I always have the habit of updating all software to the latest version. However, while writing a blog, I discovered that after updating Hugo, there were issues running it locally.

Two weeks ago, I received an email from the maintainer of NJU-LUG Blogroll, informing me that the RSS feed of my blog was not being fetched properly and suggesting I take a look when I had time. Since I hadn't updated my blog in the past two months and was too busy to check, I hadn't noticed the issue. After publishing a new post yesterday, I realized today that the view count was still zero. I opened Follow and found that Follow was also having trouble fetching the RSS feed.

Because I had a bit of leave left, I wrapped up my workdays for the year yesterday. Of course, that only means I don’t have to physically go to the office for the rest of the year—there’s still work to be done. In fact, I even had to troubleshoot issues and respond to messages from U.S. colleagues at noon on Saturday due to the time difference. It’s been a while since I last updated, so I thought I’d take this chance to summarize and vent a little about work.

I’m about to hit the one-and-a-half-year mark as a rookie in the workplace. Looking back on this time, the overwhelming feeling is—panic. Anxiety and panic. Worrying about not being able to handle tasks, worrying about potential issues, worrying about system failures or financial risks. It truly feels like walking on thin ice, where every step has to be taken with extreme caution, fearing that I might step into a trap. On one hand, there are many external factors beyond my control; on the other hand, the scope of the business systems is just too vast, with countless edges and corners where details can be easily overlooked. It feels like no matter how careful you are, problems can still arise—some of which might be completely out of your control.

Recently, I've been thinking about switching back to Edge browser from Arc. Naturally, changing browsers requires migrating usage history data from Arc, with bookmarks (or "Pined Tabs" as Arc calls them) being the most important. However, after searching around, I couldn't find an export option. A quick search revealed that the Arc browser, which uses the Chromium engine, indeed lacks a bookmark export feature (The shame of Arc browser's user experience: unable to export saved websites)...

Douban: Glucose Revolution

Core: To control and slow down the emergence of blood sugar peaks, it is necessary to maintain a steady blood sugar level and reduce large fluctuations

Dangers

• Glycation and inflammation
• Damage to the liver and pancreas

Some small tips

• Eating order: vegetables, protein and fat, and finally carbohydrates
• Drinking a little vinegar before or during meals can help
• Simple exercise after eating can inhibit the appearance of blood sugar peaks
• Put on a coat: Mixing some protein and fat when eating carbohydrates can also help

Some excerpts and notes from reading "The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness"

Knowing is not the same as doing

Financial success is not a hard science, but a soft skill - how you do it is more important than how much knowledge you have.

An individual investor's willingness to take risks depends on early personal experiences. What determines the outcome in investing is not intelligence, not education or experience, but the time and place where a person is born - purely luck factors.

Recently, I've been reading on Apple Books on my computer. The experience is decent, but there's one annoying aspect when taking notes: When you copy content from a book, Books automatically adds quotation marks and appends copyright information. This can't be removed through citation settings, which means that every time you paste a note, you have to manually delete this extra information. It's quite a hassle.

"If there is evidence that allocating empty sets can harm performance, it can be avoided by repeatedly returning the same immutable empty set, because immutable objects can be freely shared (Item 17). The following code does just that"

Excerpt From effective java 3rd Chinese edition wizardforcel This material may be protected by copyright.

In Vue components can set a slot tag in the template, which is used to pass some content when using this component to replace the slot.

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<FancyButton>
  Click me! <!-- slot content -->
</FancyButton>

<button class="fancy-btn">
  <slot></slot> <!-- slot outlet -->
</button>

// final output
<button class="fancy-btn">Click me!</button>

After setting up my English blog, I accidentally noticed English content tags appearing on the tag pages during an update yesterday. Initially, I thought there was an issue with the logic of generating the tag pages. The variable used for generation was $.Site.Taxonomies.tags, which seemed to have no issues. I thought about various filtering methods, but none seemed to solve the problem.

In China mainland, the project initialization command of Nuxt will encounter the following error.

Error: Failed to download template from registry: Failed to download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nuxt/starter/templates/templates/v3.json: TypeError: fetch failed