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Survived stomach bug 🎉

I mentioned on my stories already that I was sick the past few days and even though I basically slept all day, the few hours in between were really boring... All I could do was watch netflix, but nothing too exciting because I had a headache and also I fell asleep constantly, so then having to rewatch things is inconvenient 😤

Anyways! Back alive, so I can finally post stuff here again (and go back to worrying what to publish on youtube instead of just publishing SOMETHING, someone kick me pls) 😊

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New sprint, new luck 🎯

we start our work sprint/weekly review and new tasks on Thursdays, so today we defined the goals for the week and it looks like I will be teaching myself how to apply a sensible time series forecast within 5 days 😶

It would be nice if my brain didn't decide this week will be the one where my imposter syndrome and self-doubt is at an all time high, but hey - we don't get to choose here 😅

Wish me luck 🙈

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Friday 🎉🎉

Though mainly I’m happy that I saw a blue sky and sunshine for the first time in what felt like weeeeeks 🌞☀️ I think that changed more in my mood than the weekday 😅

Now sadly we’re getting clouds again but 🤷🏻‍♀️

At work we are FINALLY wrapping a task that dragged on for way too long, so now we can start by learning and analysing our use case, which involves time series analysis, so expect some content about that on my blog and YouTube next week 😊📈

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Why I'm getting into economics 🧐

There are multiple reasons for this: I recently started as a Data Science Consultant - which means I don't just need to know coding, stats and math, there is also a business component of course. Interpreting the data to generate insights that our clients can use to earn more money or thinking of ways to collect data in the first place.

Another factor is building up a side business around my social media and blogging actitivities. And being smart about my money including investing - now that I'm actually earning something 😅

Of course you don't need to study economics to have a side business or anything, but I love learning and the mentioned factors just increased my interest to a point, where it's now definitely on my to-do list

For now I'm just listening to a casual audio-book called "The Undercover Economist" by Tim Harford. If you're at all interested in this topic, I would absolutely recommend this! 😊

If any of you know good resources for a total economics-noob, let me know please! 😁

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My best friend: the coffee cup ☕️

Okay, I'm not trying to glorify caffeine consumption (pls inform yourself on health-implications, this is not life advice, yadayada), but my coffee cup was life saving this week 😂

Normally, I don't drink caffeine every day, but this week I had ~2 caffeine drinks every day. I think it was a mix of adjusting my day rhythm and (online) meetings being draining and just a lot of new things to do and learn. No one's fault in particular, I'm just sort of an introverted person and most people are probably a bit overwhelmed in their first week 🤷

But now it's the WEEKEND! Which is a totally new thing for me. Normally I just worked whenever and spread my 40-50 work hours over the whole week, but now that I sync my work times with colleagues for meetings and progress estimates, I'm sticking more to the classic 9-5 rhythm.

It will be interesting to see how I decide to use my time in the future especially with blogging and content creation, for now I'm tackling youtube and home-improvement tasks this weekend 😅

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Happy new year everyone! ✨🎆🎊

I hear this year it's apparently frowned upon to celebrate last year's wins and plan this year's goals? (at least I read a tweet that went something like "good morning to everyone except those making new year's resolutions") 😶

Look, I get it. Feeling pressured into "needing" to change is never fun. But setting goals and reflecting doesn't have to feel bad 😌

For me, setting new goals is about hope and believing in myself. Not stressing myself out to reach those no matter what comes my way (sometimes that happens, but that's not the intention)

Last year I wanted to blog weekly. Did I do that? Hell no 😂 But I did publish 18 blog posts in 2021 vs 1 blog post in 2020, so I'm very proud of that. I also published 7 youtube videos. That was not on my radar in January AT ALL. Like, I would have laughed in your face if you told me I would have a youtube channel at the end of the year.

So what am I doing this year? Who knows 🤷 What would I like to do though?

