On Object-Oriented Design and the SRP and DIP Principles
I'm not sure exactly where I am on the path, but if I were to use the Four Stages of Competence as an analogy, I'd guess I'm somewhere around consciou
Reading Meditations: Marcus Aurelius' To Himself
The Korean title of the book is "자기 자신에게 이르는 것들" (Things That Reach Oneself), but since it is widely known as Meditations (명상록), I will use Meditation
Reading The Art of War: All the Strategies and Tactics of the World
Although the book is titled The Art of War, it is not a simple translation but a work in which the historian Im Yong-han adds lengthy commentary to Su
Reviewing the Fujifilm X-E5 as a Full-Frame Replacement
More precisely, I was disappointed with the full-frame format. I had admired the concept of carrying over the 35mm film format into digital, and I was
Ballerina: The Definitive Spin-Off of the John Wick Series
After the grand narrative wrapped up in John Wick: Chapter 4, I let go of any expectations for the next John Wick installment. I felt it was a shame,
Reading Professor Lee Seok-myeong's Annotated Lao Tzu
This book is a commentary on the original Tao Te Ching. Since it was written so long ago, the complete text can now be read on Wikisource and elsewher
Review of 1 Year 8 Months as a Social Service Agent
Excluding the one month of training camp, I had many experiences over 1 year and 8 months. Given my blog's archival nature, I want to record everythin
Goryeo's 12th Century Diplomatic Policy Through Camus's Eyes
Albert Camus, the representative 20th-century French writer and existentialist thinker, begins his philosophy from the fundamental question: "Is life
4 Music Genres to Listen to When You Need Productivity
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