Goals 2020 It's strange that it is in these uncertain times that I have drafted my goals for this year. I'm aiming for what seems to me to be simple goals considering the situation. So, here they are, in no particular order. The numbers just serve as sort of IDs. 1. Finish 2nd semester requirements. Long overdue. CS 220: 3 or 4 mandatory assignments, 1 optional CS 258: 1 Mobile Computing proposal, 1 implementation 2. Learn Android/Kotlin programming 3. Go back to Japanese studies As inspired by hearing the story of Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, and rewatching Nodame Cantabile clips. Start by Level 4 N5 then go up. Take JLPT next year. 4. Call loved ones every weekend 5. Read at least 1 book. Non-academic, non-work-related. Something for myself. 6. 1 physical activity at least once a week. Sound body = sound mind. 7. Invest every month. 8. Do the Swedish Death Cleaning 9. Blog once a week as a way of reflection/journaling.
Warning : This page is still under construction but I'm publishing it so that I can easily read it online. Part 1: Software that needs to be installed 1. git You can segue into doing Part 2 then come back to #2, 3 or 4, if you like :) 2. [Optional] GitHubDesktop - UI for git 3. [Optional] python - you can skip this if you're going to install Anaconda 4. Anaconda - needed to install PyTorch Make sure you're downloading the version that matches your OS In my case, Mac was selected by default even if my OS was Windows. Since I didn't double check, I downloaded the Mac version by mistake. So, I had to go back and download the Windows version :( pip - another way to install PyTorch if you prefer to use pip or if Anaconda is not available for some reason Note: according to the PyTorch site, Anaconda is the recommended package manager because it will provide you all of the PyTorch dependencies in one, sandboxed install, including Python and pip. This...