Thanks! Good luck with learning! If I can help you with something you can find me on Discord

@@roman_v_code Sure 👍

It takes time for sure. I still confuse Up and Down keys 😃 after almost a year of daily usage

Interesting that Tech industry moves what “basic” is a lot Like imagine if in medicine they would did something that wouldn’t require taking blood with needles or other things nurses usually do. So we would have stacking more and more things like medicine without abandoning some things. But Tech is interesting in that case as it eliminates some stuff at all during time But I guess yes, in some future maybe we will have less chaos and more standardized levels. Maybe in 1m years when we will know how to accurately estimate tasks 😃

💯 I am thinking to do what you did and move all note taking into NeoVim. I am ising Bear for a very long time and the main problem is just to find time and make a script that will convert all my notes (which is a lot) into .md plus assets for every note. I like Bear app, but I steuggle witout vim motions more and more 😃

And I can second what you said 😃

@@roman_v_code yes, I started with Google drive and it was a pain. I still have all the notes there, I started fresh in Neovim and just migrate stuff that I need when I need it. Otherwise I have a lot of trash in those notes and it can remain there as an archive

Thanks!

To be honest, have no idea since I am not exposed to this part of jobs too much I can only guess based on the fact that number of data is increasing and companies should care about privacy. So it kinda should increase demand for cybersecurity. But as we can see a lot of companies don’t care so, no idea 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@roman_v_code I guess., They will have to care, looking at meta fees both in US, and EU.

It will be good if it will be forced and actually work. As a user I would really love that

Thanks again!

Great to hear!

that is good advice as well :)

Hey, thanks! What do you mean by AI Agents?

Thanks! I am uploading more videos right now for next 2 weeks, hopefully you will find something useful again

🤣🤣🤣 Thanks!

That is so cool 🙂

Thanks! 🙏

thanks a lot! btw, really like your videos, stole couple of (well, many) workflow improvements from you :)

Thank you so much 😀

okay, you forcing me to finish it in live coding style :D Okay, I will do that :)

hey! thanks a lot! But I won't finish this series as live coding videos, but I will prepare one video for all of this things as I still want to do that you can follow this channel for that youtube.com/@_romanv_

I think there are tons of web development material here on the KZbin, but not much different. glad you enjoyed 🙂

Hey! Thanks a lot, really appreciate that :) Regarding video - thanks, I missed that one to add into playlist. Now it's fixed :) btw, if you want you can check my another channel, maybe you will find something use ful www.youtube.com/@_RomanV_ or, join Discord: discord.gg/QeVvfvFfb6

My friend gifted my Womier SK75, I like it very much :) But the sounds comes from different switches. Default one were too loud and too click-y, so I installed Cherry MX Mechanical Keyboard Switches - Cherry RGB Silent Red

so what you hear in this video is the sounds from these switches

thanks! so far I managed only to make a simple neural network with Fully Connected (Dense) Layers (this is the content of Neural networks from scratch playlist kzbin.info/aero/PLzDkoEk_dpxoXlTDOIeDPxl83PprF2vKW) and now I am trying to add a convolution into this codebase

Thanks! very glad you find it useful, really :)

btw, I have another YT channel, just in case it might be interesting as well www.youtube.com/@_RomanV_

thank you very very much! Comments like your's helps me to believe that it's worth to continue posting and not just doing that privately :)

comparing to music or in general? I think I set loundness in general high, it's just in some cases I starting to talk quite and I' trying to fix that :D

Hey! I would recommend to check this series first: kzbin.info/aero/PLzDkoEk_dpxoXlTDOIeDPxl83PprF2vKW&si=ACyZ0dnGU7jih1XP CNN one is a follow up and at NNFS I used a book nnfs.io and during videos I dived into the math behind NN a lot, this is why during this video I quickly went through it as it's kinda the same as I did for Dense (Fully connected Layers)

@@roman_v_code Thanks Man!! I will definitely watch it!

@@a.v7998 thanks!

Probably yes :) I want to have the same output as at NNFS series - train a model and make simple web-service to accept images and return a prediction.