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The most laughable tragedy in the world is that I’ve already told you which way to go, and you’re still foolishly looking back. Last updated: June 30, 2026 If this date is too far in the past, the content below may be out of date. Items marked with ⏳ change the fastest — check the current month’s rankings before buying or adopting them. Product Choices 💻 Software / Dev Tools Category Recommendation Notes Java backend IDE IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate No contest. The Community edition is enough, but Ultimate’s Spring/database support pays for itself Lightweight editor / full-stack VS Code Pairs with Claude Code and remote development AI coding assistant Claude Code Agentic coding in the terminal / IDE Windows offline dictionary GoldenDict-ng Open source, supports many dictionary formats (mdx/dsl/StarDict) Terminal (Windows) Windows Terminal + WSL2 You already use it API testing Apifox (China) / Bruno (open, lightweight) Postman keeps getting bloated; Bruno is the new trend Database client DataGrip / DBeaver DBeaver is free and supports PostGIS Git GUI Fork / GitKraken / just the CLI Container management OrbStack (Mac) / Docker Desktop OrbStack is much faster than Docker Desktop on Mac Terminal multiplexer / remote tmux + zellij Essential for keeping remote jobs alive and reconnecting CLI efficiency trio fzf + ripgrep + zoxide Fuzzy find / global search / smart cd — you won’t go back Shell prompt Starship + zsh / fish Cross-shell prompt showing git status, k8s context Font (coding) JetBrains Mono / Maple Mono Maple Mono has CJK-Latin monospace ligatures — a great domestic option 🤖 AI Tools Category Recommendation Notes Coding assistant ⏳ Claude Code / Claude Opus Top tier for complex refactors and agentic workflows Domestic chat models DeepSeek / Tongyi Qianwen / Kimi DeepSeek has strong value and coding ability; already in your data pipeline Local inference Ollama + Qwen / DeepSeek distilled Privacy-sensitive, offline scenarios; pairs with NAS/ECS Java + AI stack Spring AI + pgvector RAG / agent backend; highest-ROI resume differentiator in 2026 Inline translation Immersive Translate (browser extension) Bilingual side-by-side — a lifesaver for English docs/papers 📱 Mobile Devices Category Recommendation ⏳ Notes Value Android king OnePlus Ace 5 series / iQOO Neo10 Pro / Redmi K80 Meizu 21 is discontinued and downgraded. In the current ¥2–3K range these are the mainstream consensus Gaming performance iQOO Neo10 Pro / Redmi K80 Pro Dual chips + big battery Camera flagship vivo X300 Pro / Xiaomi 15 Ultra First pick for photography fans Display / productivity king Samsung S25 Ultra S Pen + display benchmark Ad-free / clean OS iPhone / Samsung Ads in domestic ROMs are still a downside Tablet iPad (ecosystem) / Xiaomi Pad (value) Smartwatch Apple Watch (iOS) / Huawei GT series (battery) Health monitoring, sit-too-long reminders Note: Phones update the fastest here — check the current month’s rankings again before buying. The Meizu 21 was once a niche gem (“ad-free + flagship chip + flat screen”), but it’s now outdated. ...

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I hope my friends who know little about Myanmar can take a moment to read this. From colonization by the Western world to the atrocities of Japanese massacres. From endless civil wars to devastating natural disasters — Myanmar has borne nearly every misfortune a nation can suffer, so much so that it bears a certain resemblance to old China. On top of that, some Chinese people have taken advantage of Myanmar’s political turmoil and the central government’s limited border control to engage in telecom fraud in northern Myanmar. This is not the doing of the Myanmar people, yet the country has been unfairly labeled as dangerous. Ignorant netizens back home have jumped on the bandwagon, painting Myanmar as a hell on earth and plastering it with every dark label imaginable. ...

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Bailin Wong 📞 +86 189-5232-0405 ｜ 📧 827650791@qq.com ｜ 📍 Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China 🎓 B.Sc. Computer Science and Technology — Jingjiang College, Jiangsu University Certified Software Designer (Intermediate, MIIT China) Blog: https://lv-blog.pages.dev/ Target Role: Java Backend Engineer Summary Backend-focused engineer with 3+ years of professional experience delivering data-intensive systems in industrial/water-resource automation, now returning to full-time Java backend development — my degree field and long-term direction. Outside of work I have independently designed, built, and shipped two production microservice applications (both live on app stores), covering API gateway, RPC, distributed transactions, caching, message queues, and object storage end-to-end. Comfortable owning a service from architecture through deployment and on-call troubleshooting. ...

Do you understand this snippet? do { oldseed = seed.get(); newseed = (oldseed * ...) & mask; } while (!seed.compareAndSet(oldseed, newseed)); // ← CAS Level 0: First understand why a “variable” is dangerous in multithreading Suppose there’s a variable seed = 100, and two threads want to change it at the same time: Thread A: reads seed=100 → computes new value 200 → writes back seed=200 Thread B: reads seed=100 → computes new value 300 → writes back seed=300 Here’s the problem — both read 100, each computes on its own, and whoever writes later wins. A’s result is overwritten by B, A’s work is wasted, and the program has no idea anything went wrong. ...