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Welcome To My Blog

Created in February 06, 2025 by chanon

2025   ·   general   code

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Wat Ahong Silawas, Bueng Kan, Thailand

For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to create a blog that captures both my technical interests and my fascination with various aspects of art and culture. I’ve made several attempts at starting one, but each time something got in the way—lack of time, uncertainty about what to write, or simply not having the right direction. However, I’ve come to realize that writing is one of the most powerful ways to deepen my understanding of the things I’m passionate about. By translating my thoughts into words—whether those thoughts revolve around cutting-edge technology or creative pursuits like book reviews—I’m able to clarify my ideas, identify gaps in my knowledge, and share my enthusiasm with others.

As a researcher and engineer, I see tremendous value in a technical blog. It gives me a platform to talk about my current work, explore interesting problems, and discuss emerging technologies. I find that many of the concepts I work on, such as computing systems or complex algorithms, become more concrete once I’m forced to explain them step by step. Writing not only helps me refine my own understanding but also makes it easier for others to follow along, ask questions, and spark new conversations.

At the same time, I don’t want my blog to be exclusively about technical details. My interests extend well beyond code, hardware, or theories—I also love delving into art, literature, and even broad philosophical questions. With that in mind, I plan to dedicate posts to book reviews, reflections on creative processes, and perhaps some musings on how technology intersects with our daily lives. These more artistic or abstract topics are a great way to remind myself that there’s more to the world than just lines of code or research papers.

I decided to name my blog Nerd Computing to reflect my specialization in computing systems (which is also the focus of my PhD). But I chose the word “nerd” intentionally because it suggests both a deep focus and a sense of curiosity that extends beyond a single subject. Being a “nerd” in computing, at least in my view, doesn’t mean I’m restricted to programming languages or data structures; rather, it implies that I approach a wide range of topics with the same enthusiasm and detail-oriented mindset. Whether I’m analyzing the latest tech innovation, reviewing a novel, or pondering an interesting philosophical question, I want to bring that same level of passion and depth to each piece I write.

Ultimately, Nerd Computing will be a space where I share the intersection of all these interests—technical, creative, and intellectual. My hope is that by openly exploring everything that fascinates me, I’ll not only sharpen my own thinking but also invite readers to join in the conversation, learn something new, or even challenge their own assumptions. I’m excited to see where this journey takes me and look forward to connecting with anyone who shares a similar thirst for knowledge.

Therefore, I’d like to officially welcome you to Nerd Computing—a space for deep-dives into technology, explorations of creative arts, and thought-provoking discussions that lie somewhere in between. I’m excited to share my journey, insights, and occasional musings, and I hope you’ll find something here that sparks your own curiosity.

Let’s embark on this adventure together. I encourage you to join the conversation by asking questions, offering feedback, or suggesting new topics. After all, the best part of learning out loud is doing it in the company of others who share the same passion for discovery.

So, welcome aboard—and let’s see where our collective nerdiness takes us!



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