About ThinkerQAQ
A personal technical site for turning years of learning notes, engineering practice, and ongoing exploration into material that can be revisited and shared.
How the site is organized
- Articles are the polished, published pieces that I maintain over time.
- Projects record things I am exploring, building, or maintaining, together with the results that remain.
- Series connect related articles into a continuous reading path instead of leaving them as isolated posts.
- Notes preserve learning records, references, experiments, and ideas that do not need to become formal articles yet.
These sections are not mutually exclusive. An article or note can belong to a series and may also grow out of a project. Projects answer “what did I build?”, series answer “how should this topic be read?”, and notes preserve more of the path that led there.
Why the notes remain
Many of the notes predate the current blog by years. Keeping them makes the site more than a collection of newly written summaries: they preserve the original learning process and provide source material for articles that are later rewritten and maintained independently.
Languages
Chinese is the primary language of the site. Selected formal articles, series, and learning notes are translated into English. When a real English translation exists, it is published as a first-class localized page; notes that have not been translated yet remain available through the English interface with an explicit Chinese-content notice.
How it evolves
The site changes with continued learning and engineering practice. Notes may become articles, related material may be added to a series, and project pages keep the trail from an initial idea to a working result.