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"Don't Trust Your Gut" - Book Notes

【2024-10-13】I recently finished reading "Don't Trust Your Gut: Use Data to Get the Life You Want." It's a relatively simple and easy read—you can 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.

Talking about Future Technology Trends

【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.

Stepping Inside - Book Notes

【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.

I Actually Went Back to Wired Headphones

【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.

Elon Musk - Book Notes

【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.

My Minimalist Living Experience

【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.

2023 Summary - Follow Your Heart

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

My Favorite Tools and Gadgets

【2024-02-09】Recently, taking advantage of the holiday downtime, I organized some of the best Mac software, websites, and lifestyle products I've used over the year. Following the principles of simplicity, usability, and aesthetics, I hope this can offer some guidance when you face similar choices.

My Open Source Growth Journey

【2024-01-13】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.

I'm Actually 30 Years Old

【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.
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