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Richard's Corner

Hi there, I'm Richard.

Originally from the Netherlands and now living in Maastricht, I’m a creative coder with over a decade of experience honing my HTML and CSS skills in the Bay Area. Back home, this blog serves as my personal corner to share projects, insights, tech finds, workout routines, and anything else that inspires me to create and connect.

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A New Chapter: Biohacking My Way to a Healthier Me

As the year ends, I’m excited to share the beginning of my weight loss journey—a journey I’m biohacking my way through with a blend of technology and lifestyle changes. This will be my only blog post for 2024, but I plan to write more in 2025 to

A New Chapter: Biohacking My Way to a Healthier Me

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The Current State of Professional Baseball in the Netherlands: Why Youth is the Key to Success

When we think of baseball hotbeds, countries like the United States, Japan, and the Dominican Republic often come to mind. However, the Netherlands has quietly made a name for itself in professional baseball.

The Current State of Professional Baseball in the Netherlands: Why Youth is the Key to Success
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The Love-Hate Relationship with Technology: A Blessing in Disguise

In our fast-paced, interconnected world, technology has become an indispensable part of our lives. It has transformed how we communicate, work, learn, and entertain ourselves. From smartphones and social media to artificial intelligence and automation, technology surrounds us, making our lives more convenient and efficient in numerous ways. However, our

The Love-Hate Relationship with Technology: A Blessing in Disguise
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What being a youth baseball coach taught me about life

Not many people know I'm a youth baseball coach, and honestly, I didn't know if I would fit the job. I started this journey last year, as the old coach couldn't combine work and coaching the U12 kids at HSCM. Together with a friend, we've picked up the position of

What being a youth baseball coach taught me about life