Last year, I participated in the Python Developer Survey by JetBrains. Apparently, I was one of the lucky winners to receive the "Python Surprise Gift Pack" from JetBrains and the PSF. The pack arrived on Monday.

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I've updated this website to use Next.js 11.1 to leverage its experimental ESM support. That took me some time because I got into some TypeScript type mismatches in the remark and rehype plugins I use for MDX. There was also an incompatibility with my setup, but it's fixed now.

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At work, the product team are still refining the requirements for the new project. I didn't have much to work on, so I tried adding source maps to our Sentry set up.

I couldn't get it to work. The source maps were successfully uploaded to Sentry, and our release and environment tags are correctly configured. However, Sentry just won't recognize the source maps. I haven't figured out how to fix it 😬

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On Sunday, two of my friends and I visited another friend who recently graduated. There's a table tennis set at his house, so we played for a while.

I like table tennis even though I suck at it. I used to play it when I was still in university, though I regret only trying it out in my sixth semester.

I wanted to try it ever since I saw the table on my campus. However, there were always people using it and I didn't bother to wait until they finish.

In my sixth semester, we moved to a new building and we also had a table tennis set there. It was not as crowded as the old building, so I managed to find the table empty sometimes, and I would play with my friends.

Then the pandemic hit in the middle of the sixth semester, and I hadn't played table tennis again until yesterday. It felt good.

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I also finally completed Psychonauts 2. And when I say complete, it means:

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I also made a digital painting, but I'm going to hold that one for next week because it's going to be a surprise for someone.