bookreviewMay 21, 2018, 4:30 AMThoughts on "Start with the Issue"This is a review of "Start with the Issue". The author emphasizes "narrowing down the problem" as an important step to increase productivity, and explains the specific approach and rationale. In this article, I summarize important points for problem-solving from an engineer's perspective, including actual failure examples. I felt that this book provides a systematic approach to problem-solving and is very useful for engineers as well.
foodMay 10, 2018, 5:55 PMTaste Test of Non-Alcoholic JuicesAs I cannot drink alcohol, I set out to find delicious non-alcoholic juices instead. I tried several types of grape juice and related juices, reviewing them on a five-point scale. As a result, I discovered juices with a perfect balance of sweetness and acidity, as well as juices that enhanced the grape flavor with their sweetness. Perhaps you'll find juices that can adequately substitute for wine?
techdevelopmentMay 8, 2018, 10:18 PMUse Cases for Docker Multistage BuildBy utilizing Docker's Multistage Build feature, you can write Dockerfiles more concisely. Using this feature allows for use cases such as reducing image size, excluding programs used only in development environments, and facilitating refactoring. Specifically, it becomes possible to create images of just a few MB for Go language programs, and it becomes easier to separate development and release environments. Additionally, the dependencies of each stage become clearer, improving the maintainability of Dockerfiles.
techmacMay 7, 2018, 9:55 PMMac Setup MemoThis article introduces personal settings and application installation methods for Mac setup. It follows detailed steps from system settings to customizing Terminal and Finder, as well as installing various applications.
foodMar 18, 2018, 6:08 AMRecommended Lunch Spots around Shibuya 3-Chome (and Some Weird Ones)I've explored the restaurants around Shibuya 3-Chome for two years and will introduce various genres of hidden gems and unique restaurants. From Chinese to hamburgers, pizza, sushi, and Vietnamese cuisine, I'll cover the characteristics, taste, price, and congestion of each restaurant.
developmentFeb 24, 2018, 11:39 PMI Created a Boilerplate for gRPC WebI created a boilerplate that allows you to easily try gRPC Web. Applying gRPC to communication between web applications and API servers often requires time-consuming setup of proxies and converters. By using this boilerplate, you can start everything with a single command, making it easy to experiment.
travelJan 24, 2018, 5:59 AMPoints to Note When Booking Individual Flights for Sightseeing in America and CanadaThe author, who took on the challenge of "freely traveling America and Canada," summarizes the points to note encountered when booking flights. The high degree of freedom paradoxically creates time-consuming screening, and the diversity of web services makes exploration difficult. They also faced various challenges such as types of tickets, time issues, and anxiety about immigration procedures. As a result, they conclude that it doesn't necessarily become cheaper.
deviceJan 14, 2018, 1:40 AMOnePlus 5T Evaluation and ComparisonThe author who purchased the OnePlus 5T compares it with the previous model and introduces new features. Many improvements are mentioned, including fast face recognition and fingerprint authentication, Dual SIM support, and a slimmer design. The article also includes information on purchasing channels and usability evaluations.
bookdevelopmentDec 31, 2017, 4:40 AMI Released a Technical Book at Winter Comiket (C93)I released a technical book at Winter Comiket (C93) for the first time. I wrote about my experiences, from applying to participating in the event, including the schedule and procedures. I also shared my thoughts on selling my book at the event.
gameDec 17, 2017, 3:56 AMGetting Over It Strategy? vol.3It's really tough to make progress in "Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy". This time, I'll challenge myself to overcome new obstacles while maintaining the momentum from last time. I managed to overcome the gap known as the "trash can" and grabbed onto the red iron beam at a steep angle.
