When developing software, whether for presentation or to organize thoughts, using flowcharts is often necessary. Instead of using a drawing board or Word, which can be time-consuming when the diagram becomes complex and needs frequent updates, a tool like Markdown that allows you to focus on content rather than form is very important.

Recently, while helping my senior sister with sequence alignment, I discovered that the software I used to use frequently, MEGA X (10), now has a Linux GUI version. This made me feel that the world is indeed changing.

I didn’t expect to do regression again after four years… this time using R instead of SPSS. Previously, I was doing statistical analysis, but now… it’s machine learning.

There’s not much to say, just commemorating my first independent completion of a command-line program~

I had read about Git tutorials a long time ago, but I never actually used it. Now that I’m using it, I feel like I’ve become a programmer in some way! Operation Method Records User Initialization, ...

Bought a VPS; the monthly traffic usage is so low that it’s really a waste… So let’s make better use of it. After all, it costs $5 per month.

This must be a historic moment!

I found that the default theme of Hexo is not very appealing, so I wanted to find a bright one and tried using a plugin.

To make good use of the old, broken device… I decided to set up a server to accumulate experience. Considering the portability of the things I will be setting up, using Docker in containers is convenient for migration and usage.

Due to work requirements, I needed to install a package mentioned in a literature. Initially, I thought it would be done with two commands, but who knew there were so many dependencies to resolve… and R packages on Linux need to be compiled, which is quite time-consuming… Fortunately, there’s Conda!