Recently, I’ve gotten back to decluttering my physical goods and digital content. Part of my decluttering involves unsubscribing from mailing lists and content that hasn’t been relevant to me for some time. Now, every so often, I receive emails from Sony. I don’t use their products anymore; not since 2019 or so after the Xperia… Continue reading Sony: Please Let Me Unsubscribe From Your Marketing Emails
ChatGPT: AI Powered Life
Every so often, something comes along and introduces massive changes to how we do things. ChatGPT is that something and it has sped up my coding immensely. What used to take me days and weeks of research, trial, and errors have been reduced to mere minutes. I am spitting out complete scripts as fast as… Continue reading ChatGPT: AI Powered Life
Wear your mask but take them off too
With outdoor mask-wearing being optional from March 29, 2022, the MTF collaborated with MOE to release a PSLE question. This is to test students on their indoor and outdoor awareness. So, are you smarter than a primary school kid? Question 1) Xiao Ming stays in a HDB on the 25th storey. He exits his home… Continue reading Wear your mask but take them off too
Use name cards as bookmarks
Name cards have many uses. Receiving one signals to you that the person on the other end has sufficient money to spend on something that warrants brief attention.
Oversized name cards or mini handouts?
Every so often, I organise my stash of name cards accrued over the years. As the life of my 2007 Honda Jazz draws ever closer to its last breath–determined by the remaining months that I am entitled to sit behind its wheel–I had been receiving name cards from car salespeople who plaster them across my… Continue reading Oversized name cards or mini handouts?
My mum makes the best noodles
I am writing this post just to showcase my mum’s cooking. She is the best cook I know. When I get my own home this year, I will be the 2nd best cook, right behind her. 🙂