Accepting Imperfection 学会接受不完美
I would like to share some lessons I learn in college and create a collection for them. This is the
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Reflection: How to Reach Out Ph. D. Opportunities
Reaching out for Ph. D. opportunities is more important than your research skills, in my opinion. Here are some of
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Reflection: My Graduate School Application
Class of 2021 is one of the most challenging classes in the history of the 21st century. Fortunately, I am
Reflection: FIRST System Research With Prof. Yeh-Ching Chung
From September 2019 to August 2020, I have one year of research experience in Computer Systems following Professor Yeh-Ching Chung.
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Reflection: HOW I think about AI
AI seems to be such a cool thing that big-name companies pay lots of money and resources to it. It
LLVM: YES!
LLVM deserves every compiler learner to study because it has become the standard for modern compiler construction. Using LLVM, you
Final Report Killer: Free Overleaf Template
Every LGUer majoring in CS and EIE suffers from the final project reports at the end of every semester. To
Reflection: My First Research Experience
In 2019, I started my first research experience with Dr. Yupeng Li. It is not perfect, but I am always
Reflection: BEING The Technical Leader of Apartsa
Being the technical leader of Apartsa is one of the most impressive memories in my undergraduate life. Together we build
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Reflection: Being a Software Engineer
Before being a geek, I am a software engineer. In this post, I would like to share the first two
CSAPP: The Best Introduction To Computer Systems
Summary I strongly recommend all CS students learn CSAPP or its corresponding course once in their undergraduate, preferably the summer
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Reflection: HOW I Keep Active Learning
If you ask me the most critical secret to achieve excellent academic performance, I would say active learning. Active learning
Clean Code: Use Comments Only When Necessary
A beautiful code should be concise and correct. Since one’s instant memory is limited, the more you write, the more
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Reflection: WHY I Choose CUHK(SZ)
I do not regret I choose CUHK(SZ) four years ago. It is not because of the result of my graduate
Decided: EPFL MSCS!
Today, I decide to accept EPFL’s Master of Computer Science offer and become an EPFL student this August! Obviously, 2020
Clean Code: Beautiful Error Handling
Error handling is a trouble thing in writing robust codes. Everyone understands it is critical, especially for the library codes,
Clean Code: Small and Clean Functions
In this post, I would like to share the importance and method to write clean functions, the second section of
Clean Code: Meaningful Names
Every program should use meaningful names, not only for instant programming efficiency but also for long-term maintainability. In Chapter 2
Clean Code: Being A Qualified Programmer
In the last few weeks, I read Robert C. Martin’s excellent book Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship.
How I Build My WordPress in 2021
I believe that all who praise their rights of speaking should own their personal WordPress sites. It is the best