One month into Codecademy, and I've covered more than I expected. Strengthening old skills, and gaining new ones.
Started with the Command Line class to see how the lessons were taught, and ended up learning a few shortcuts that I apparently never taught myself.
Now I'm comfortable enough to goof off with Python a bit.
I need to keep myself focused and try to double down over the next month.
As I finish up the first stage of my python training, I'm searching for datasets that will be useful for my next stage. Just found this, and it's gonna be fun:
Spotify seems like it has a lot of music on it, until you close Spotify and look literally anywhere else there's music.
Netlabels are especially fun to explore, and you're going to find extremely incomplete collections, if any at all, on most major streaming platforms.
Archive.org is a great music source for netlabels.
SonicSquirrel is an excellent collection of various copyleft music.
SceneSat has amazing chiptunes, and that's actually something you can (mostly) listen to on Spotify now.
Someone give me an excuse to drop $10k on a volumetric display. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbMk2sP0_i0
If you're not already here, get in: https://streaming.media.ccc.de/revision/revision
I have no idea what I'm doing, but I think I start here.
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