Writings on code, travel, and whatever else I find worth sharing.
A software engineer's reading of China's current macro picture — why household savings keep growing while borrowing shrinks, why mild inflation matters, why a soft economy can still have a strong currency, and how all of it eventually lands on IT budgets, salaries, and startups.
I could access my Dynadot account, email, phone, DNS, payment history, and identity documents. A forgotten four-digit Security PIN still became the practical blocker to unlocking and transferring xtop.dev.
A deep comparison between Google's current AI dilemma and Kodak's historic downfall — both invented the future but were trapped by their cash cows. The way out isn't becoming the next OpenAI, but returning to Google's open-source DNA.
Why AI-era development should learn from chip design: grow a dynamic project tree from voice input, wire virtual functions into a virtual system, prove the design with data-flow simulation — and only then write real code.
A ten-year retrospective on building a nationwide B2B platform that digitized weekly travel DM magazines across 25 branches — and why an ASPX + jQuery stack survived a decade.
A build log of shipping my personal developer site in 72 hours with Nuxt 4, .NET 8, and an AI collaborator. What worked, what didn't, and what I'd do differently.
从前端登录到后端校验，一套可落地的最佳实践，包括刷新 token、跨域 cookie 和前后端错误处理的细节。
Ten days of temples, noodles, and quiet mornings in old wooden houses. A slower kind of travel.