CozyDev | CozyDev

Project Management

Paths to Become a PM APM/RPM Internal Shift Shift roles within same domain or industry Pursue MBA Create viral content Create competing product Join bootcamp to launch product Your Product Manager Resume 5 to 15secs for Recruiter to decide Key words Convience them you will make it Recruiter or HR is your friend No generic resume, customise it to look like PM Tips Impact is everything, no content 不要

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, August 10, 2024

PARA method

projects, areas, resources and archive

PARA system - build a second brain - GTD Projects Tasks Notes Areas Resources Archive

Posted by Eirik on Sunday, July 28, 2024

corny | cliche

What are the differences

Cliche This describes something that is overused and unoriginal. It could be a plot device, a phrase, a character type, or anything that’s been done so many times it feels predictable. Corny This also describes something unoriginal, but with an added layer of sentimentality or sappiness. It can also be simply uncool or embarrassing. Think of a cheesy pick-up line or an overly dramatic love story. Analogy Cliché is like reheated leftovers - they’re familiar but not exciting.

Posted by Eirik on Friday, July 26, 2024

encompass | include

What are the differences

Encompass Meaning: To include something completely or comprehensively. Connotation: Suggests a broader, more inclusive scope. Example: “The course encompasses various writing styles.” Include Meaning: To have something as a part of a group or whole. Connotation: Suggests that something is simply part of a larger set. Example: “The book includes a glossary.” In essence Include is about being part of a group. Encompass is about completely covering or containing something. Summary Include focuses on the idea of something being present within a larger entity.

Posted by Eirik on Friday, July 26, 2024

ban | forbid | bar

What are the differences

Ban This is the most general term for something being prohibited, often by law or official rule. It implies a complete restriction. Example: “The city council voted to ban smoking in all public parks.” Forbid This suggests a prohibition with an element of authority. It’s often used for someone in a position of power telling someone else what they can’t do. Example: “My parents forbade me from going to that party.

Posted by Eirik on Wednesday, July 3, 2024

promotion | preferment

What are the differences

Promotion: This is the more general term for moving to a higher position or rank within a hierarchy. It focuses on the official advancement in job title, responsibilities, and often, salary. Promotion can be based on merit, seniority, or a combination of factors. Preferment: This word implies a stronger element of favoritism or advantage. Someone is given preference over others for a promotion or advancement. It suggests that the person receiving preferment might not necessarily be the most qualified, but may have some kind of influence or special connection.

Posted by Eirik on Wednesday, July 3, 2024

Veblen Effect

The Veblen effect describes a situation in economics where the demand for a good actually increases as the price goes up. This seems to defy the normal laws of supply and demand, where typically, higher prices lead to lower demand. Reasons why the Veblen effect might happen: Conspicuous consumption People buy these goods to show off their wealth and status. A higher price tag can make the good seem more exclusive and desirable, which increases its appeal to some consumers.

Posted by Eirik on Monday, July 1, 2024

X Window System

LPI (subject 106)

Linux 系統的標準GUI是 X Window System，通常簡稱為X。目前發行的版本通常為 X Version 11 Release 7，這版本通常稱為X11R7.4或X11。以GNU Public License 條款發

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, June 29, 2024

apparent | obvious

What are the differences

Apparent Something apparent can be clearly seen or understood, but it leaves a little more room for doubt or the possibility that things might not be exactly as they seem. There were apparent scratches on the table, but it was hard to tell if they were permanent. It became increasingly apparent that he wasn’t telling the whole truth. Obvious Something obvious is so clear and easy to understand that it’s practically impossible to miss.

