Hey muh peeps!
What's everybody up to this weekend? Learning, chilling, a little bit of both?
Whether you're sharpening your JS skills, making PR...
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I might finally finish my project! I have about 8 things left to do (in the form of GitHub issues), and... then aside from deployment, I'll be done!
Good luck!
Studying for a job interview next week and frankensteining a computer together from multiple older PC for a simple Plex server.
That sounds awesome, have fun! By the way, this is my first time coming over the word "frankensteining" so I looked it up.
"Definition of frankensteining: Putting together items out of random parts."
(Source: onlineslangdictionary.com)
I wish you good luck on your job interview! ✨
PS! I love your black cat! 🐈⬛
Thank! Using some great resources from this platform to prep. Cat's name is Phil and he loves popping and saying "Hi" during most of my Zoom calls. He will be in the bedroom with the door shut with his toys and treats for an hour during the interview.
Neat
I'm learning how much junk notes I have on my computer. So the goal is to learn how to organize these files correctly instead randomly placing notes in various places. Also, become functional with Bash.
@michaeltharrington what is on your learning list for the day.
As someone who also struggled with a mess of notes I suggest checking out Obsidian.MD
Thank's for the suggestion. I use OneNote personally. It's just making sure that I don't place the receipe for Outback Kookaburra Wings in a section for my Study Notes or Project Notes.
Reading the amazing Crafting Interpreters book.
Well, I started learning/experimenting with backend developement using NodeJS. As I am not a developer (I do it mainly as a hobby) this has been my first time with full stack web developement and, what started as a way to add a backend to a static website, is turning into designing my very own CMS!
going through Oops design patterns and thinking about which ones can make the existing code base clean!
Found this website refactoring.guru/design-patterns/c... which is quite easy to follow.
Im playing around with useSound (github.com/joshwcomeau/use-sound) - its a fun library that makes it a lot easier to pull in sounds to use for a react app!
Finally setting up Syncthing on all my devices!
Flutter
Resolving the N Queens problem algorithm using C language.
I am reading finance books (I completed one yesterday), brushing up on finance and economics from YouTube and making plans for something big coming up in the second quarter! ✨
I'm learning Flutter, to be able to build my final year project, which consists of an Eco-Friendly Grocery Shopping App
Trying to learn a new version something very old, yet new. Hope to post soon.
Working up on the problem to manage video streams efficiently..still stuck on the module ..
If anyone worked on the video stream and DL model please reach me out