Still blog weekly 😁 I'm not giving up on that one. Also ideally I would like to publish one youtube video every week, but that's not particularly realistic, so I would be happy with one every two weeks ☺️

To reach that, I'm eyeing a daily writing habit 🤔 I'm not committing to that yet, but I think it would be good way to keep in touch with my thoughts and stop thinking "oh I have nothing to film anyways, I need to read more"

Of course, I also set a reading goal of 24 books again (mostly fiction, before y'all ask me about tech books again 😅 I have interests outside of tech, believe it or not)

Weekly workouts would be a beautiful thing as well. Now that I have a car, i can actually drive myself to the tracks/park 🏃‍♀️ In the past I either work out only once a month or 13 times a month. Balance is not really my thing, but workouts simply work best if done regularly, I don't make the physical rules sadly 🙃

Any of you setting any new goals? Let me know, let's get some hype going 😉

Also I recommend the book Atomic Habits for anyone wondering how to get started with new habits 😊

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I have often been asked, “What programming language should I learn?
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You need the one you need to figure out what language to start with! You have to think about what you want to build! You need to do research!
If you are not sure if you want to start with Web, Mobile or Data Science, just go with JS, it is very complex, very wide language that does not need to be launched on the web. With it you can create web applications, mobile applications, games, etc.
It’s kinda hard to learn it, but after these days, you will be glad of your investment.
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#javascript #html #programming #css #coding #java #python #developer #programmer #webdeveloper #webdevelopment #code #coder #php #webdesign #softwaredeveloper #software #computerscience #codinglife #reactjs #technology #development #frontend #programmers #softwareengineer #web #js #linux #programmingmemes #bhfyp

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Hello Everyone :)
Happy weekend!

I started read this book (#shapeup: Stop running in circles and ship what works that matter by Ryan Singer) from the beginning of #january and i'm done with the book since #february 01 (but busy to post).
So i enjoy, learn, unlearn, and relearn some case study of shaping and ship what projects works.

My #takeaway;
📌Shaped versus unshaped work.
📌Setting appetites instead of estimates.
📌Designing at the right level of abstraction.
📌Concepting with breadboards and fat marker sketches.
📌Making bets with a capped downside (the circuit breaker) and honoring them with
uninterrupted time.
📌Choosing the right cycle length (six weeks).
📌A cool-down period between cycles.
📌Breaking projects apart into scopes.
📌Downhill versus uphill work and communicating about unknowns.
📌Scope hammering to separate must-haves from nice-to-haves.

*Three of us built the first version of #basecamp Jason Fried, Basecamp’s founder, led the design. His co-founder, David Heinemeier Hansson, programmed Ruby on Rails as product and The author, Singer Ryan.*

Thanks for reading!

What's your #januaryRead and #februaryRead?

#ShapeUp
#ShapeUpProject

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Day 56/100 of #100daysofcode
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I worked upon one of the important services for that automates the creation and management of Google Cloud Platform resources like computing, databases, storage and networking. The service name is Deployment Manager and it follows an approach called infrastructure-as-a-code.
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Created yaml files based on the configurations which resulted in creation of VM instances. I had fun learning it and I also documented in my blog.
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What about you? How's your day?
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☁️ Setup Cron Jobs on AWS EC2 ☁️
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What are Cron Jobs and how to setup/create Cron Jobs on a new AWS EC2 Instance?
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Cron Jobs are scheduled tasks running at a specified frequency.
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🖥️ In the AWS EC2 server, we have to set up the cron jobs using CLI (command line interface)
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➡️ Check link in Bio for setting up cron on AWS EC2
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#awsEC2 #cronjobs #cron #aws

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🖥️ Work from home setup 🖥️
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Home-work grew-up and became work-from-home 😂😂
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#wfh#wfhsetup #workfromhome

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#bestplacetowork #workplace #bestview #happytowork #deskinspiration #deskview #apple #applelover #coffeebreak #airpods #coding #work

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