sshlocalhost98's comments

On: Algorithm Visualizer

[sshlocalhost98]

At National University of Singapore, we use https://visualgo.net/en/sorting?slide=12-1. It was developed by Prof. Stephen Halim.

On: Ask HN: Best of Open-Source

[sshlocalhost98]

Yup, those all are the tools I use too! I have one very close to my heart, which is Emacs. I fell in love with it

On: Ask HN: If metaverse HN existed, would you hang out here?

[sshlocalhost98]

Actually maybe, I like the idea of hanging out with people whom may share common ideas for example Reinforcement learning or control theory.

On: Ask HN: If metaverse HN existed, would you hang out here?

[sshlocalhost98]

Yes sir / ma’am I agree with your point especially on the pervasiveness of harassments. It’s as if cyber bullying isn’t enough, VR may increase the effects of it.

On: Ask HN: Why does WWDC get 10x more views than Google I/O?

[sshlocalhost98]

I like your explanation, succinct and crystal clear!

On: Ask HN: How do you invest your money?

[sshlocalhost98]

I personally invest in stock markets.

[instagary → sshlocalhost98]

Because you like the control and customization of your portfolio and how do you go about picking the stocks to buy?

On: What do I need to do as a CS Major?

[sshlocalhost98]

Yes, I start looking at job descriptions (Glass Door or Indeed) and the necessary skills required to perform in the skills set. That's a great way to identify what to improve on.

On: What do I need to do as a CS Major?

[sshlocalhost98]

yep, this summarizes what to put in a CV :)

On: What do I need to do as a CS Major?

[sshlocalhost98]

IMHO, I say put in GitHub personal projects. Personal projects are an excellent way to demonstrate your understanding to future employers. Last week, I had an employer interview me, she was quite pleased to look at my portfolio on GitHub. That would definitely be a plus point.

Regarding CV, I placed my CCA (co-curricular activities) and current research with my professors. I would also do more courses on edx or coursera. I am picking up ML so as to do more personal projects to understand the field further. This is just my 2 cents. One good personal project you can work on is https://zhengludwig.wordpress.com/projects/self-driving-rc-c.... I myself am working on Autonomous RC car :) Good Luck buddy

On: MicroPython – Python for Microcontrollers

[sshlocalhost98]

I think rust is the way to go, it provides granular control if needed and strong type annotations and the borrow features. however, C is here to stay for an eternity.

[pjmlp → sshlocalhost98]

COBOL and Fortran as well, so what.