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Now I just want to wake up, have my coffee, and not read about some new machine learning framework.
Since you mention SE, I'd choose a mini project in an area you love. The tooling you will learn along the way.
An hour a day is paradoxically not nearly enough, yet also a serious time investment of your day.
Maybe start by asking what exactly you want to learn? Applying ML to a practical problem, in user app? The math? The ideas?
Don't worry, you will only get the best artisanal premium ads, you will learn to love them [1].
Personally I don't really understand this need to share and tell the world everything on whatever platform. In similar vain, I find the humble bragging on LinkedIn bizarre at best. But every generation frowns upon the behavioral antics of the younger one, so maybe im just over 30.
To each their own. Don't like selfies? Don't take selfies.
Disclaimer, im a (street) photographer, but that is obviously totally completely different.
In street photography, there is this advice 'buy good shoes'. Obviously, if you don't go out, you will probably not find that lucky shot. But the mere fact you can, in fact, walk about in your free time snapping, is mostly luck.
Its in dire need of new back-nend.
I make everyday slice of life pictures, walking about.
Don't blow up your life. Its rubbish.
Sometimes I feel like an enlightened citizen moving about. Sometimes I feel like I'm perpetually living in an airport. To quote fight-club, single serving friends and nothing ever stays.
Which is to say, i did me, but i don't see anything wrong at all with staying put.
I usually don't read anything true crime like, but this book struck me as an almost endless maelstrom of night feverish violence.
This and 'The corner' are the books that 'The wire' is based on.
[1] https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/a-selection-of-...
It states that witnesses reported him putting the box of his new LG tv, in with the paper rubbish.
It then states that a subsequent investigation proved, that it was indeed his LG cardboard box, with, o horror, the styrofoam packaging still inside! Don't laugh, it's a crime.
It concludes by politely offering a close to a 1000 CHF fine, lest he'd like to discuss the matter in front of a judge.