Posted by Eirik on Wednesday, June 26, 2024

Linux System Files

/etc/fstab Filesystem Table, default in 644 mode Structure # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> fstab 主要有六個欄位： File System：需要掛載的裝置（硬碟、Partitions、外接光碟機等等）。 Mount Poin

Posted by Eirik on Wednesday, June 26, 2024

surpass | overtake

What are the differences

Surpass Emphasizes being better or exceeding expectations. It suggests going beyond in quality, skill, or achievement. Example: Her artistic talent surpassed that of all her classmates. Overtake Emphasizes physically moving past something, often in a race or competition. It doesn’t necessarily imply being better, just moving ahead. Example: “The runner in the red jersey overtook his opponents in the final stretch.” Summary Feature Surpass Overtake Meaning Be better than, exceed expectations Go past something physically Implication of quality Yes (better) No Context Skills, achievements, qualities Races, competitions, movement

Posted by Eirik on Sunday, June 23, 2024

vestigial | residual

What are the differences

Vestigial A biological term used for organs or structures in an organism that have lost most or all of their original function through evolution. These are remnants from a past ancestor that no longer serve a purpose in the current form of the organism. Examples include the human appendix, the wings of flightless birds, or the pelvic bones of snakes. Residual A more general term meaning “remaining” or “left over” from something else.

Posted by Eirik on Sunday, June 23, 2024

Cigar Aficionado

Most expensive: Gurkha Cigars, Cohiba

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, June 22, 2024

Hold'em

WSOP WPT Fish HUD VPIP:Voluntary Put Money In Pot Bluff PFR: Pre-Flop Raise AF: Aggression Factor BB CO UTG MP pot

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, June 22, 2024

allegation | accusation

What are the differences

Strength of Claim An allegation is a weaker claim than an accusation. It’s a statement that someone did something wrong, but there’s no guarantee it’s true. An accusation is a stronger claim, implying a belief that the wrongdoing is true. Evidence Allegations don’t necessarily require evidence, while accusations often do. Someone might make an allegation based on suspicion or hearsay, but an accusation usually comes with some kind of proof.

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, June 8, 2024

sarcasm | satire

What are the differences

Target Sarcasm is a direct attack, often aimed at a specific person or situation. It uses mockery to belittle or criticize. Satire, on the other hand, is broader. It uses humor and exaggeration to comment on social, political, or cultural issues. Length Sarcasm is usually delivered in a short jab, like a sarcastic remark. Satire is a more developed critique, often taking the form of a story, essay, cartoon, or even a whole play or film.

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, June 8, 2024

succint | concise

What are the differences

Concise This emphasizes getting straight to the point and avoiding unnecessary words. It focuses on delivering the essential information clearly and efficiently. Succinct This emphasizes using the absolute minimum number of words possible while still being clear. It suggests an even greater level of brevity than concise, almost to the point of being pithy. Analogy Think of concise as a well-edited essay that removes fluff and focuses on the main points.

Posted by Eirik on Saturday, June 8, 2024

hesitate | balk

What are the differences

Hesitate A more general term for pausing or having doubts before acting. It suggests a moment of indecision, weighing the pros and cons. “I hesitated before answering the difficult question.” Balk A stronger reluctance or even refusal to move forward. It can suggest a sudden stop or resistance due to fear, disapproval, or surprise. “The horse balked at the jump, refusing to go over.” Analogy Hesitation is like a yellow traffic light - you slow down and consider, but might still proceed.

Posted by Eirik on Monday, June 3, 2024

prediction | prophecy

What are the differences

Source Prediction: Based on evidence, logic, or analysis of data. Think weather forecasts or stock market trends. Prophecy: Claimed to come from divine inspiration or supernatural insight. It’s often associated with religious figures or texts. Certainty Prediction: Usually presented with probabilities or ranges of possibilities. “There’s a 70% chance of rain tomorrow.” Prophecy: Often portrayed as pronouncements that will definitely come true. “The chosen one will bring peace to the land.

Posted by Eirik on Monday, June 3, 2024

hate | detest | loathe

What are the differences

Hate This is the strongest word of the three. It conveys a deep-seated emotional aversion, often accompanied by anger, hostility, or even disgust. You might hate someone who has wronged you terribly, or a particular activity you find unbearable. Detest This word suggests a strong dislike based on disapproval or moral objection. You might detest someone’s cruel behavior or a practice you find unethical. It’s less emotionally charged than hate.

Posted by Eirik on Sunday, May 26, 2024