Last night, I broke through the hardest (supposedly) part of coding -- but I don't know why I did it.

So, now I have come to feel the following.

- I don't want to keep the coding test again and again.

I know well that the codes I don't see the reason for working will cause another serious problem.

In addition,

- I will be eager to make the codes escape from the existing machine to others.

The codes, I don't know the reason for working, seem to be like "winning lottery ticket" or "freshly mined cryptocurrency (virtual currency)."

The machine or system containing this "lottery ticket" is guaranteed to crash rapidly.

It is simply that the memory of such and such a nightmare crash remains vivid, but the probability should be the same.

Anyway, after code development like this, I am inevitably distracted, but I cannot afford that luxury now, so I will keep my mind tight.

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The infrastructure currently supports our lives by such "code that has worked, for reasons unknown"(Omitted hereafter.)