commit 193ce95f9e5f4d502cc49d479c4f3248c859c050
parent 16b96e21e4296a7718c8195de9a64c488428f9d1
Author: Shimmy Xu <shimmy.xu@shimmy1996.com>
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 2021 20:54:39 -0600
Minor fixes
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diff --git a/content/posts/2020-01-01-2019-in-review.en.md b/content/posts/2020-01-01-2019-in-review.en.md
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ I went to the movies three times this year, for _Dragon Ball Super: Broly_, _Pro
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.
-Back in 2018, I set up a Mastodon instance, and I have since deleted my twitter account, but I never use Mastodon that much. At first I thought it's just that I'm not the microblogging type, but now I beginning think it's all the cognitive overhead of logging in, editing, tagging, and translating that made posting a status update rather daunting for me. I have been microblogging in [twtxt](https://twtxt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) format for the last few months of 2019 and I did rack up a considerable status count (all 110 of them). Being one command away from dumping whatever silly one-liner I have in mind is quite addicting, and revisiting the twtxt file also gives me new post ideas at times. Separating a Twitter-like social media service into read-only (with feed reader), write-only (what I use twtxt for), and interactive (still figuring that one out) parts simply works better for me. My twtxt file will likely replace Mastodon in the footer this year, as keeping a behemoth (just one more pun, please?) of a web app happy and running has not been exactly pleasant for me.
+Back in 2018, I set up a Mastodon instance, and I have since deleted my twitter account, but I never use Mastodon that much. At first I thought it's just that I'm not the microblogging type, but now I'm starting think it's all the cognitive overhead of logging in, editing, tagging, and translating that made posting a status update rather daunting for me. I have been microblogging in [twtxt](https://twtxt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) format for the last few months of 2019 and I did rack up a considerable status count (all 110 of them). Being one command away from dumping whatever silly one-liner I have in mind is quite addicting, and revisiting the twtxt file also gives me new post ideas at times. Separating a Twitter-like social media service into read-only (with feed reader), write-only (what I use twtxt for), and interactive (still figuring that one out) parts simply works better for me. My twtxt file will likely replace Mastodon in the footer this year, as keeping a behemoth (just one more pun, please?) of a web app happy and running has not been exactly pleasant for me.
Speaking of deleting accounts, I've setup forwarding from all my Gmail accounts to my self-hosted email and all my devices are Gmail and Inbox (RIP) free now. I'm still not quite ready to completely ditch the Google accounts yet, but I'm getting closer: I've been trying out registrars other than Google Domains, and using Youtube's built-in web feeds instead of relying on subscriptions. I did finally remove my Facebook account though, and the account purge will likely continue.
diff --git a/content/posts/2021-01-01-2020-in-review.zh.md b/content/posts/2021-01-01-2020-in-review.zh.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ draft = false
slug = "2020-in-review"
+++
-今早，窗外的屋顶上都是白色一片。那些广告牌在阴沉的天空下失去了平时的光辉。就连橙色的路灯也没法让一辆车都没有的道路显得温暖。不过，来自少数建筑物窗户的光点却比平时显得更加耀眼。
+今早，窗外的屋顶上都是白色一片。那些广告牌在阴沉的天空下失去了平时的光辉。就连橙色的路灯也没法让一辆车都没有的道路显得温暖。不过，来自少数建筑物窗户的光点却比平时更加耀眼。
真是不寻常的一年。时空密度比平常高出不少——能将阳光削弱成象牙白的微弱光晕的程度——看看过去这多事的三百多天。
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ slug = "2020-in-review"
啊，甜甜圈，这刷满蜜糖的罪恶之枷锁，这油炸的放纵之镣铐。虽然我很想把成功抵御诱惑归功于我的钢铁意志，但COVID-19才是根本原因。我的懒惰和对隔离生活的兴奋劲消除了任何深夜造访Dunkin'的机会。大概是时候把挑战升级了。
-Go写起来相当无脑而有趣。找到一个有效的掌握C++20特性的方法则要难得多。`<format>`是新特性中最直截了当的一个，基本用法、功能和你能想象出来的基本一致（还没有编译器支持新标准的版本，尝鲜的话可以用[原版](https://fmt.dev)）。`<ranges>`类似于Rust的迭代器方法，而且允许串联。也许是时候更新那篇[用C++来enumerate()的日志](/zh/posts/2019-04-27-enumerate-with-c-plus-plus/)了。`<concepts>`应该是SFINAE所试图解决问题的真正答案，但我还没有一个好的实际运用环境来测试它的威力。顺便一提，Zig用编译时间函数来实现泛型的方法也很让我感兴趣。
+Go写起来相当无脑而有趣。找到一个有效的掌握C++20特性的方法则要难得多。`<format>`是新特性中最直截了当的一个，基本用法、功能和你能想象出来的基本一致（还没有编译器支持新标准的版本，尝鲜的话可以用[原版](https://fmt.dev)）。`<ranges>`类似于Rust的迭代器方法，而且允许串联。也许是时候更新那篇[用 C++ 来 enumerate() 的日志](/zh/posts/2019-04-27-enumerate-with-c-plus-plus/)了。`<concepts>`应该是SFINAE所试图解决问题的真正答案，但我还没有一个好的实际运用环境来测试它的威力。顺便一提，Zig用编译时间函数来实现泛型的方法也很让我感兴趣。
3份副本，有了。2种不同的储存介质，有了。1个非本地备份，还没有。这还是已经算上Syncthing副本（这能不能当作一份完整的备份还有待商酌）的进度，看来我离完成正式的备份流程还是有不少距离。
diff --git a/org/2020.org b/org/2020.org
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ I went to the movies three times this year, for /Dragon Ball Super: Broly/, /Pro
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.
