Crazy to think that three years ago I was self-studying in a coffeeshop in preparation for a masters in computer science, and now I'm applying confidently (relatively) to machine learning engineer positions.
@AmericanAir Don't have screenshots but entering my my school email address [email protected] never actually sent. Could be an issue on their end but I had no indication. Sending to Gmail account was fine but had no idea to do that.
As I'm starting to study for AI in the Fall, as well as for potential technical interviews in the near future, I'm hitting my study playlist hard. Check it out for 53+ hours of chill, instrumental jams: https://t.co/6cKDRyPHHN
Its crazy the journey I've been on. From working as a mechanical engineer in the oilfields of Abu Dhabi, to finally realizing my dream of becoming a software engineer. And now just one class away from finishing #OMSCS. 🥳
🛠 This is a handy @code extension: LintLens. You can augment your ES Lint rules and it gives you metadata on what everything is for, checks for errors, and links it up to docs.
https://t.co/312TzWeRKX
The idea was to basically use https://t.co/A5JPlmxHmr. Problem: the <pre> tags weren't being honored after being retrieved from Firebase. So given the html, I run my script, then put it in my store. Check out how it looks here: https://t.co/a5S7yFSGok
Had an issue reserving <pre> tag whitespace when displaying code stored in #Firebase. Just created a little script on my personal site to replace newlines with <br/> and tabs with 4 whitespaces. Plopping that into firebase and looks great!
After being neglectful for about a year, I came back to my personal portfolio site and everything was still just as easy to update. Using #React, react-bootstrap to deploy using #Firebase which also hosts my (small amount) of blog posts. It was honestly a joy, not a headache.