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Nathan Mattes
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100 Days of SwiftUI — Day 27

Today I implemented the fourth project. It's a fun little app that helps you calculate when you should go to bed. It takes some parameters (when do you want to wake up? How many hours do you want to sleep? How many cups of coffee did you have?) into consideration and uses machine learning to calculate your bedtime. I really like those small projects Paul came up with for this course.

The app uses SwiftUI — of course — and the model I created yesterday. I have to admit, that I'm quite surprised, how easily you can add some machine learning to the app — and probably acquire some venture capital, as your app now has machine learning!!!!!1

As always: thanks for reading. Feels good to be back on track with this tutorial :-)

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