commit 1844abf5c9618777ada1705d1c9c105d07ce1df9
parent 4a885ea0064a0a96656064d8a1b7c4bf8911bdfd
Author: Shimmy Xu <shimmy.xu@shimmy1996.com>
Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2020 19:18:46 -0600
Don't use elements that Hugo is bad at translating
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3 files changed, 30 insertions(+), 34 deletions(-)
diff --git a/content/posts/2020-01-01-2019-in-review.en.md b/content/posts/2020-01-01-2019-in-review.en.md
@@ -14,19 +14,19 @@ Looking at the number 2020 does give me a bit more excitement as it always felt
I'm glad to announce that everything went according to plan in 2019!
-- [X] Run 400 miles. <code>[555/400]</code>
-- [X] Write 10 blog posts. <code>[14/10]</code>
-- [X] Stop using Gmail/Inbox app.
-- [X] Add `rel=me` links to blog.
-- [X] Dive into Rust and Julia. <code>[2/2]</code>
-- [X] Record books, music, and shows I enjoyed.
-- [X] Clean my desktop computer.
+- Run 400 miles. <code>[555/400]</code>
+- Write 10 blog posts. <code>[14/10]</code>
+- Stop using Gmail/Inbox app. <code>[2/2]</code>
+- Add `rel=me` links to blog. <code>[1/1]</code>
+- Dive into Rust and Julia. <code>[2/2]</code>
+- Record books, music, and shows I enjoyed. <code>[1/1]</code>
+- Clean my desktop computer. <code>[1/1]</code>
With some uncertainties in my life sorted out, I've been following my daily routines a lot better in 2019. I still procrastinate on blog posts from time to time, but at least I'm also publishing ever so more often. Learning Rust and Julia was fun, and I did get some uses out of them in real projects. I also attempted Advent of Code in both languages and got to the day 17 before each day's questions started taking too much time. I thought about finishing all the remaining ones after Christmas, but decided against it - I don't see myself learning more about the languages through these questions and the time could be better spent elsewhere.
I gave the blog a face-lift, writing a new Hugo theme in the process, with [this article](https://getkiss.org/blog/20191004a) serving as an inspiration. I find the process of eliminating all the nice-to-haves and bells-and-whistles oddly satisfying: I enjoy having my blog as a lean, mean, killing machine. The website feed has been updated to use ATOM, with each post displayed in its entirety instead of the default broken summary. I started using web feeds for reading blogs after failing miserably at my last attempt to organize my web browser bookmarks and I've enjoyed it so far.
-I went to the movies three times this year, for _Dragon Ball Super: Broly_, _Promare_, and _Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker_, and I mostly enjoyed my time in all three occasions: trying to quantify this enjoyment using a rating is probably not doing them justice, as I enjoyed the three for vastly different reasons. Since I visit the theaters so scarcely, the time I spend on airplanes actually account for a large portion of my movie consumption, and _Spider-Man: Into to the Spider-Verse_ was the stand out among those I watched while flying. On Christmas Eve, instead of _Toradora!_, an tradition of mine during college, I rewatched _Scott Pilgrim vs. the World_, which I also first saw on a flight years ago, and it was as geird[^fn:1] as I remembered.
+I went to the movies three times this year, for _Dragon Ball Super: Broly_, _Promare_, and _Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker_, and I mostly enjoyed my time in all three occasions: trying to quantify this enjoyment using a rating is probably not doing them justice, as I enjoyed the three for vastly different reasons. Since I visit the theaters so scarcely, the time I spend on airplanes actually account for a large portion of my movie consumption, and _Spider-Man: Into to the Spider-Verse_ was the stand out among those I watched while flying. On Christmas Eve, instead of _Toradora!_, an tradition of mine during college, I rewatched _Scott Pilgrim vs. the World_, which I also first saw on a flight years ago, and it was as geird (Good but in a weird way and weird but in a good way, like, you know, goodd? This is not a real word yet, but who cares? It's year of Metal Rat!) as I remembered.
