Phil King

I should get back to updating here consistently. The speech went well, honestly one of the best in the class if I must say. Ive switched to going through this video since he uses python and speaks better english. Added this course to my AI mastery playlist. A problem I have is accumulating too much knowledge and not enough actual project building. Ive always been intrigued by astrology and numerology and recently Ive been looking into the concept of a Saturn return that is essentially the astrological equivalent of reaping what you have sown for the past decade+ of your life. If you have neglected your dharma, the Saturn return is a time of reckoning and like a slap in the face to grow up and start acting wise. Did my calculation and mine will occur in about 5.5 years when im 29. To prepare for this, ideally I would develop mastery in tech and also be proficient in yoga. To reach the 10000 hour mark and get 3000 hours in yoga by then I will need to work 6hrs on CS and about 2hrs on yoga per day. Also I would like to have read another 500 or so books, so add another 2 hrs per day reading. Basically my tasks can be boiled down to 1. 6hrs of mastery work in computer science(Or 40 hrs/week) 2. 1hr of yoga each morning and night 3. 2hrs of reading(Or two books/week) Everything else is distraction

Has he done 5 meo? Im pretty sure he just did that one shrooms trip and maybe ketamine treatment. Remember that he used to be a workaholic entrepeneur who was raised in a cultlike mormon sect. Its hard to get to Truth when you have so much baggage from earlier life that you need to work through

Im currently studying CS in college right now and am thoroughly unimpressed by basically all AI generated code. Ive tried probably every model and have subscriptions to replit and lovable and even those top of the line models designed for coding fail at creating any game or piece of software with a project more complex than a basic platformer game or personal website. Honestly im pretty confident in that AI will never ever replace software engineers or mathematicians at least for the next 20+ years. It may be able to help with basic boilerplate stuff but anything that requires some designing of systems or security will need an expert to do it

Been busy with the unrelated courses I need to take. I have to give a speech on thursday. I got a 90 on my CS test, pretty happy with that. After thursday i should have a lot more time available to study. Ive been doing some research on brain tech and VR. I want to get a quest just to see what the hype is all about (and for porn obviously lmao). Im also curious how doing VR while on psychedelics would be like. Much risk to get sucked into enddless fantasy though. From what I can tell, the VR landscape is still underdeveloped. The quest 3 also doubles as a dev kit so that could also be ripe for projects

Good all in one course for blockchain dev https://roadmap.sh/blockchain

Macroeconomics test was retarded easy. I just got 2 of these for $100. One of these projects could be doable over the weekend

Just stick to stuff that actually works first like direct response marketing and facebook or other social media ads. A billboard is probably the worst form of marketing in the modern age. The homeless people will probably end up backfiring since it is not cost effective and you risk them ruining brand image by them doing something stupid or illegal. Stick to basics and dont get too cute. When you start making over $200k+ per year, then maybe you have some leeway for more creative marketing

Had lab today so total about 3 hrs of CS work Were working on implementing data structures into a text editor. Had to study for BS macroeconomics test tomorrow. Professor can barely fuckinng speak english and has the most brutally boring lectures ive ever been to and he has to make attendence mandatory or else nobody would show up. Dont care about grade, just need to pass. Its an easy class so I should be fine.

Im pretty sure he was gunned down in a parking lot by colombian gang members as a punishment. I remember watching a documentary about it thats crazy that u were at that game tho

Yesterday I studied for about 4 hrs on Linked list, arraylist, abstraction, interfaces, exception handling, and time complexity. Took test today and was happy to see that I overprepared. Im pretty sure i got a 90%+. Will find out grade in a few days. I have to meet with advisor either tomorrow or friday to set up schedule for next semester. I have some ideas for computer vision projects that this vid should be a good guide for. 1. Poker engine that analyzes your hand + draw and gives you mathematical odds for your chance at winning and gives optimal strategy 2. Basketball jumpshot analyzer that watches you shoot and gives feedback for perfect jumpshot 3. Chess engine that you could wear on glasses and it would give best move. also saw this kid build a cheap $200 version of a normally $5000+ shooting machine. This would also be a cool project that could integrate with cv

I just voted a couple hours ago prop 50 is only a california thing. If ur outside that state, you cant vote on it. But if I were there, I would vote yes

^^^ Made this today. Basic but still good practice. Did about 20 pages of "The Algorithmic Design Manual" and holy fuck was that hard. Textbook learning is way fucking harder than lectures or tutorials lol. Even the example exercises have me racking my brain for like 20 minutes. Was watching a video of some coding grandmaster solve an expert level leetcode question in 15 minutes and was shocked at the skill gap between me and him. but what else is there to do. If i want to master this shit, I need to push through the mundane and boring stuff before we get to the cool shit like robotics and computer vision and all the fun stuff. The hardest part is that theres so much shit to learn. I need to focus and make a real curriculum for what specifically I want to pursue. Currently this is a decent resource for the basics https://teachyourselfcs.com/ Tomorrow I will probably dedicate most of my time to studying for test on tuesday.

5/150 Problems done ^^ Made this today. Total about 4hrs working on CS stuff. Test on tuesday. Was looking at rankings by country and I would only need like a 2100 to get into top 100 in the USA. Honestly is doable within a year and would be good for resume ^^^ Crazy good video. Will come back to this many times. Shocking to realize that 98% of your actions is just do to conformity, possibly even this choice of life purpose. Constantly ask "Why are you doing this." True original thinking is the rarest thing in the world.