Thursday, July 9, 2020
I am not good in programming, but this is what I found about advices in the net:
+concentration is essential for programming.
+prolonged period to keep practicing
+start journey with relative simple language, learn the basic, don't master it. Go for language to understand memory management,garbage collection and fundamental concepts. Then, it's time to master a language.
+learn programming to prove that you can establish it.
+start a small project and you will learn from it during the process.
Source:
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-learn-coding-at-home
+concentration is essential for programming.
+prolonged period to keep practicing
+start journey with relative simple language, learn the basic, don't master it. Go for language to understand memory management,garbage collection and fundamental concepts. Then, it's time to master a language.
+learn programming to prove that you can establish it.
+start a small project and you will learn from it during the process.
Source:
https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-learn-coding-at-home
About Time Management
Everyone has 24 hours a day, how to put it in good uses?
Suggestions:
1. make a schedule and stick to it.
e.g: identify pattern of your life activities. enhance it.
2. prioritise - the most important first. what impact of each in short, medium and long terms will determine the important things to
do.
3. Set some boundaries.
Keep yourself peace and work on what you want to achieve.
4. Good distraction
You can't work like machine, so you need some breaks.
few minutes distraction for a cup of coffee, strolling, fresh air, meditate/yoga.
5. Stay away from bad distractions like worries, dwelling on the past, social media and email notifications.
6. Never procrastinate
if it can be done today, do it today.
don't rush for last minute task.
Source:
https://www.recruiter.com/i/7-ways-busy-to-improve-your-time-management-skills/
Suggestions:
1. make a schedule and stick to it.
e.g: identify pattern of your life activities. enhance it.
2. prioritise - the most important first. what impact of each in short, medium and long terms will determine the important things to
do.
3. Set some boundaries.
Keep yourself peace and work on what you want to achieve.
4. Good distraction
You can't work like machine, so you need some breaks.
few minutes distraction for a cup of coffee, strolling, fresh air, meditate/yoga.
5. Stay away from bad distractions like worries, dwelling on the past, social media and email notifications.
6. Never procrastinate
if it can be done today, do it today.
don't rush for last minute task.
Source:
https://www.recruiter.com/i/7-ways-busy-to-improve-your-time-management-skills/
Sunday, April 19, 2020
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
通り (Tōri or Dōri)
とおり and どおり
「人生は自分の（ ）とおりにはいかない」
Which is the correct answer for the above blank?
A: 考え
B: 計画
C: 思う
Which is the correct answer for the above blank?
A: 考え
B: 計画
C: 思う
The correct answer is C.
Explanation)
とおり and どおり have the same meaning, but the usages are different.
とおり and どおり have the same meaning, but the usages are different.
The basic principle is shown below.
動詞(a verb) + とおり
名詞(a noun) + どおり
名詞(a noun) + どおり
On that case, the question sentence uses とおり, then you should place a verb in the blank parenthesis.
考え and 計画 are nouns, 思う is a verb, so 思う is the correct answer.
考え and 計画 are nouns, 思う is a verb, so 思う is the correct answer.
考え may seem like 連用形 of the verb 考える, but it can be used as a noun also. In this case, 考え is a noun, the meaning is “What you thought”.
If you try to write A,B or C properly, please use the examples below.
考えた とおり
考え どおり
考え どおり
計画した とおり
計画 どおり
計画 どおり
思う とおり
思い どおり
思い どおり
に(Enter) AND を(Exit)
Enter
バスに乗ります。Dict form: 乘る Noru
大学に入ります。
温泉に入ります。
Exit
バスを降ります。Dict form: 降りる Oriru
大学を卒業 します。卒業: Sotsugyō
教室を出ます。
バスに乗ります。Dict form: 乘る Noru
大学に入ります。
温泉に入ります。
Exit
バスを降ります。Dict form: 降りる Oriru
大学を卒業 します。卒業: Sotsugyō
教室を出ます。
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Friday, March 27, 2020
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Learn Japanese 15.3.2020
忘れる：
た:
単語を忘れた。
I forgot the word.
パンを買い忘れた。
I forgot to buy bread.
で下さい:
パスポートを持つのを忘れないで下さい。
Please don't forget to bring your passport.
財布を持っていくのを忘れないで下さい。
Please don't forget to bring your wallet.
宿題をするのを忘れないで下さい。 宿題 = しゅくだい
Please don't forget to do your homework.
ました:
パスポートを持つのを忘れました。
I forgot to bring my passport.
私は傘を電車の中に忘れました。
I left my umbrella on the train.
私はパスワードを忘れました。
I forgot my password.
てきました:
私は財布を家に忘れてきました。
I left my wallet at home.
携帯電話を家の中に忘れてきました。 携帯 Keitai 携帯電話
I left my phone at home.
た:
単語を忘れた。
I forgot the word.
パンを買い忘れた。
I forgot to buy bread.
で下さい:
パスポートを持つのを忘れないで下さい。
Please don't forget to bring your passport.
財布を持っていくのを忘れないで下さい。
Please don't forget to bring your wallet.
宿題をするのを忘れないで下さい。 宿題 = しゅくだい
Please don't forget to do your homework.
ました:
パスポートを持つのを忘れました。
I forgot to bring my passport.
私は傘を電車の中に忘れました。
I left my umbrella on the train.
私はパスワードを忘れました。
I forgot my password.
てきました:
私は財布を家に忘れてきました。
I left my wallet at home.
携帯電話を家の中に忘れてきました。 携帯 Keitai 携帯電話
I left my phone at home.
Wednesday, February 19, 2020
Learn Japanese Wednesday 19.2.2020
I heard about the word 思います quite frequently in NHK dharma series. Hence, I try to find this word in jisho dictionary today. Below is my findings:
思う(おもう) - >思います(おもいます)
Example:
明日の天気は暑いと思います。
I think tomorrow weather is hot.
