#Daily

A software product functioning normally is not difficult. However, at least half the journey remains before it becomes a live product usable by users.

For instance, developing AI-Editor and integrating LLM into Tagz to implement all features took only most of a day. Yet, making it a plugin connectable to any web system required one and a half months. ⚡⚡Truly exaggerated!

After nearly two months of isolation, I finally integrated AI into Tagz. Both SSE and LLM APIs were originally entirely new fields to me; however, once the core principles are mastered, the underlying logic for integrating AI into future scenarios like email systems or document systems should be largely similar.

The results are equally significant. Even for a system like Tagz, which focuses on ultra-short texts, the speed of creation aided by large language models delivers an exhilarating experience.

One of my clients told me their company's LAN kept disconnecting intermittently. Everything seemed normal, and it was really hard to catch the exact moment the connection dropped. 🫤After many tests, I still couldn't pinpoint the issue. I had to patiently go through the logs on key network equipment. Finally, I spotted this line in the main router:

18582: IP binding conflict: host MAC address xxxx on this LAN is trying to use IP address 192.168.1.1.

Now the problem became: how to find that host. The easiest way was to ask the staff if any new equipment had been connected😆—much faster than unplugging cables🔌 one by one. Soon, that bitch device was found.⚡⚡