Jason J Lee
Software engineering with a focus on web applications and data pipelining.
A collection of thoughts on programming and hobbies
No AI was used to write these posts
2025
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FittingRoom Postmortem
A retrospective on a digital way to try on new clothes using AI
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Blog migration postmortem
What is took to migrate this Jekyll blog to.. Jekyll
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Releasing at the speed of code
Thoughts on the critical need for a frictionless deployment process
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Memoirs of my second startup in Silicon Valley
A brief recollection of how I got here and what I learned
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How I roast great coffee at home
A small guide on the tools I use to roast coffee beans
2024
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AI: The Trojan Horse
AI in software and our unwillingness to fight it
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Memoirs of my first startup in Silicon Valley
A brief (long) recollection of how I got here and what I learned
2023
2015
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Logging Information on Browser Crashes
Logging client details on crashes
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Rendering List of Elements in React With JSX
Rendering a list in React
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A Review of Hired
Turn the interviewing tables around
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Codewars, Leetcode, Hackerrank. Online Judges Reviews
An exploration on code online judges
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Things I Learned From Failing Technical Interviews
Lessons learned from technical phone interviews and how to improve your chances
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JavaScript Inheritance
Understanding prototypal inheritance in JavaScript and how to implement subclassing
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How Much Stuff Can You Fit in Memory?
Understanding memory capacity and how many data types you can store in different amounts of RAM
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Confess.me Postmortem
Confess.me is an anonymous real-time secret posting website. Other supportive members can send comforting messages of support to the anonymous secret sharer.
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6.82 Visualizer Postmortem
A postmortem analysis of building a gold and experience data visualizer for Dota 2's controversial 6.82 update
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NicoNicoTwitch Postmortem
NicoNicoTwitch is a JavaScript canvas project that's meant to bring over the unique on-screen scrolling commentary feature of Nico Nico Douga onto the popular game live streaming platform twitch.tv.
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Share Codes Postmortem
Share Codes is a site for people to trade beta/alpha/early access codes. The premise is simple, people with codes post their email and people who want codes post their emails.
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A Basic Rundown of How the Internet Works
So how does the internet work? How does your desktop, phone, laptop, Xbox, television, all get access to YouTube or Facebook? It's actually kind of miraculous that something that was once used as a long distance communication protocol to share research amongst universities is now being used as what I think is the hottest commodity of the modern world.