As someone that have always lived at places that never snow until 2018, snow to me is such a distant concept that I'd consider any movie with snow scenes a Christmas movie. Even after moving to a snowing city mid 2018, I still haven't seen the stereotypical fluffy Christmas snow that almost seem warm to the touch: all I got were piles of dirty water-ice compound on roadsides (oh and they find their way into your shoes too) that reminds me more of fish market than Christmas. Meh, I bet all those snow in the movies are just props, just like the Moon landing.
@@ -46,5 +46,3 @@ I do want to set up a proper data backup workflow, following 3-2-1 strategy and
Out side of technical ones, I haven't read any books in quite a while, at least not those that can be classified as proper literature, and I seek to change that in 2020.
Here's to the end of Skywalker saga, and whatever comes after generation Z!
-
-[^fn:1]: Geird, adjective: good but in a weird way and weird but in a good way. Synonym: goodd. This is not a real word yet, but who cares? It's year of Metal Rat!
diff --git a/content/posts/2020-01-01-2019-in-review.zh.md b/content/posts/2020-01-01-2019-in-review.zh.md
@@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ slug = "2019-in-review"
2019 年的计划进行的非常顺利！
-- [X] 跑 400 英里。<code>[555/400]</code>
-- [X] 写 10 篇日志。<code>[14/10]</code>
-- [X] 停止使用 Gmail 、 Inbox 应用程序 。
-- [X] 给博客加上 `rel=me` 链接。
-- [X] 进一步了解 Rust 和 Julia 。 <code>[2/2]</code>
-- [X] 记录我中意的书籍，音乐，和影视作品。
-- [X] 清理台式电脑。
+- 跑 400 英里。<code>[555/400]</code>
+- 写 10 篇日志。<code>[14/10]</code>
+- 停止使用 Gmail 、 Inbox 应用程序 。<code>[2/2]</code>
+- 给博客加上 `rel=me` 链接。<code>[1/1]</code>
+- 进一步了解 Rust 和 Julia 。 <code>[2/2]</code>
+- 记录我中意的书籍，音乐，和影视作品。<code>[1/1]</code>
+- 清理台式电脑。<code>[1/1]</code>
在排除了生活中的一些不确定因素后，我在 2019 年的日常变得更更规律了。我仍然时不时地拖延博客文章，但至少发布日志的频率高了一些。学习 Rust 和 Julia 很有趣，而且我也在实际项目中用到了它们。我还尝试了用这两种语言完成 Advent of Code 并撑到了第17天，到解决问题所需时间太长为止。我曾考虑过圣诞节后完成所有剩余的问题，但我决定不这样做——我认为自己不会通过这些问题增加对这些语言的了解，把时间花在其他地方可能会更好。
diff --git a/org/2020.org b/org/2020.org
@@ -22,19 +22,19 @@ Looking at the number 2020 does give me a bit more excitement as it always felt
*** 2019 Rewind
I'm glad to announce that everything went according to plan in 2019!
-- [X] Run 400 miles. [555/400]
-- [X] Write 10 blog posts. [14/10]
-- [X] Stop using Gmail/Inbox app.
-- [X] Add =rel=me= links to blog.
-- [X] Dive into Rust and Julia. [2/2]
-- [X] Record books, music, and shows I enjoyed.
-- [X] Clean my desktop computer.
+- Run 400 miles. [555/400]
+- Write 10 blog posts. [14/10]
+- Stop using Gmail/Inbox app. [2/2]
+- Add =rel=me= links to blog. [1/1]
+- Dive into Rust and Julia. [2/2]
+- Record books, music, and shows I enjoyed. [1/1]
+- Clean my desktop computer. [1/1]
With some uncertainties in my life sorted out, I've been following my daily routines a lot better in 2019. I still procrastinate on blog posts from time to time, but at least I'm also publishing ever so more often. Learning Rust and Julia was fun, and I did get some uses out of them in real projects. I also attempted Advent of Code in both languages and got to the day 17 before each day's questions started taking too much time. I thought about finishing all the remaining ones after Christmas, but decided against it - I don't see myself learning more about the languages through these questions and the time could be better spent elsewhere.
