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I never met TTN physically, but I'm familiar with him in cyberspace from his code. I didn’t realize he was a private person in real life. From his work, I always felt he was someone deeply passionate, someone who expressed his creativity wholeheartedly through code.

He was one of the pioneers of GNU Guile. It was a lonely and thorny road. Guile was an underappreciated project with a small community, limited tooling for exploration, and very few reference projects to learn from. Only true lovers of the craft were willing to contribute under such conditions.

TTN had spent his precious life time to help to make the foundation of GNU Guile community. His works and skills in the code inspired me a lot in the early time.

I’ve heard that he also contributed to other free software projects, though what I’ve written here is what I know firsthand.

It says, the internet has its own memory. I hope that by writing this to remember what he did and the quiet impact he had.

It seems somebody doesn't like Pu'er, it's not bad, unforgettable aroma. Whether you like it or not, its scent will flood the entire room, even if you tip it down the toilet.

nice try!

Maybe it's time to face cyberpunk seriously, in life, not in game.

Oh terrible!

If someday this GizVault becomes a super sensitive keyword that no one can post it on Hacker News, that means they win anyway. Everyone heard about it.

But it is still so weird why someone is so fear about it?