-Back in 2018, I set up a Mastodon instance, and I have since deleted my twitter account, but I never use Mastodon that much. At first I thought it's just that I'm not the microblogging type, but now I beginning think it's all the cognitive overhead of logging in, editing, tagging, and translating that made posting a status update rather daunting for me. I have been microblogging in [[https://twtxt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/][twtxt]] format for the last few months of 2019 and I did rack up a considerable status count (all 110 of them). Being one command away from dumping whatever silly one-liner I have in mind is quite addicting, and revisiting the twtxt file also gives me new post ideas at times. Separating a Twitter-like social media service into read-only (with feed reader), write-only (what I use twtxt for), and interactive (still figuring that one out) parts simply works better for me. My twtxt file will likely replace Mastodon in the footer this year, as keeping a behemoth (just one more pun, please?) of a web app happy and running has not been exactly pleasant for me.
+Back in 2018, I set up a Mastodon instance, and I have since deleted my twitter account, but I never use Mastodon that much. At first I thought it's just that I'm not the microblogging type, but now I'm starting think it's all the cognitive overhead of logging in, editing, tagging, and translating that made posting a status update rather daunting for me. I have been microblogging in [[https://twtxt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/][twtxt]] format for the last few months of 2019 and I did rack up a considerable status count (all 110 of them). Being one command away from dumping whatever silly one-liner I have in mind is quite addicting, and revisiting the twtxt file also gives me new post ideas at times. Separating a Twitter-like social media service into read-only (with feed reader), write-only (what I use twtxt for), and interactive (still figuring that one out) parts simply works better for me. My twtxt file will likely replace Mastodon in the footer this year, as keeping a behemoth (just one more pun, please?) of a web app happy and running has not been exactly pleasant for me.
Speaking of deleting accounts, I've setup forwarding from all my Gmail accounts to my self-hosted email and all my devices are Gmail and Inbox (RIP) free now. I'm still not quite ready to completely ditch the Google accounts yet, but I'm getting closer: I've been trying out registrars other than Google Domains, and using Youtube's built-in web feeds instead of relying on subscriptions. I did finally remove my Facebook account though, and the account purge will likely continue.
diff --git a/org/2021.org b/org/2021.org
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ CLOSED: [2021-01-01 Fri 10:07]
:EXPORT_FILE_NAME: 2021-01-01-2020-in-review.zh.md
:END:
-今早，窗外的屋顶上都是白色一片。那些广告牌在阴沉的天空下失去了平时的光辉。就连橙色的路灯也没法让一辆车都没有的道路显得温暖。不过，来自少数建筑物窗户的光点却比平时显得更加耀眼。
+今早，窗外的屋顶上都是白色一片。那些广告牌在阴沉的天空下失去了平时的光辉。就连橙色的路灯也没法让一辆车都没有的道路显得温暖。不过，来自少数建筑物窗户的光点却比平时更加耀眼。
真是不寻常的一年。时空密度比平常高出不少——能将阳光削弱成象牙白的微弱光晕的程度——看看过去这多事的三百多天。
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ CLOSED: [2021-01-01 Fri 10:07]
啊，甜甜圈，这刷满蜜糖的罪恶之枷锁，这油炸的放纵之镣铐。虽然我很想把成功抵御诱惑归功于我的钢铁意志，但COVID-19才是根本原因。我的懒惰和对隔离生活的兴奋劲消除了任何深夜造访Dunkin'的机会。大概是时候把挑战升级了。
-Go写起来相当无脑而有趣。找到一个有效的掌握C++20特性的方法则要难得多。=<format>=是新特性中最直截了当的一个，基本用法、功能和你能想象出来的基本一致（还没有编译器支持新标准的版本，尝鲜的话可以用[[https://fmt.dev][原版]]）。=<ranges>=类似于Rust的迭代器方法，而且允许串联。也许是时候更新那篇[[/zh/posts/2019-04-27-enumerate-with-c-plus-plus/][用C++来enumerate()的日志]]了。=<concepts>=应该是SFINAE所试图解决问题的真正答案，但我还没有一个好的实际运用环境来测试它的威力。顺便一提，Zig用编译时间函数来实现泛型的方法也很让我感兴趣。
+Go写起来相当无脑而有趣。找到一个有效的掌握C++20特性的方法则要难得多。=<format>=是新特性中最直截了当的一个，基本用法、功能和你能想象出来的基本一致（还没有编译器支持新标准的版本，尝鲜的话可以用[[https://fmt.dev][原版]]）。=<ranges>=类似于Rust的迭代器方法，而且允许串联。也许是时候更新那篇[[/zh/posts/2019-04-27-enumerate-with-c-plus-plus/][用 C++ 来 enumerate() 的日志]]了。=<concepts>=应该是SFINAE所试图解决问题的真正答案，但我还没有一个好的实际运用环境来测试它的威力。顺便一提，Zig用编译时间函数来实现泛型的方法也很让我感兴趣。
3份副本，有了。2种不同的储存介质，有了。1个非本地备份，还没有。这还是已经算上Syncthing副本（这能不能当作一份完整的备份还有待商酌）的进度，看来我离完成正式的备份流程还是有不少距离。