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103 lines
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# Future Projects
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## DIY
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- DIY dog bed
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## Outdoor Tips
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- Hiking
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- Car
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- Josefinelust
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- Research trek camping and bike camping
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## Travel
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- Japan
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- Stamps
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## Home
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- **Home Projects**
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- Organic Pool
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## Career
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- Create a monthly service.
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- Building an identify.
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- Instagram
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- Long form content videos
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## Toronto
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- **Bring to Sweden**
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- Nose Trimmer Attachment
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- Apple Watch
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- Arket apron.
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- Pyrex?
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- **Reassess assets**
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- Roces M12
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- **Accessibility**
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- Toronto Bike Share
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## Video Content Creation
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- Skate Related Content
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- **Malmö Skate Part**
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- Folket's Park stairs
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- **Skaters of the World**
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- How long have you been skating?
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- How would you explain your skate style?
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- How did you learn?
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- What kind of setup are you using right now?
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- Favourite spot to skate in the city?
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- Favorite skater?
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- **What’s the Cost??** (raw material + production cost vs retail)
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## Blogging
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- Life
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- Where notes go to die.
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- friction and workflows
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- adapting
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- selfish
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- drawing
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- different energy levels
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- Life in Malmo
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- Sometimes just the act of planning is good enough, execution can be done later
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- Agnostic/bilingual
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- Capturing thought
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- Coding with ChatGPT
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- Knowledge Bank - Having a systematic way to store as much information digitally but also have it easily accessible (remember where it is and few clicks away).
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- What I learned from a year of coding.
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- Document everything that you do, whether it is self documented by code (ie self explanatory variable names) or a badass markdown page. Write the documentation that you would want to see when you start looking at code documentation or a README.
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- Don't waste time whipping up code that's going to be throwaway. Write code either for youself to nourish hobbies or code that you can add to your coding toolbox. I find myself documenting a lot of things while I code for future use cases so that I don't have to re-invent the wheel and that's what a lot of coding is. Trying to not re-invent the wheel.
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- And if you do at least code the same one. Having a nice project that encompasses the general base requirements of a framework whether its frontend or backend gives you a baseline to work from. This is useful for when you build your second and third projects with a new framework. You have a baseline of requirements that you can implement in the new framework which takes away the cognitive thinking of what those requiements would be. My favorite cookie cutter application to build in new frontend/backend frameworks is a Todo CRUD
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- **Developer Blogs**
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- Beginner
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- library components
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- routing
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- javascript
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- Intermediate/Advanced
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- Starting to learn how to write in any programming language
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- creating a dev toolkit/monorepo
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- IaC
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- documentation as code / code as documentation?
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- dotfiles
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- automate everything
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- quick links
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- Self Taught
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- Consistently learn. Consistrently learning will have a snowball effect, even learning for 20 minutes a day equals to 3650 minutes throughout the year which is roughly 120 hours over the year
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- Watch videos at faster speeds. If you're able to digest content at faster paces definitely do so.
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- Building projects to put on your resume
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- examples of how I got in to building whatever
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- Becoming great at leveraging search results
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- Being curious and being excited to learn
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- Tips on staying motivated
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- Keeping your eyes on the prize.
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- Watching inspiring dev videos
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- learning to code and simultaneously building personal projects
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- applying for jobs and continuously reworking my resume everyday
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- waking up early at 5-7am to apply for jobs so that I'd be hopefully within the first few applicants.
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- At the beginning to middle of this stretch of time I knew my dev skills were subpar but what I also knew was that I was getting better with everyday, week, and month that passed and that I'd just keep getting better as long as I kept on keeping on.
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