Below is the conjunction table of 思う:
思う(おもう) - >思います(おもいます)
Example:
明日の天気は暑いと思います。
I think tomorrow weather is hot.
Below is the conjunction table of 思う:
Friday, February 14, 2020
Corona Virus Outbreak : Japan cruise ship virus cases jump to 218 as elderly offered escape
YOKOHAMA, Japan (AFP): Japan said Thursday it would allow some elderly passengers off a quarantined cruise ship and into government-designated lodging, as the number of new coronavirus cases on the vessel jumped to 218.
Thousands of passengers and crew on the Diamond Princess -- the single largest cluster of infected people outside China -- face several days more of quarantine, with many taking to social media to voice their concerns.
Those working on the ship have been reluctant to speak to reporters for fear of losing their jobs, but two crew members broke their silence in a video broadcast by Indian media Thursday.
"We are scared that if the infection is spreading, it is spreading so fast that we could also become affected," said Sonali Thakkar, a ship security officer.
"We don't want to (become sick). We just want to go back home," she said in the clip broadcast by NDTV.
With passengers mostly confined to their cabins, crew members have to go door-to-door to deliver food and other supplies, and some fear this has reduced the effectiveness of the quarantine.
Health Minister Katsunobu Kato said Thursday there were 44 new cases -- including one crew member -- an additional 221 tests.
He said also that some elderly passengers would be allowed off the ship if they test negative for the Covid-19 virus.
Those who opt to leave will be moved to government facilities to wait out a quarantine that is set to last until Feb 19.
"If they test negative, those who wish to disembark can go and live in a lodging facility that the government will prepare," Kato said.
Captain Stefano Ravera informed the passengers of the new plan via ship broadcast.
"The Ministry of Health has already tested guests 80 years or older who are staying in a cabin without a balcony, and those 80 years or older with chronic medical conditions," he said.
Kato said five people from the ship were in serious condition in hospital -- four who have tested positive for the virus. Test results for the fifth are still being processed.
With dozens of new cases diagnosed almost daily, questions have been raised about the pace of testing and whether the quarantine is working.
Japan initially tested around 300 people who had close contact with the first infected passenger, or have displayed symptoms, but they have gradually widened the net as new cases were detected.
Officials saying they can only process 300 people a day, but hope eventually to expand this to 1,000.
In addition to the cases on the ship, Japan has confirmed 28 other infections -- mostly among evacuees from Hubei, where the virus emerged.
Four flights have brought back hundreds of people, most of whom are undergoing "self-quarantine" in government-designated hotels.
Evacuees from the first flight, which landed on Jan 29, were cleared to leave the quarantine on Wednesday night after passing a final round of checks.
As they left their hotel in Chiba, east of Tokyo, they thanked local residents for their solidarity. - AFP
Thousands of passengers and crew on the Diamond Princess -- the single largest cluster of infected people outside China -- face several days more of quarantine, with many taking to social media to voice their concerns.
Those working on the ship have been reluctant to speak to reporters for fear of losing their jobs, but two crew members broke their silence in a video broadcast by Indian media Thursday.
"We are scared that if the infection is spreading, it is spreading so fast that we could also become affected," said Sonali Thakkar, a ship security officer.
"We don't want to (become sick). We just want to go back home," she said in the clip broadcast by NDTV.
With passengers mostly confined to their cabins, crew members have to go door-to-door to deliver food and other supplies, and some fear this has reduced the effectiveness of the quarantine.
Health Minister Katsunobu Kato said Thursday there were 44 new cases -- including one crew member -- an additional 221 tests.
He said also that some elderly passengers would be allowed off the ship if they test negative for the Covid-19 virus.
Those who opt to leave will be moved to government facilities to wait out a quarantine that is set to last until Feb 19.
"If they test negative, those who wish to disembark can go and live in a lodging facility that the government will prepare," Kato said.
Captain Stefano Ravera informed the passengers of the new plan via ship broadcast.
"The Ministry of Health has already tested guests 80 years or older who are staying in a cabin without a balcony, and those 80 years or older with chronic medical conditions," he said.
Kato said five people from the ship were in serious condition in hospital -- four who have tested positive for the virus. Test results for the fifth are still being processed.
With dozens of new cases diagnosed almost daily, questions have been raised about the pace of testing and whether the quarantine is working.
Japan initially tested around 300 people who had close contact with the first infected passenger, or have displayed symptoms, but they have gradually widened the net as new cases were detected.
Officials saying they can only process 300 people a day, but hope eventually to expand this to 1,000.
In addition to the cases on the ship, Japan has confirmed 28 other infections -- mostly among evacuees from Hubei, where the virus emerged.
Four flights have brought back hundreds of people, most of whom are undergoing "self-quarantine" in government-designated hotels.
Evacuees from the first flight, which landed on Jan 29, were cleared to leave the quarantine on Wednesday night after passing a final round of checks.
As they left their hotel in Chiba, east of Tokyo, they thanked local residents for their solidarity. - AFP
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
元氣 和 日本忙人 的 角力戰！
Saturday, February 8, 2020
Win 7 Tips: Create folder shortcut and Move file to destination via Send To.
Folder Existence:
- Type shell:sendto in the command box at Start Menu.
- Move preferred shortcut for folder, e.g: Jin 2020 documents into SendTo Folder.
Operations:
- Right click on target document.
- Hover to SendTo option.
- Press Shift button.
The file will move to the destination folder instead of duplicate the file.
Bingo! ☺️
~Prepared by yjchong 08.02.2020 Saturday 5:17PM~
~Prepared by yjchong 08.02.2020 Saturday 5:17PM~
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