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[ownurcode]

oh my god, linear programming is fucking crazy holy shit. one of my homework problems was to:

1) make a linear program for finding the median of a list of numbers

2) take the dual of it

3) notice that the program has more structure than you first thought it did

4) slightly change the linear program to find any arbitrary percentile of a list

once you take the dual again, you get a really nice linear program to find any percentile that would've been really unintuitive to figure out from the beginning.

it's really poggers u should look at it. trust,,,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_programming?wprov=sfla1

[ownurcode]

can you suggest some final year projects for computer science and engineering in the machine learning domain?

Hiya! Unfortunately, I don't work in anything machine learning. I focus on designing and building websites, sorry I couldn't help 🥹💔

Hopefully, someone sees this post and could suggest a project or two. Otherwise, I suggest looking on YouTube for examples, and adding your own twist to the original project idea~!

[ownurcode]

i have dry eyes which isn't great for a programmer. tried to look for a mobile app that could help me manage it, but there weren't any, so I gotta make my own.

did research into some frameworks. have used react native and java + android studio before, but that was five years ago. man, software changes so fast.

i'm a big believer in reducing code redundancy, so I want a hybrid framework that compiles to native code. this way, I can write one codebase to support both android and ios with no loss to performance.

react native is tried and true and arguably the longest and best supported hybrid framework there is. a safe choice.

compose multiplatform + kotlin multiplatform is like react native on steroids though. not only does it support mobile platforms, but also web and desktop. and the cross-platform portability is not just for front-end development, so I can write whatever function I need in kotlin and build it to any target.

it's super new though. just became stable for Android in nov 2023. still in alpha for iOS front-end development. can definitely foresee it becoming an industry titan in a few years though.

not sure which one to choose yet, but definitely one of the two.

[ownurcode]

Valentine Coding Challenge!

This challenge initially started as something I wanted to do for myself because I love February vibes – plus I love challenges... even if I don't stick to them all the time hehe. But hey, I love to be extra so I made an info sheet/post thingy! Yay~! I thought it would be fantastic to share and invite anyone interested to join in~! Or just watch me do the challenge... :p

As a Christian, I love exploring the deeper meanings behind celebrations. That's why I'm aiming to dedicate at least one of the projects to the two priests named Valentine~!

Anyhoo, can't wait~!