the story here is that bluesky goes out of its way to implement a common feature in a privacy preserving way and double opt-in, but they fail to summarize it, while their audience which is always loudly screaming in comments again fails to actually read the link. self-inflicted but still annoying

github.com/996icu/996.ICU

it also reminds me how much i hate python (for totally irrational reasons) but it is what it is

- "Then how to deal with the logic and interaction between data structures?"
- "Algorithms!!???",
- "Jesus, why I realized this after almost 8 years from the first time I learned data structures and algorithms"
See, this is another example of THINK INSIDE.

- "Why I can't implement it?",
- "Is there any certain way to think about it?",
- "How can I think in the way computers think when facing a problem?",
- "What's the input of a problem, and how to present the input?",
- "Ahh! Data structures are the understandable data source?",

It's high time to reduce screen time and practice digital minimalism now. I do the following things:
- Make my phone dumb
- Buy a lovely notebook
- Keep the laptop in the bag in class

Another thing I realized after I moved to Germany is that I can live without phone, because digital payment is not a must and paper menu is still common.

"Life is layers, fluid, unfixed, fragments. I never could write a story with a beginning, a middle and an end in the usual way because it felt untrue to me. That is why I write as I do and how I write as I do. It isn’t really an ethos; it’s me."

One day it came to me that I could directly read the third chapter! I can even skip, jump, repeat and go back, as long as I can connect the relationship between knowledge.
Jeanette Winterson said in her book, Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal, that