weishigoname

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by weishigoname 8mo ago
http://helloweishi.github.io
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by weishigoname 2y ago
CI/CD bottom-up.
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by weishigoname 2y ago
Merry Christmas! every Christmas is memorable when family gather together and share what changed during this year.
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by weishigoname 5y ago
Happy New Year, and thanks for all the sharing.
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by weishigoname 6y ago
Happy New Year...
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by weishigoname 6y ago
that depends, YES, if I need to travel a lot in the near future, or I WILL WAIT if I don't need to travel much.
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by weishigoname 6y ago
there are some resources I hope can help you: book: The Lean Startup: How Today's Entrepreneurs by Eric Ries Startup CEO_ A Field Guide to Scaling Up Your Business by Matt B Startup: An Insider's Guide to Launching and Running a B
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by weishigoname 7y ago
good luck to Brad, working in a startup environment may have more fun and motivation.
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by weishigoname 7y ago
Merry Christmas
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by weishigoname 7y ago
This one is pretty good : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otoCxbZel1o
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by weishigoname 7y ago
I think packages management tools, like apt, dpkg, yum, dnf, are pretty useful.
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by weishigoname 7y ago
MIT's "introduction to algorithm" is very helpful in your case.
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by weishigoname 7y ago
It depends, it is true if you always get the dirty works, like coding without much thinking, but if there are some innovation ideas come to your mind from time to time, life will be much easier, and your promotion will become easier. Got pr
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by weishigoname 7y ago
Come to Shenzhen, you will see, salaries like Tencent, alibaba, can offer are much higher than SV, in the conditions of you should be expertise in some technical area, and good background, like google, facebook, etc working experience. what
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by weishigoname 8y ago
NZ is very attractive place, I had long planed to move into there, and one of my ex-colleague made it, he found one job in Wellington. but my work is pretty low-level, high performance and chip level stuff, mostly with Linux kernel driver,
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by weishigoname 8y ago
There is alternative option beside VPN, which is shadowSocket, you can search keyword SSR, it works very well, in order to use it, you need to rent a VPS (about $10 per year), which is used to deploy SSR service. it is more secure than VPN
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by weishigoname 8y ago
emacs org-mode is very useful, but most of the time, I prefer picture, which is easy to understand and review, there are some mind map tool, like mindmanager, and xmind, you can have a try
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by weishigoname 8y ago
LaTex + Tikz is very helpful for paper work, and viso is very useful tool to draw professional diagrams, and mindmanager and xmind are mind map tool, they can be used to draw some beautiful mind diagrams.
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by weishigoname 8y ago
learn how to manage the relationship you have with your family and friends, that is very important part of our lives.
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by weishigoname 8y ago
wow, small world, I live in Shenzhen, too. maybe we can keep in touch, and hang around sometimes. you can drop me email at weishigoname at hotmail.com
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by weishigoname 8y ago
This is very complicate topic, because there are so many factors to evaluate before we can make that decision, but first of all, how are we going to survive there ? here what I mean are not how much money we earn, but food, weather, people,
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by weishigoname 8y ago
I guess there are many suggestions and tool offering here, they are very helpful to software ARCH, I can offer one alternative option here, which is mind map tools, it can help you make your thought of ARCH become very clear, in some sense,
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by weishigoname 8y ago
Linux kernel is very good source to dig network stack, it has L1 - L4 implementation, and there are some books about Linux network stack design online. it is very helpful to read book and dig network stack code together.
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by weishigoname 8y ago
I think you need to tell yourself if you need to get PhD degree, or like to have that capability people can do as PhD. Just do it if you just need that capability, and I bet you can learning more that you expected.
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by weishigoname 8y ago
I am glad it helps, everyone have tough period, some you can't just get out alone, glad you made it, and hope everyone in the same situation will do.
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by weishigoname 8y ago
if you want to learn foreign language, make it into your daily routine, you don't need to spend much time, just about 10-20 minutes a day, which help you to refresh your brain, build your foreign language conscious. like your native la
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by weishigoname 9y ago
practice is the best way to learning, choose one project you are interested in, dig into it. if you find something/knowledge you missing, try to google, and some book to read, and then continue to dig, from the framework to design deta
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by weishigoname 9y ago
LinkedIn is very good place, and hack news' whoshiring is very good place for remote job.
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by weishigoname 9y ago
this is very interesting, how long can our youthful stem cells keep alive ? Is it that possible youthful stem cells get old, too, or malfunctioned ?
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by weishigoname 9y ago
took the course, I think it is pretty good, it follow the rhythm our brain to remember something.

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