Did clearing my desk actually make me write code faster?
Everyday
010 KMLAUNCH PAD
SIX ORBITS, ONE LOG
HUNTER STUART
郝瀚宇 · CHENGDU / CHINA
I am Hunter Stuart — 郝瀚宇 in Chinese. This is where I keep engineering notes, the projects I finished, and the questions that arrive at midnight and vanish by morning.
「Break the dark; no form can smother the flame.」
0212 KMTROPOSPHERE
Through the clouds, past max Q.
Tech stack
This is the stage that burns the most propellant: languages, tools and lessons learned, packed into the hull one layer at a time.
Languages & runtimes
03- TypeScript / JavaScript82%
- Python70%
- C / Embedded55%
Frontend & visualisation
03- Astro / React76%
- CSS & design systems74%
- SVG / Canvas graphics62%
Engineering & tooling
03- Git / GitHub Actions78%
- Linux / Shell66%
- Testing & debugging58%
Max Q behind us. Attitude is stable.Next · Kármán line
03100 KMKÁRMÁN LINE
Where the sky ends and space begins.
Projects
A hundred kilometres up, the sky stops. This section holds the things I actually finished — and the ones still in progress.
This site
In progressWhat you are reading now: statically generated with Astro, dual themes, six orbital chapters.
72%Lab data dashboard
MaintainedTurns scattered CSVs from the lab into comparable charts, with offline caching.
55%Small ground station
PlannedAn SDR and a handful of scripts to receive weather satellite image transmissions.
20%
Kármán line crossed. Beginning orbit insertion.Next · Low Earth orbit
04400 KMLOW EARTH ORBIT
In orbit, the horizon finally curves.
Flight log
The work starts after insertion: engineering notes, reading notes, and thoughts I have not finished yet.
- Image layout demo: putting pictures in a postMeta
A demo post — every common image layout, with real files.
- Lift-off: why this blog is arranged in six orbitsMeta
Moving off the default Hexo theme, and why altitude became the organising principle.
- Receiving weather satellite images with an SDRProjects
Antenna, frequencies and decoding — a full post-mortem of one ground station experiment.
Stable orbit established. Telemetry on a regular cadence.All posts Next · Geostationary orbit
0535,786 KMGEOSTATIONARY
Living around the planet, one grid at a time.
Everyday life
The advantage of this orbit is that it never moves: you wake at the same point and watch the planet turn half a revolution from the same seat.
Books I finished this half-year, and the ones I did not
Reading
Life is not the compensation for the orbit. It is an orbit of its own that needs regular correction.
Altitude 35,786 km. Period 23 h 56 min.Snapshots Next · Beyond the Moon
06384,400 KMDEEP SPACE
Past this point, there is no return trajectory.
About & contact
Further out there is no real-time ground station coverage. So this screen is reserved for fixed coordinates: where I am, and how to reach me.
Fixed coordinates
LINKS- iceaxing吴昊A personal blog above the snowline
- 小登王王登宇A very cute personal homepage
- 林宇祥的技术博客Technical notes and thoughts
- FabboFabbo, meow~
- LeetCode刷题记录与算法笔记
- 菜鸟教程学习编程的入门网站
- 母校UESTC电子科技大学
- booksZ-Library e-book downloads
Transmit
CONTACT- Email[email protected]
- Campus[email protected]
- Alt[email protected]
CHENGDU / CHINA
Corrections, suggestions, or just hello — email works.
© 2026 Hunter Stuart · 郝瀚宇
CHENGDU / CHINA