Aditya Shinde

Back in July I started up with a challenge #100daysofMLOps and then I stopped midway, though I kept learning and gradually ended up as a MLOps Engineer, there was still a long way to go. So now I have decided I will start it again. Not sure on plan yet.

Here's what I've started building, an offline navigation unit for my adventure bike to navigate trails without internet. I'll add more features, yet to be decided, this will include hardware and software components.

With continuosly building software apps and coding task, I am continuosly being attracted to hardware and building something physical. Building something physical undergoes excessive testing, stress and pressure. Time to get into action I guess.

Friday again, keep working..

Happy Dussehra...

Writing code is stupid, just use AI.

I have a wild idea to start a YouTube channel covering my tech projects, home servers, biking vlogs, and more. What should I name the channel???

Daily rituals ..........

“ok cursor, build me a billion dollar b2b todo app. make no mistakes.”

Started rebuilding my desk setup..... If I’m grinding on it for hours, it’s not just gonna work—it’s gonna have character.

I've started coding in Go for learning and fun. It's enjoyable. Soon, I'll be able to contribute to Kubernetes and other open-source repositories.

Interesting...... aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-…

I'm considering a 3D printer. My youtube feed is full of them, and it would be a great addition to my home lab. What do you guys think?

GPT and claude knows me more than my mom nowadays.🙃

@krishdotdev Potholes🙂

What's stopping you from coding like this?

Started working on building my first production-grade MLOps pipeline using Kubernetes and Kubeflow for a client. Any suggestions????

People ask me do do I use EKS or ECS, man I use ChatGPT !!🙂

@ionleu hello

if you're in tech say hi

Not everything I do is about wins. The stuff I fail at is actually teaching me more.

Building skills is easy. Building trust is hard. That’s why I’m documenting my journey to freelancing freedom.