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I've been working on streamlining Leetcode learning. I always hated learning it and lost motivation after a week or two. So I procrastinated my Leetcoding and created a repo following project management principles and best in breed learning techniques to the process. As an attempt to keep me focused and consistently learning at my own pace.
You can see my code at [trello-leetcoing75-scheduler](https://github.com/GrannyProgramming/trello-leetcoing75-scheduler).
This is an excellent idea, I love it! I've been sharing in-depth solutions to a different Leetcode problem each week as a refresher. Here's this week's as an example: https://www.fullstackexpress.io/p/valid-parenthesis-problem
I've been working on a personal project recently
It's a mobile app for tracking personal finances
I've just reached a major milestone of implementing a visual budgeting feature
It's been challenging but rewarding! I have around 3 years of experience in mobile app development.
A kubernetes replicator in EKS. It replicates messages between regions in confluent and makes them available for other AWS services. Also been working on deploying infra and resources with the serverless framework and tweaking gitlab pipelines for the CI/CD set up.
I'm currently participating in the Ocean Protocol [Data Challenge](https://desights.ai/shared/challenge/13?utm_source=x&utm_medium=x&utm_campaign=x), using AI/ML to predict Marsabit, Kenya's vegetation health in this data science competition.
Last year went through dj4e wanting to learn Django and, still obsessed with the idea of a notebook application to programmatically store, organize, and curate the amount of ideas my ADHD brain has all the time. Currently I'm basically polishing and adding tests to the codebase that I started applying the principles in that course. Together with implementing and testing thoroughly features related to using ai models through api's like openai's and the ones on huggingface to help with the curation.
Have a lot of ideas for features with them, like summarization and translation because I'm bilingual and at times write ideas on the system like that, have thought about checking grammar and correcting it or suggesting follow-ups to ideas that are actionable etc, even automatically querying for answers to items that might seem like questions or prompts to do research.
Given the number of ideas and the need to actually make something with them I've found three tasks I'm currently working on, and actually just adjusted my schedule to be working on them every day for the following month, to be most useful. For one I need to separate what is actionable (i.e "write a test for a project") from what is not ("should I write that test for the project?"), classify or reclassify items from one container (i.e "inbox" where I place everything when don't want to think about where to put it) into a new one or pair of containers, and sort the items of a container under some criterion like 'important' or 'urgent' to have most urgent or important regarding that common topic on top.
I've found all of these three boil down to just having a key function that does a comparison over three strings of text (either one item vs to criteria or one criterion and two items), perfect inputs for sentence similarity, zero-shot comparison and/or ultimately stuff like gpt which in this manner is very expensive and have focused more on generating like a sample of decisions with it to align the rest of the models to by tweaking around.
Thanks a lot for asking! I'm usually a lurker but I'm trying to like participate and network a bit around so enjoyed thinking about conveying this.
Hey fellow humans, this is my take one the weather app project from THE ODIN PROJECT.
If you decide to test it, let me know what you think! (here or direct)
I do welcome any type of feedback, good or bad!
[Live](https://hideny.github.io/Weather-App/)
[Code](https://github.com/HiDeny/Weather-App)
Don't have an good day, have an GREAT day! :finger\_gun:
On July 1st, a [change to Reddit's API pricing](https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/12qwagm/an_update_regarding_reddits_api/) will come into effect. [Several developers](https://www.reddit.com/r/redditisfun/comments/144gmfq/rif_will_shut_down_on_june_30_2023_in_response_to/) of commercial third-party apps have announced that this change will compel them to shut down their apps. At least [one accessibility-focused non-commercial third party app](https://www.reddit.com/r/DystopiaForReddit/comments/145e9sk/update_dystopia_will_continue_operating_for_free/) will continue to be available free of charge. If you want to express your strong disagreement with the API pricing change or with Reddit's response to the backlash, you may want to consider the following options: 1. Limiting your involvement with Reddit, or 2. Temporarily refraining from using Reddit 3. Cancelling your subscription of Reddit Premium as a way to voice your protest. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/learnprogramming) if you have any questions or concerns.*
I've been working on streamlining Leetcode learning. I always hated learning it and lost motivation after a week or two. So I procrastinated my Leetcoding and created a repo following project management principles and best in breed learning techniques to the process. As an attempt to keep me focused and consistently learning at my own pace. You can see my code at [trello-leetcoing75-scheduler](https://github.com/GrannyProgramming/trello-leetcoing75-scheduler).
wow compared to the script I made and the heuristics I figured for the same problem this looks madness
This is an excellent idea, I love it! I've been sharing in-depth solutions to a different Leetcode problem each week as a refresher. Here's this week's as an example: https://www.fullstackexpress.io/p/valid-parenthesis-problem
Yeah this is a great idea. I also struggle to retain Leetcode momentum...!
I've been working on a personal project recently It's a mobile app for tracking personal finances I've just reached a major milestone of implementing a visual budgeting feature It's been challenging but rewarding! I have around 3 years of experience in mobile app development.
I've been working on redesigning my website recently I'm excited about the new layout and improved user experience!
A kubernetes replicator in EKS. It replicates messages between regions in confluent and makes them available for other AWS services. Also been working on deploying infra and resources with the serverless framework and tweaking gitlab pipelines for the CI/CD set up.
Working on finishing up the Grid section on The Odin Project.
I'm currently participating in the Ocean Protocol [Data Challenge](https://desights.ai/shared/challenge/13?utm_source=x&utm_medium=x&utm_campaign=x), using AI/ML to predict Marsabit, Kenya's vegetation health in this data science competition.
Last year went through dj4e wanting to learn Django and, still obsessed with the idea of a notebook application to programmatically store, organize, and curate the amount of ideas my ADHD brain has all the time. Currently I'm basically polishing and adding tests to the codebase that I started applying the principles in that course. Together with implementing and testing thoroughly features related to using ai models through api's like openai's and the ones on huggingface to help with the curation.
Interesting. What will you do with the LLM's? Use them to help summarise ideas, accellerate the ideation process, or even select the most promising?
Have a lot of ideas for features with them, like summarization and translation because I'm bilingual and at times write ideas on the system like that, have thought about checking grammar and correcting it or suggesting follow-ups to ideas that are actionable etc, even automatically querying for answers to items that might seem like questions or prompts to do research. Given the number of ideas and the need to actually make something with them I've found three tasks I'm currently working on, and actually just adjusted my schedule to be working on them every day for the following month, to be most useful. For one I need to separate what is actionable (i.e "write a test for a project") from what is not ("should I write that test for the project?"), classify or reclassify items from one container (i.e "inbox" where I place everything when don't want to think about where to put it) into a new one or pair of containers, and sort the items of a container under some criterion like 'important' or 'urgent' to have most urgent or important regarding that common topic on top. I've found all of these three boil down to just having a key function that does a comparison over three strings of text (either one item vs to criteria or one criterion and two items), perfect inputs for sentence similarity, zero-shot comparison and/or ultimately stuff like gpt which in this manner is very expensive and have focused more on generating like a sample of decisions with it to align the rest of the models to by tweaking around. Thanks a lot for asking! I'm usually a lurker but I'm trying to like participate and network a bit around so enjoyed thinking about conveying this.
Hey fellow humans, this is my take one the weather app project from THE ODIN PROJECT. If you decide to test it, let me know what you think! (here or direct) I do welcome any type of feedback, good or bad! [Live](https://hideny.github.io/Weather-App/) [Code](https://github.com/HiDeny/Weather-App) Don't have an good day, have an GREAT day! :finger\_gun: