Craft By Zen

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  • 2023-05-30

    πŸ“ Location: Hayward, CA

    Finishing up the book, Laws of UX. It’s a great primer on the topic and I’m looking forward to sharing it with my team. Also reading β€œSaving Time: Discovering a Life Beyond the Clock” by Jenny O’Dell.

    Slowly moving to San Jose, California. The apartment has been finalized, and we have two months to move in. Also, planning my wedding for May 2024.

    Deployed and continually making improvements to this website. I’m using Astro.js and re-learning Svelte along the way.

    I’m nearly done with playing through Hogwarts Legacy.

    Filed: ⌚ Now
  • Daily Review Journal
    Posted

    My current daily review journal for work, as of 2023.

    Filed: ✍🏼 Writing
  • My Current Favorite Questions
    Posted

    An exercise where I lay out my favorite questions. These questions are long-term problems without easy answers.

    Filed: ✍🏼 Writing
  • Posted
    Director: James Ivory, Released: 1986
    One of those picturesque romance movies from a Merchany-Ivory production of an E. M. Forrester novel. And a punchable performance from Daniel-Day Lewis.
    Filed: 🎞️ Films
  • Posted
    Director: Todd Field, Released: 2022
    Cate Blanchett stars as Lydia TΓ‘r, chief conductor of a major German orchestra. In a strongly, yet still and resounding piece that leaves you contemplating why we stopped tolerating bad people making good art, and if that's ok.
    Filed: 🎞️ Films
  • Posted
    Author: Jeremy Wong
    A challenge to conventional time management advice, highlighting the finite nature of life and urging readers to prioritize meaningful experiences. The book emphasizes intentional living, encouraging a shift from constant busyness to a purpose-driven approach.
    Filed: πŸ“– Books
  • Posted
    Author: Jeremy Wong
    The author recounts her experiences in Bhutan and how it relates back to how the Bhutanese feel towards happiness and other contemplative thoughts on life.
    Filed: πŸ“– Books
  • Created by: Ulrich Drepper
    A paper which provides an extensive exploration of memory, covering topics such as management, organization, and optimization. Despite being over a decade old, the paper remains highly relevant to software engineering today, as some of its insights and concepts continue to be applicable for optimal code performance.
  • Created by: Ira Glass
    Ira Glass, the host of This American Life, shared his insights on storytelling in a short 30 minute interview revolving around the importance of engaging the audience, using vivid language, and focusing on the structure and characters of the story.
  • Year of Challenges (32)
    Posted

    Annual Review for Age 32

    Filed: ✍🏼 Writing
  • Website Re-write 2023
    Posted

    Migrating from Jekyll to Astro

    Filed: ✍🏼 Writing
  • Craft By Zen Redesign
    Last updated
    Previous official "Craft By Zen" Website changelog. Officially retired 2024-07-25.

    Originally published

    Filed: 🚒 Playground
  • Svelte and Astro Demo
    Posted

    Using MDX with Astro to render a Svelte component

    Filed: ✍🏼 Writing
  • AI Notes for Developers
    Posted

    An exercise where I lay out my favorite questions. These questions are long-term problems without easy answers.

    Filed: ✍🏼 Writing
  • Clear Component Library
    Last updated
    Hackathon project at Clear Labs where I work on the CI/CD for a component library

    Originally published

    Filed: 🚒 Playground
  • Beautify JSON
    Last updated
    A tool for beautifying JSON quickly. Updated to include GraphQL queries.

    Originally published

    Filed: 🚒 Playground

I'm currently leading application development at Clear Labs.

I write essays on eclectic topics, from programming, cooking, and strange habit of collecting obituaries.


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Newsletter Series

I have put back together my newsletter after years of absense! These are primarily updates on my blog, "Craft By Zen", and maybe some highlights to the new articles I've written. There might be some life updates as well. I'm doing away with the old format of weekly longform essays, and trying some new things with my newsletter.

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