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Well this wasn't working as well as I would have liked. I did work for my job, but not for my thesis which is what I intended this 100 days of code to be for. I think I'll ramp it up and add a clause that I *need* to push a commit every single day.

As they say, what you do everyday is what defines you. And I do want to be the best coder that I can be.

Do my best in little thing as much as possible (and as time allows).

Defeat anxiety step by step. Live my best life.

So yes, 7:31 am right now I'll implement something. Should update on this post as I reignite my 1st day of code properly.

For anyone who bothers to read this, my real issue is that I have developed a serious psychological block against coding. Which is a big thing for me as coding is basically the biggest part of my career.

As you can see, I've been in a slump the past few years, I won't entirely blame this on the pandemic. But it's been a huge factor.

And it's affected my thesis a whole lot. Or rather, the lack of progress on it.

Thankfully, I seem to have a kind adviser who still hasn't kicked me out. I am cramming again right now. I need to propose by at least next month. And I haven't consulted my adviser yet.

So neverthelesss, I shouldn't put myself in a box. I should just try and do what I can do and try. This is where I am right now and there's nowhere to go but up at this point. No point in digging myself a deeper hole. Would rather dig at Terraria or Runescape (am a big fan of digging, but really, digging myself in a metaphorical hole of despair, anxiety, depression, and wasting of my life just isn't doing me any good at all).

Day 1: Coding everyday

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Just gonna be coding everyday and posting here. So this is gonna be my first post.

Will update this post as I make progress on this later.

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Day 1: Coding everyday

3:58 PM

Just gonna be coding everyday and posting here. So this is gonna be my first post.

Will update this post as I make progress on this later.

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Testing first post. Gonna see if using this as a blog/twitter-alternative for tech/electronics stuff is gonna work out for me.

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Pete Warden’s Startup Puts AI in the Sensor

Pete Warden’s Startup Puts AI in the Sensor

Pete Warden (Source: Useful Sensors) Pete Warden, the former Google engineer widely seen as one of the founding fathers of the tinyML movement, recently quit Google and formed a startup to develop AI-enabled sensor modules. Useful Sensors hopes to bring AI capabilities to sensors for consumer electronics and home appliances. TinyML refers to AI or machine learning (ML) running in

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edge computing

The rapid emergence of low-power embedded devices and modern machine learning (ML) algorithms has created a new Internet of Things (IoT) era where lightweight ML frameworks such as TinyML have created new opportunities for ML algorithms running within edge devices.

https://www.mdpi.com/1999-5903/14/12/363

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Tensorflow Lite

The rapid emergence of low-power embedded devices and modern machine learning (ML) algorithms has created a new Internet of Things (IoT) era where lightweight ML frameworks such as TinyML have created new opportunities for ML algorithms running within edge devices.

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Why TinyML is still so hard to get excited about

https://staceyoniot.com/why-tinyml-is-still-so-hard-to-get-excited-about/ Comments