1. Remember the trigonometric addition identity

    If you're like me, you don't remember trig identities. If you're like me, you prefer rederiving stuff yourself. It's a perk of math that we replace memorization with derivation. Still, it takes time, and distracts you from what you're actually doing. Also, deriving trig identities isn't so easy without some …

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  2. Yet another retrospective

    I expect another couple of days before I can submit a pull request. Today after some horrendous debugging I finally got some tangible progress. status, log, add-all and commit all seem to be working, perhaps even init (but still inconclusive). Still need to add push and pull. Then I need …

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  3. Pushing through

    I reached a milestone today in my project to integrate git into the mobile version of logseq. Finally the git functions like add, status, init were working. I also realized that all the work and time that I put in so far was to writh this file system adapter that …

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  4. Saturday Physics

    Originally I intended to write about a physics problem I did today, but then this turned into more of a journal thing, so feel free to skip it.

    More thoughts about sabbatical

    After another week, a recurring thought that is troubling me is my productivity. I question myself again and …

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  5. Learning Biology with flashcards

    Today I want to talk a bit about my PKM setup. This is mostly because the main thing I did today was study biology and prepare flashcards, so I might as well write about it.

    I've been listening in the last month and a half to lectures from "the great …

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  6. At the door steps of Mordor

    The goal

    A short recap of where we are (will probably refactor this to retroactive posts eventually): I'm trying to switch logseq's git dependency from dugite to isomorphic-git, so it can run on android, browser etc. The problem with dugite is that it depends on the presence of a git …

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