These are interesting times we live in. This can, of course, be a good thing (exciting new opportunities) or bad (an euphemism for hard choices and impossible problems), but at least on the technology front, I believe more in the first than the latter. There are just too many compelling technologies coming down the pipeline …
It is one year today since I started The Coder’s Errand and wrote my first post. Time, then, for an evaluation of this blog, where I am now and what I envision for the future.
When I started this blog, I purposely set myself two goals, with the expectation I would eventually decide between them and pursue only one. Initially, I felt equally interested in Machine Learning and Blockchain and the decision to start a series dedicated to Statistics, as a preparatory step for Machine Learning, arose from short-term, instead …
It has been more or less four weeks since I last wrote on this blog. One moon it is, then, even if not quite. Somehow, that seems more attuned with the adventurous theme of this blog than the similar period of 1 month. The moon has always been the companion of adventurers: travellers, dreamers or …
This blog will probably contain more than just tech. Blogs tend to be personal and the author’s ego typically shines through. So it is quite probable my other interests in life will also appear here. I make no secret of my love for mythology, and one of the books I most enjoyed reading was The …
So it is that I find myself at a crossroads. I accepted the call and crossed the threshold, by starting this blog and publishing it to the world. And this leads to two paths: Machine Learning to my right, Blockchain to my left. Both interest me and I’m tempted to go either way. Machine Learning …
The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. (JRR Tolkien) For many …
