Merge pull request #12 from kperpignant/changes

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Author: kperpignant

posts.json

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 [
   { "title": "Example Post", "date": "2025-02-16", "file": "example-post" },
   { "title": "Hello World", "date": "2025-02-15", "file": "hello-world" },
-  { "title": "First Test Post", "date": "2025-02-16", "file": "TestOne" }
+  { "title": "First Test Post", "date": "2025-02-16", "file": "TestOne" },
+  { "title": "Week 2.9.26", "date": "2025-02-16", "file": "Week 2.9.26" }
 ]

posts/Week 2.9.26.md

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+Starting a dev log.
+Within this log I'll be posting some of my thoughts and experiences throughout the week.
+We'll see how long I can keep this going.
+
+
+Last week we read 'A Few useful things to know about machine learning' by Pedro Domingos.
+It was an interesting, albeit long read. I learned some simple ways LLMs are trained.
+But the high level parts were too high level for me.
+
+
+This week we read Overton: A data system for Monitoring and Improving Machine-Learned Products, by
+Christopher Re, Feng Niu, Pallavi Gudipati and Charles Srisuwannanukorn.
+
+This one made a bit more sense, but only barely. It contained some examples that were helpful though.
+
+Started Vibe Coding with Cursor this week.
+Cursor is quite the powerful tool. At some point I'll put into writing how I feel about
+the advent of powerful LLMs. I'm trying to divorce the name AI from the concept because
+indeed this is not Artificial Intelligence, that much is clear. But I don't know
+how much that matters right now.
+
+That being said, it is pretty fun.
+I first had it create a a Project Management tool for me.
+I called it DORA, based on King Gidora from the Godzilla movies.
+This is because JIRA is based on Godzilla (Gojira).
+
+Then I had it create a gamified to do list.
+I followed that up with this blog website.
+
+The idea behind this devLog is that I can easily update it and have it 
+connected to my portfolio, without having to make direct changes
+to it or host the posts somewhere.
+
+The way it works is:
+    1. Create a post md
+    2. Make sure its in the posts folder
+    3. Add it to the posts.json
+    4. Push the changes to github
+    5. Git actions pushes changes to my portfolio
+    6. Give it a few minutes
+    7. ????
+    8. Profit!
+
+So far so good, all the projects are up and hosted on github.
+
+I did run into some issues this week, such as breaking my Operating System, oops.
+Resetting my setup and workflow was annoying but, you learn lessons from such mistakes.
+
+On to next week.