Andrew Artajos fodra

I had new work today. Progress was slow but I got there eventually. Tomorrow, I expect to be more productive. I am doing React Native work now coming from web work yesterday. It's a bit of the same but different thing.

Today I had the chance to read another chapter of the book Great Southern Land. Still interesting but not as interesting as the first part of the book.

I had a late lunch. I went out and did my usual walk around the block. Today what a pleasant surprise when I chanced upon my Tita Ellen and Tita Cyn a few steps away from our building. They were ready to have lunch as well and looking for the Chinese restaurant that' been closed for ages.

Today I planned to go home early and run a few rounds in our neighborhood. Guess what? It never happened. Instead, I invited my wife to have dinner at that ramen place because I can't fight it anymore. I had to give in because it's been so long since my last visit there. Tell you what, it was worth it. Shujinko -- the place to eat ramen in Melbourne. If you

Today was smooth sailing for me @ work. Although I was not able to do my morning routine before going to work, I was pretty productive.

What morning routine?

So before going to work, I usually pass by the city library for (1) empty my bladder and (2) some reading. Currently, I'm reading a travel book Great Southern Land. It's a documentary by ABC that was turned into a book. It covers the things how Australia works starting from a bird's eye view. This is a book that really caught my interest. It's not something that I read in a blog post listing "must read books before you die". It's a book filled with breathtaking views of the Australian landscape. There are a lot of interesting features of the land that you might not see when travelling on land. This is not a travel book so the good, the bad, and the ugly is in here too.

This morning was a bit different because there were delays in the morning train. There was a car and train collision in one of the level crossings which caused a 20-minute delay across

Today, it was a slow day at work. I had one ticket to solve and worked on it whole day. Good thing at the end of the day, I managed to create a pull request. Not reviewed though it just sits there building, waiting for reviewers.

After work I managed to run three rounds in my usual route. I started running again last week. First week, I did two rounds. Today I added one more round to that. I find that when I go back to running and I have not ran in a long time -- when I sweat I feel itchy. I'm sure it'll be the same for other people as well.

At the start of the year I did yoga in January, this month I planned to do yoga still and put in jogging in between. So that's three days of yoga and two days of jogging. I find that I can't do both. Something always gives. I noticed I am more inclined to do jogging over yoga. I think it is the general theme if you spread yourself too thin. You end up doing little bits of stuff here and there but not going deep into one. I should really put more focus on the stuff I wan

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Using ipdb, when in ipdb.set_trace() mode use s command to step into the function.

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Simple http server to transfer files from your computer. This will enable users in the same network access the files in your server directory by http://<local_ip>:8000.

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