* Math. Got two books to refresh my skills.
* Improve my parenting.
* Get back to sxratchin (turntables) and making beats.
* Put my work out.
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* Math. Got two books to refresh my skills.
* Improve my parenting.
* Get back to sxratchin (turntables) and making beats.
* Put my work out.
As I enter mid life I’m finding a lot of things (mentally) challenging. I’m hoping to find peace and mental strength to stay the course and enjoy the life I have built. Worry less, appreciate more, and generally just be happy.
How to skill up in this area? I’m honestly not sure, but starting with reading.
Having said that I have allowed myself one time intensive hobby - to learn Japanese. I’ve memorised around 1000 kanji and my grammar is decent. My goal is to pass the N4 or N3 next year.
Learning machine learning through maths and implementing some of the most common ML algorithms from scratch. Writing technical blogs - I find it easy to write topics where there is no right or wrong, just a perspective. But would like to write some technical stuffs i learnt over the year.
I would normally think that with the rise of LLMs, writing would be come obsolete. Interestingly though, I think LLMs make good writing more valuable and at the same time more rare.
One of the skills I already have is the ability to work with difficult people or take on projects that need to be rescued and turn them around. That has been a valuable skill and has allowed me to develop a brand around it. However, that doesn't mean that I enjoy working with difficult people or cleaning up other people's messes. I find those people just as off-putting as everyone else; I just happen to be better at…