chose an OPPO device. The migration cost was much smaller than I imagined, and who would have thought that Android would become my main phone. I want to chat with everyone about the changes in my thoughts during this process.

【2025-02-02】I'm used to taking advantage of the less busy days during the Spring Festival to record what happened in the past year. I think the keyword for this year should be "continuous iteration." I'm increasingly realizing that everyone's most important work is actually themselves. Your life experiences, personality, values, and skills constitute this work itself, and the work needs to be continuously iterated. I plan to use this summary to back up 2024 and start the new version of 2025.

【2024-10-13】I recently finished reading the little book Don't Trust Your Gut: Use Data to Get the Life You Want. It's relatively simple and easy to read, and you can basically finish it in an afternoon. It covers topics you might encounter in life, such as love and marriage, parenting, wealth, entrepreneurship, luck, appearance, happiness, and pain.

【2024-09-09】This is a recent sharing within the team, based on my own understanding of AI, investment, and next-generation technologies, combined with reports, materials, papers, financial reports, etc. from the internet. If you don't understand some terms, you can ask GPT. I hope you enjoy it, but please don't invest based on this without understanding the market, as the risks are very high.

【2024-06-30】I recently finished reading "Stepping Inside - The Chinese Government and Economic Development". I had a quick read last year, and recently, while it was raining continuously in Hangzhou, I stayed at home listening to the rain and reading, which was very pleasant. It's a good book that's worth reading twice. I spent some time transcribing some good points for future reference.

【2024-05-08】A man's happiness can be simple. I actually went back to wired headphones. I spent some time on weekends trying out a lot of good headphones offline, and surprisingly ended up buying these Sony MV1 open-back monitor headphones. They don't have noise cancellation and are wired, but I love them. I want to share my selection process with you all.

【2024-04-14】I recently finished reading "Elon Musk" during my morning reading time. I highly recommend it to fellow engineers. Although Musk sometimes acts strangely on X, the book reveals him as a true engineer, a genius skilled at combining technology, business, and cost control, but also a person with many flaws. I'm jotting down some notes for my own reference. After reading this book, as a Tesla shareholder, I am willing to continue holding.

【2024-03-03】Just want to casually talk about minimalism with everyone. I quite like this lifestyle, but that doesn't mean everyone needs to be a minimalist. Some people enjoy collecting things, some love shopping and buying lots of stuff. I think any lifestyle that makes you comfortable is good. But if you also like a simple way of living, or maybe you're a bit of a perfectionist, then these little tips might suit you.

【2024-02-13】Today is the fourth day of the Lunar New Year. Haha, my annual summary is delayed again. The summary for 2022, "Live Freely," was also around this time. This year, I did quite a few things I wanted to do according to my own preferences. Let's call it "Follow Your Heart." I plan to talk about my interesting life, endeavors, and work in 2023 through a self-questioning and answering format.

【2024-02-09】Recently, taking advantage of the holiday downtime, I organized some of the better Mac software, websites, and lifestyle goods I've used over the year. Adhering to the principles of simplicity, usability, and aesthetics, I hope this can offer some assistance when you find yourself puzzled with choices.

【2024-01-12】A sharing at Microsoft Shanghai Github Universe 2023, mainly about the interesting things I've done in open source for 9 years since university, and the experience of how to build a good open source product. I hope it can provide some input to friends who love open source. The on-site sharing video is at the end of the article, and interested friends can watch it.

【2023-12-30】After tonight, I'll actually be 30 years old. I've shamelessly felt like I was only 24, and before that, even more shamelessly thought I was 18. I can't believe how fast time flies. Age feels like a wheel rolling down a mountain, gaining speed as time stretches on. Although my experiences are becoming richer, the perceived length of a year is significantly shorter than when I was a child, and I still feel some regret and melancholy.

【2023-12-26】Personally, I really dislike the "front-end entertainment industry" atmosphere. Recently, the "Twelve Zodiac Animals of Front-End" even appeared on Twitter. For a moment, I didn't know if it was self-deprecation or entertainment.

【2023-12-17】I went to Japan for 5 days at the end of November, my second trip to Japan. I want to use this article to record what I saw, heard, and discussed with local friends that differed from my preconceived notions, or rather, my unique feelings. Any deviations in my understanding are welcome to be pointed out, and I hope to provide some input for friends planning to visit later.

【2023-11-20】How to achieve daily delicious coffee freedom for less than a thousand yuan? I want to share my experience in purchasing, using, and selecting accessories for my coffee machine through this short article. It's one of the most meaningful items I've bought recently.

【2023-10-25】A sharing at the Chongqing Front-End Conference, targeting a new generation of front-end developers who emerged after React/Vue. With the era of reinventing the wheel over and the highly competitive domestic front-end environment, the growth path for front-end engineers is much more difficult than before. In these dilemmas, I share how to break through with a new approach, using front-end technology to truly solve business problems, enhance product engineer capabilities, and grow in the least competitive way.

【2023-10-06】I bought a Dahon P8 and really love it. I want to organize a best practice guide for beginner cyclists, hoping to provide some reference for those who want to start cycling. Haha, if you want to copy my homework, feel free to do so.

【2023-09-29】Sharing the process of building a home audio-visual system consisting of Apple TV + Sony + Soundbar + Rear Surround Speakers. Many friends wanted a detailed tutorial, so I casually wrote one for everyone's reference. Welcome to discuss.

【2023-09-18】Recently, several developers I admire have been affected by open source work, and the domestic open source environment is not very good. I want to talk about what kind of mindset developers and users should have towards open source so that we can continue to happily write code we like. There might be some misunderstandings on my part, and I welcome everyone to point them out.

【2023-08-20】The browser is likely the most frequently used application on many people's computers. For those of us with a penchant for optimization, we often tinker with our work tools until they're in a state of peak usability. Last year, I wrote about my journey tinkering with Mac software. After a year of iterations and changes, I plan to continue writing this year, starting with "My 2023 Browser Tinkering Journey," especially since a friend recently asked me which browser I use.

【2023-08-03】A topic from last Thursday's cross-platform technical sharing event at Juejin. I shared some thoughts and experiences from the open-sourcing process of Pake, and also discussed some of my ideas about front-end, Rust, open source, and technology productization. Interested friends are welcome to communicate, and please point out any unclear parts.

【2023-07-02】My first trip to Hong Kong was not about ticking off tourist spots but rather observing the culture and environment, leading to discoveries quite different from what I had imagined. Here's a casual chat about those observations.

【2023-05-17】I had a SMILE myopia surgery in mid-May. I'm recording my feelings on the day of the surgery and after the surgery here, hoping to provide some reference for curious friends.

【2023-02-06】Recently, I discovered Alacritty, a cross-platform terminal emulator powered by Rust and accelerated with OpenGL, merely around 5MB in size, touted as the fastest terminal. However, it's truly unattractive. I contemplated whether to revamp it to possibly make it my default terminal. The final product turned out quite well.

【2023-01-25】Today is the fourth day of the new year 2023. For a procrastinator like me, delaying any further might mean never writing it at all, which can't happen. By the time I'm old, I probably won't remember what happened. To me, 2022 was a year worth recording. This article intends to casually talk about life, tinkering, and work.

【2023-01-02】When it comes to low-code, there are those who love it passionately and those who are decidedly less enthusiastic. There are also those who "pretend" to like it and others who like it without really understanding why. Currently, I find myself somewhat fond of low-code, but only within specific domains where it can significantly speed up the development process compared to traditional coding by skilled engineers. Lately, I've been contemplating the next steps for team efficiency and decided to explore the open-source low-code products in the industry, which might offer some insights.