I gave the blog a face-lift, writing a new Hugo theme in the process, with [[https://getkiss.org/blog/20191004a][this article]] serving as an inspiration. I find the process of eliminating all the nice-to-haves and bells-and-whistles oddly satisfying: I enjoy having my blog as a lean, mean, killing machine. The website feed has been updated to use ATOM, with each post displayed in its entirety instead of the default broken summary. I started using web feeds for reading blogs after failing miserably at my last attempt to organize my web browser bookmarks and I've enjoyed it so far.
-I went to the movies three times this year, for /Dragon Ball Super: Broly/, /Promare/, and /Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker/, and I mostly enjoyed my time in all three occasions: trying to quantify this enjoyment using a rating is probably not doing them justice, as I enjoyed the three for vastly different reasons. Since I visit the theaters so scarcely, the time I spend on airplanes actually account for a large portion of my movie consumption, and /Spider-Man: Into to the Spider-Verse/ was the stand out among those I watched while flying. On Christmas Eve, instead of /Toradora!/, an tradition of mine during college, I rewatched /Scott Pilgrim vs. the World/, which I also first saw on a flight years ago, and it was as geird[fn:1] as I remembered.
+I went to the movies three times this year, for /Dragon Ball Super: Broly/, /Promare/, and /Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker/, and I mostly enjoyed my time in all three occasions: trying to quantify this enjoyment using a rating is probably not doing them justice, as I enjoyed the three for vastly different reasons. Since I visit the theaters so scarcely, the time I spend on airplanes actually account for a large portion of my movie consumption, and /Spider-Man: Into to the Spider-Verse/ was the stand out among those I watched while flying. On Christmas Eve, instead of /Toradora!/, an tradition of mine during college, I rewatched /Scott Pilgrim vs. the World/, which I also first saw on a flight years ago, and it was as geird (Good but in a weird way and weird but in a good way, like, you know, goodd? This is not a real word yet, but who cares? It's year of Metal Rat!) as I remembered.
As someone that have always lived at places that never snow until 2018, snow to me is such a distant concept that I'd consider any movie with snow scenes a Christmas movie. Even after moving to a snowing city mid 2018, I still haven't seen the stereotypical fluffy Christmas snow that almost seem warm to the touch: all I got were piles of dirty water-ice compound on roadsides (oh and they find their way into your shoes too) that reminds me more of fish market than Christmas. Meh, I bet all those snow in the movies are just props, just like the Moon landing.
@@ -53,8 +53,6 @@ Out side of technical ones, I haven't read any books in quite a while, at least
Here's to the end of Skywalker saga, and whatever comes after generation Z!
-[fn:1] Geird, adjective: good but in a weird way and weird but in a good way. Synonym: goodd. This is not a real word yet, but who cares? It's year of Metal Rat!
-
** DONE zh
:PROPERTIES:
:EXPORT_TITLE: 回顾 2019
@@ -68,13 +66,13 @@ Here's to the end of Skywalker saga, and whatever comes after generation Z!
*** 2019 回放
2019 年的计划进行的非常顺利！
-- [X] 跑 400 英里。[555/400]
-- [X] 写 10 篇日志。[14/10]
-- [X] 停止使用 Gmail 、 Inbox 应用程序 。
-- [X] 给博客加上 =rel=me= 链接。
-- [X] 进一步了解 Rust 和 Julia 。 [2/2]
-- [X] 记录我中意的书籍，音乐，和影视作品。
-- [X] 清理台式电脑。
+- 跑 400 英里。[555/400]
+- 写 10 篇日志。[14/10]
+- 停止使用 Gmail 、 Inbox 应用程序 。[2/2]
+- 给博客加上 =rel=me= 链接。[1/1]
+- 进一步了解 Rust 和 Julia 。 [2/2]
+- 记录我中意的书籍，音乐，和影视作品。[1/1]
+- 清理台式电脑。[1/1]
在排除了生活中的一些不确定因素后，我在 2019 年的日常变得更更规律了。我仍然时不时地拖延博客文章，但至少发布日志的频率高了一些。学习 Rust 和 Julia 很有趣，而且我也在实际项目中用到了它们。我还尝试了用这两种语言完成 Advent of Code 并撑到了第17天，到解决问题所需时间太长为止。我曾考虑过圣诞节后完成所有剩余的问题，但我决定不这样做——我认为自己不会通过这些问题增加对这些语言的了解，把时间花在其他地方可能会更好。