Week 10 Journal

❌ No extra learnings. See 2024 February

Week 11 Journal

Learning

1. Zed: Tried Zed code editor and I feel promising to adapt.
2. arv-anshul/dotfiles: Updated dotfiles, inspired by corey/dotfiles.
3. brew: Learned some new things in brew cli.
   • brew autoremove: Uninstall formulae that were only installed as a dependency of another formula and are now no longer needed.
   • brew deps: Show dependencies for formula. When given multiple formula arguments, show the intersection of dependencies for each formula. By default, deps shows all required and recommended dependencies.
4. family-tree: New project to “Create family tree using python and export it as JSON or mermaid format”. Written tests too.
5. md-badges: CANCELLED A CLI tool to query shields.io badges simpleicons in a batch.
   • I find it hard and irritating to query each badge on badges.pages.dev website. I want to query/select all required badges at once.
6. Schema Writting for JSON:
   • Learned how to write schema for json, yaml and toml files.
   • Learning to define schema for the personal website’s docs/data/render_yaml folder’s YAML files.
   • Watched this video by NeuralNine: JSON Schema Validation in Python: Bring Structure Into JSON
   • Check the schemas: projects_index-schema.json and other_projects-schema.json
7. arv-anshul/campusx:
   • Wrote python scripts to download course’s resources from internet and store them in GitHub repo itself.
   • Also added this project on website.

Thoughts

1. Zed code editor is just great and I want to use it full time but it lacks many features which are very heavy to fulfil. I want features like 🥇 Extensions, 🥈 Jupyter Notebook, 🥉 Git SCM UI and more.
2. stats: Amazing app for MacOS which let you display your CPU, RAM, Network Usage, etc in menu bar. I knew about it from a YouTube video. I have installed an app from App Store to display my Network Usage in menu bar after a lot of searching on web.
3. arv-anshul/diary: Cleaning of the diary.
   • Remove unnecessary files and notes.
   • Combine the important one and publish them as blog on arv-anshul.github.io like FastAPI and Data Science notes.
   • Write & Update conventions of every notes and create templates for them.

Week 12 Journal

Learning

1. arv-anshul.github.io
   • Update some componet’s layouts of website i.e. Grid Cards, Code Blocks, Buttons.
   • Also, figured-out how to integrate devicons as like emoji.
2. arv-anshul/diary
   • Migrate diary notes as blog on website.
   • Trying to drop Obsidian for my diary entry and want to use mkdocs (with basic functionalities) for dairy entry.
   • Successfully migrated arv-anshul/diary from Obsidian to mkdocs. Compare releases v1.0.0...v1.1.0.
   • Wrote custom snippets for Dev Journal(s) and Thoughts entries in VSCode.
3. arv-anshul/campusx
   • Modified scripts to infer filename from response’s headers. Filename is available in "content-disposition" headers key.
   • See new “Release v0.8.0: Infer resources filename” on GitHub.
4. blog
   • Tree VS Regression Models

Thoughts

1. :question: Should I drop Obsidian for my diary entry?
   • (NO) because Obsidian comes with many other functionalities like Canvas, Extensions, Templates.
   • (NO) because Obsidian is made for managing notes and documents (which is a very big plus+ point).
   • (YES) because mkdocs will work as a website which you can make public (if you wish for).
   • (YES) because you doesn’t have to care about a separate app’s constraints (obsidian.app).
2. Setting up tags - Material for MkDocs
   • Learn how to setup tags (as pro).
   • Also, figure out how does squidfunk render those “versions”, “default values”, “sponsors only” cool badges.
   • Also see this web page
     • There is an example for tags plugin.
     • Learn how did this works?
3. raycast

   • Amazing app for developers. Just use keyboard to perform all important tasks.

   • Best Features: Floating Notes, Snippets, Keyboard Shortcuts, :tada: Confetti, Window Management, Shut Down

   • Best Extensions: Arc, Shell Command, Google Translate, Perplexity

   • I have created some snippets which helps me to write them very easily like:

     • !gha: https://github.com/arv-anshul
     • !web: https://arv-anshul.github.io
     • !linkedin:

     🔗 Github Profile: https://github.com/arv-anshul
     🔗 Personal Projects: https://arv-anshul.github.io/projects
     🔗 Website: https://arv-anshul.github.io
     🔗 Blogs: https://arv-anshul.github.io/blog
      
     🙏 Thank You!

   • :disappointed: But it takes too much memory approx. ~300MB in RAM.

Week 13 Journal

Learning

1. pw-api

   • The project doesn’t works now due to some major changes in pwskills.com website’s APIs.
   • Added a warning regarding this in README.md

2. notebooks/spotify-analysis/pl-tracks-using-api.ipynb

   • I want to analyse the Golden Era 🎵 playlist by @Pushpam on Spotify. To reduce the tracks count because it consists ~300 tracks.
   • I’ve used Spotify Web API to fetch data of the playlist.

3. Co-author a Git Commit

   • You can co-author a git commit by specifying the author name and email in commit body.

   ✨ Learn commit co-authoring  # Commit message
    
   Co-authored by: arv-anshul <arv.anshul.1864@gmail.com>  # Specify who co-authored this

4. blog/hypothesis-testing-introduction

   • Published new blog on Hypothesis Testing.

Thoughts

• DeepLearning.ai
  • This website has some free short course around LLMs and GenAI.

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