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Goals: https://medium.com/@the_jennitaur/how-to-do-nothing-57e100f59bbb
I think I can't write anything better than this. I'd just probably repeat her points lol

• Three forces that changed how we will use notebooks (need to move analyses to prod, higher collaboration, run analyses on the cloud)
• How we use notebooks nowadays
• The challenges
• Opportunities

Hey there, I wasn't sure where was the best place to contact you. First of all, congratulations on you work. I've been stalking your github because I want to learn how others in the "biz" use the platform.

I like your blog, and I want to start one as well. What's your workflow with issues and PRs? What is the idea with using PRs when you can just merge the branch to your master?

I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. I think I've found a mistake in your Readme file, so I want to fork it and send a PR later. Just so I start getting the hang of it.

Thank you and Mabuhay!

The christmAIs journey. Talk about how you developed christmAIs, the early things you've done, things that didn't work, and how you came up with the current concept.

Some results and small wins, a link to the open-source project, and other things that can be built

This may be a nice review of reinforcement learning, and a good write-up for this
can be added to your blog.

Required skills

• C++ ⭐️ ⭐️
• Python ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Relevant links

• PFN 2017 Machine Learning Intern Coding Task
• PFN Internship Guidelines

bit.ly/CellularSprites

Thesis statement: Contrary to popular opinion, it's possible to use R in production.

Coming from the Python-ecosystem, I'll explore what it takes to productionalize R code

• Explain different aspects of "productionalizing" R code (packaging, testing, documentation, CI)
• Where you think R shines the most (devtools, built-in testing, nice documentation, knitr, RMarkdown)
• What it lacks
• Attempt to dispel some myths (R vs. Python, Base-R vs. tidyverse, R is actually good!)

Make this a listicle: 5 things you do to ensure functional and nice APIs

1. Create a service account with Storage.Viewer (for pull), create a JSON key for that account
2. Perform Docker login based on this step

docker login -u _json_key --password-stdin https://gcr.io < account.json

3. Go to Drone and add $HOME/.docker/config.json as a secret. Then, refer it to your .drone.yml as such

kind: pipeline
name: default

steps:
- name: build
  image: testing/test-image
  commands:
  - go build
  - go test

image_pull_secrets:
- dockerconfigjson

Experience of using software through craftsmanship
There's really no thesis statement, maybe more of a story on how I approach software, and the good/bad thing about it.

Please check post on the softmax activation function and its derivative. Follow the correction commented there.

• The Mechanics is the Message
• The Narrative
• The Presentation (visuals/audio)

Turns out that the ruby plugins I created won't be able to be served by Github. The idea is to generate your site locally. So if you have site folder, then you need to build that. What a hassle.

Related links:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20369397/jekyll-plugin-not-work-on-github
• https://jekyllrb.com/docs/plugins/

It would probably be nice if this is to be your first post, seems an interesting way to talk about developer life by looking back at one year of coding. You can:

• Annotate your commit history graph and talk about specific points and weeks with high level or low level of activity.
• Talk about some of the things you've accomplished in software development, things you've learned, things you're currently learning, some challenges in starting out.
• Look forward. What are you planning to learn next? New challenges and stuff?

This should contain:

• A very short introduction with link to blog
• Dependencies/Gems
• How to serve locally in Jekyll
• Credits

Some docker-compose gotchas:

• When doing environment variables
• When chaining compose files

1. "I’ll explain the concept and intuition of a task queue" ->
   "I’ll explain the concept and intention of a task queue"

2. "how these technologies fall together." ->
   "how these technologies hold together.

3. "I don’t need to be anxious of the people" ->
   "I don’t need to be anxious about the people"

4. "they’re also the ones who prepares the meal" ->
   "they’re also the ones who prepare the meal

5. "the ones who receives the placed order and prepares or cooks our meal" ->
   "the ones who receive the placed order and prepare or cook our meal"

6. "we know that it’s job" ->
   "we know that its job"

7. "put it in the database queue"
   "puts it in the database queue"

8. "sees that his order is now done preparing" ->
   "sees that his order is now done being prepared"

9. "in a more abstracted manner" ->
   "in a more abstract manner"

10. "The LED screen is just a conduit" ->
    "The LED screen is just a view"

11. "How these components look like in" ->
    "How these components look in"

12. "to its web backend counterpart" ->
    "to their web backend counterpart"

13. "“talk” to one another and" ->
    "“talk” to one another, and"

14. "any other data storage" ->
    "any other database"

15. "put it in the database queue" ->
    "puts it in the database queue"

16. "How Flask, Celery, and Redis fit into these general components" ->
    "How Flask, Celery, and Redis fulfill these roles"

17. "Hope this fun blog post shed some light" ->
    "Hope this fun blog post sheds some light"

18. "please let me know if any concepts I’ve missed in this Distill!" ->
    "please let me know of any concepts I’ve missed in this Distill!"

It may be nice to dedicate a page with blog posts about Life (talking about my journey going on conferences, doing speaking gigs, overcoming anxiety and depression in the context of dev, impostor syndrome, etc.).

It may be better to create a travis build just to make sure that we are confident
when doing some Pull Requests. What do you think?

Relevant Links:

• Travis CI and Jekyll Set-up Tutorial

Check this link: http://charliepark.org/tags-in-jekyll/

https://wildfiregames.com/forum/index.php?/topic/24855-0-ad-units-dataset-for-analysis/

Your Hello, world! post is very sparse; you should definitely update it. The reason why it's sparse is because you moved all self-intro content to your About page. You can probably write about the following:

• What prompted you to move from Wordpress into Github Pages
• Tips for people who plan to move to Github pages
• Some getting started things to do (using Jekyll)

Data Models and Architecture

• VueJS data passing between components
• Kubernetes services and deployments
• Kubernetes Multi-Container Pod Design Patterns
• Serverless Architecture design patterns (maybe try Web Service, Pub-Sub, Decoupled Messaging, at least 5)
• How to debug

Machine Learning

• RL Agent Architectures (A3C, Impala-Single/Multi, Seed RL): https://deepmind.com/blog/article/impala-scalable-distributed-deeprl-dmlab-30 https://ai.googleblog.com/2020/03/massively-scaling-reinforcement.html

Similar to the Zen and Art of Fountain Pen Maintenance: https://www.penaddict.com/blog/2016/7/1/zen-and-the-art-of-fountain-pen-maintenance