Langdon Lin
[ˈlæŋdən] / aka “澜璒”
Self-taught Developer | Individual Investor | Independent Writer
而浮生若梦，为欢几何？
Bio
My name is Langdon, but I prefer the name "澜璒" on the internet. I currently reside in mainland China and work as a freelancer. You can contact me via email at me [at] langdon [dot] one .
PGP
Fingerprint: C5B0 55B0 4158 8B6F 2FD1 A6E3 D63A 51F5 6B6E 76F7
Obtain the key via:
# From Github
curl https://github.com/SuperLangdon.gpg | gpg --import
# From my homepage
curl https://langdon.one/langdon.asc | gpg --import
# From public key server
gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys C5B055B041588B6F2FD1A6E3D63A51F56B6E76F7Interests
- Front-End Development, AI, Quantitative Trading
- Sociology & Economics: Sociology of Space, Location Theory, Urban Ecology, Business & Real Estate Sector.
- Philosophy: Rousseau's Political Philosophy, Historical Sociology, Structuralism Theory; Nietzsche's ‘Will to Power’.
- Literature, Film, ACG, Hi-Fi, Classical Music, Violin
- Fashion: Avant-garde and structural design; I'm a loyal devotee of HOMME PLISSÉ ISSEY MIYAKE.
- Texas Hold'em Poker & Chess
About “ 而浮生若梦，为欢几何？”
This quote from a Chinese poem by the Tang dynasty poet Li Bai (李白), a personal favorite, translates to ‘Our floating life is like a dream; how often one can enjoy oneself?’ The poet illuminates the transience and ethereal nature of life, urging us to confront the finiteness of time and make our choices in the present moment.