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The software we write is fallible, precisely we’re fallible. That’s not to say that all software is unusable though. Failure is always an option.
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It’s inevitable that I compare everything to Manila, even if I would rather not: I have only that data point to use as basis.
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Since November, I’ve been keeping a journal of my work, as a means of data gathering on my own productivity; it also gives me a sort of timeline of events, should I need to look back.
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Food, glorious food.
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Communication when being fluent or conversant in two languages, coming from a culture of code-switching.
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The map is not the territory, and often when writing software we’re building maps and models of things – which inevitably encodes our own assumptions.
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The time I spend outside of work on rest and relaxation – or at least, Not Work.
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On socialization, introversion, and small talk.
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Looking back on the year that was
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There are various reasons for why I write on this blog (even if I’m not as consistent with my schedule sometimes).
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