As long as you use multiple devices for work, you will inevitably encounter the problem of mutual synchronization between different devices. Now that it’s not the era when cloud services just started to rise and were cheap and generous, there probably isn’t a reliable and user-friendly service provider that won’t suddenly run away or change its terms of service. So, we still have to rely on ourselves to set up our own…
Although I also use Git for some project code management, I actually don’t know many of Git’s features and haven’t used them. Today, I tried using Git hooks.
As a former and still chuunibyou uncle teenager, how could I not have any dark history?
MultiQC is a tool for NGS data quality control. Unlike many other tools, it does not directly obtain and calculate metrics; instead, it reads results files from various common quality control tools and provides comprehensive reporting.
Recently, my work requires me to understand some common machine learning methods. I’ll just write a post about it…
While chaining various programs using Bash, you often discover some amazing and useful tricks. Here are two I recently found.
To learn Go language, I rewrote a script that was used frequently in my previous work. Compared to Python, which is simple, quick, easy to understand and has many useful third-party modules with abundant learning materials in both Chinese and English, if it wasn’t for performance reasons, I really wouldn’t want to switch…
Previously, I set up a Gogs server but didn’t configure HTTPS; it was directly using HTTP. Last time, I tried and found that intercepting passwords was too easy… So I thought about getting a domain name and setting up HTTPS…
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.