Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#1

Post by gyani95 » Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 8:23 PM UTC

I myself am trying to figure out what to work on. If anyone wants a helping hand, I'd be happy to help.

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#2

Post by mindcrime » Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 8:47 PM UTC

I have a Grails app that was written using Grails 2.2.3 and which I only recently started moving to Grails 3.3.6. So I'll be continuing to work on that. And as part of the migration, I plan to clean up some architectural issues that I know consider bad decisions given the benefit of hindsight.

Depending on how fast that goes, and how much time I spend on that, I'll probably work on some Kaggle competitions or something else AI/ML related.

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#3

Post by gyani95 » Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 9:42 PM UTC

mindcrime wrote: post #2

I have a Grails app that was written using Grails 2.2.3 and which I only recently started moving to Grails 3.3.6. So I'll be continuing to work on that. And as part of the migration, I plan to clean up some architectural issues that I know consider bad decisions given the benefit of hindsight. Depending on how fast that goes, and how much time I spend on that, I'll probably work on some Kaggle competitions or somethi…

Interesting. What does this app do?

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#4

Post by phakding » Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 10:20 PM UTC

Myself.

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#5

Post by slipwalker » Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 11:00 PM UTC

take some hours to study angular dart.

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#6

Post by malux85 » Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 11:04 PM UTC

I finished the decoder for UDP packet streams, so I will be implementing a high performance webgl + websocket viewer for the front end.

I’ll be monitoring some deep nets that are training human action recognition from LiDAR data. Training a neural net for recognising human emotions,

I’ll finish up the API metering on our face recognition API ahead of some large customer demos this week.

A few bug fixes in my Deep Learning platform regarding class activation map generating.

And I have a bit of performance testing to do on apache arrow / RPC mechanism

I’m mentoring a few junior devs that are coming to my house Sunday too, they have some projects / hackathon type tasks I’m stretching their abilities with.

I love weekends! Less customer interaction do I can code heaps without interruption!

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#7

Post by ArtWomb » Sat, Aug 11, 2018, 12:23 AM UTC

Just a reminder. Ludum Dare Game Jam takes place this weekend. Theme is "running out of space" which should be inspiring ;)

If you are looking for team mates, check out Crowdforge:

https://crowdforge.io/jams/ludumdare

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#8

Post by gyani95 » Sat, Aug 11, 2018, 12:26 AM UTC

ArtWomb wrote: post #7

Just a reminder. Ludum Dare Game Jam takes place this weekend. Theme is "running out of space" which should be inspiring ;) If you are looking for team mates, check out Crowdforge: https://crowdforge.io/jams/ludumdare

Thanks, I'll check it out.

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#9

Post by gyani95 » Sat, Aug 11, 2018, 12:27 AM UTC

malux85 wrote: post #6

I finished the decoder for UDP packet streams, so I will be implementing a high performance webgl + websocket viewer for the front end. I’ll be monitoring some deep nets that are training human action recognition from LiDAR data. Training a neural net for recognising human emotions, I’ll finish up the API metering on our face recognition API ahead of some large customer demos this week. A few bug fixes in my Deep Lea…

Your weekend seems longer than my weekend. I guess you are just really productive on weekends. What's your regular job like?

Re: Ask HN: What will you be working on this weekend?

#10

Post by mindcrime » Sat, Aug 11, 2018, 12:27 AM UTC

gyani95 wrote: post #3

mindcrime wrote: post #2

I have a Grails app that was written using Grails 2.2.3 and which I only recently started moving to Grails 3.3.6. So I'll be continuing to work on that. And as part of the migration, I plan to clean up some architectural issues that I know consider bad decisions given the benefit of hindsight. Depending on how fast that goes, and how much time I spend on that, I'll probably work on some Kaggle competitions or somethi…

Interesting. What does this app do?

The specific one I'm working on now is an "Enterprise Social Network". To oversimplify a bit, think "a clone of Facebook or G+, but with features specific to integrating with useful things in an enterprise setting". It's part of an overall platform for knowledge management / collaboration that we've been working on for a while now.