Going through a Svelte course mainly. And studying Statistics using the Professor Leonard lectures on Youtube. That and binge-watching Billions on Amazon Prime.
I will continue going through a series of articles on computer memory subsystems written by Ulrich Drepper [0]. It's a little outdated (2007), but I'm scavenging for useful bits and pieces to pick up and incorporate into my skill set.
The website is just a sketch, but the language is quite complete, and we have a language server with autocompletion and so on. We're mostly working on tooling an frameworks now.
Try to get Ctrl + Alt to be the "Compose" (Win) key in X, if possible. Just figured out xinit(1) and where the default script runs, so I can source that in ~/.xinitrc. The goal is to get a feedback loop going, so I can make observable changes.
Moving on to my MacBook Air M1 as my full time personal laptop. And repurposing the iMac 2017 (which with cheap 64GB update) to a Linux desktop and server, the latter primarily for Blender CPU rendering.
I’m excited to start working on the Android version of Umami (https://umami.recipes). Like the iOS version, I’m building it 100% native, this time with Jetpack Compose.
I’ll be collecting and cataloguing a bunch of data and curating question-answer pairs over technical documentation, experimenting with GPT-4 for generating QA pairs. A focus on building datasets to represent multiple experts.
