Day 8, 9 and 10 - Daily Dev Diary

So, this is a combination of 3 days diaries. Actually, I didn't want to break my 7 days streak of blogging, but due to fatiguešŸ„± I was unable to do so.  So, I took this Sunday off and relaxed by sleeping early and waking up a bit late compared to other days.
So, in the past 2 days I majorly helped in family chores and household works. Also, I contributed to GSSoC'20 and open source as a whole. I also started šŸ a course "Deep Learning with PyTorch: Zero to GANs" by Jovian.ml in collaboration with FreeCodeCamp. The first session of the course was on 23rd May at 09:00pm IST. It was a 2hr long lecture with an intro to PyTorch. The course will span over 6 weeks with 1 lecture each week and remaining week we will have to solve assignments and play around with what was taught and write our experience in a blog. So, I will be starting another blog series named "DL with PyTorch" for this course. I am really excitedšŸ˜ about this course. Also, it was very dishearteningšŸ„ŗ to know that I was not selected in the 1st edition of MLH Fellowship in collab with GitHub. Also, I got a rejectionšŸ˜” mail from Atlassian in which I applied for an internship. Amidst this much rejections I am continuously progressingšŸƒā€ā™‚ļø on my open source journey and increasing my score in GSSoC'20 and started contributing to BOSS'20(which is similar to GSoC, GSSoC, etc. but is organized by Coding Blocks). I hopešŸ¤© to get selected in next edition of MLH Fellowship which is supposed to be out soon.
And again I have 1 college exam tomorrow, although this time at 11 šŸ•š in the morning.
So, tomorrow's target is to perform well in the exam, continue to contribute to open source and Deep Learning course. On a side note, Udacity's free month is about to end so, I might have to leave my Nanodegree in betweenšŸ˜ž.

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