Welcome to my Blog!

Welcome to my blog! This project has been a long time coming and I'm so excited to finally reveal it to you. There's a lot to talk about, so let's dive right in.

what to expect

I plan to discuss a variety of things, not just computer science related. Here's a list of just a few things I've got in mind:

• Computer Science/Data Science: Since I studied computer and data science in college, I'm obligated to share my opinion with you (just kidding). For this category, I'll be sharing some of my projects and thoughts on trends in the industry.
• Photography: I've recently gotten into amateur (very amateur) photography, and I'd love to share some of my favorite shots with you.
• Cars: I love everything to do with cars. Come read my hottest (or coldest) takes on the culture.
• Travel: I've been lucky enough to visit some pretty cool places. I hope to share and catalog some of my adventures here.
• Recipes: I cook sometimes and sometimes it turns out pretty good. I'll share some of my favorite recipes here if you ever want to try them out.
• Miscellaneous: I don't want to limit myself in what I write. Stay tuned for some suprises.

In general, I like to keep my posts short and sweet. However, I also recognize the need for longer, more formal discussions. I'll try to mix it up and keep things interesting. To differentiate these posts, I'll try to categorize them using tags which can be used to sort through my posts to find exactly the content you're looking for. In general, to look for more personal and less career focused stories, you can use the informal tag. For more technical posts, you can use the formal tag. I'll also try to use the stjarna tag to denote posts that are related to the Stjärna project.

upcoming posts

I've got a few posts in the works that I'm excited to share with you. Here's a sneak peek at what's coming up:

1. Stjärna: I'll be writing a post about the process of building this website and the tools I used to make it possible (this article should be out by the time this releases).
2. Inspiration: Finding inspiration to work on projects can be tough. I'll share my own experience with developer's block and some steps on how I've been working to overcome it.
3. Week of Code: I've created a challenge with a friend of mine to work on a new project every week. Although, this probably won't strictly happen every week, I'll share some of the stuff I come up with.

I hope you're as excited as I am to see what's coming up. I'm always open to suggestions for new posts, so if you have any ideas, feel free to reach out to me.

conclusion

That's all I got for now. Thanks for reading this all the way through and I hope you stick around for the journey ahead.

Cheers! ~ Adi