@kststudio

Entrepreneur, Full Stack Developer, Educator, Mentor, Public Speaker, Español, 日本語, World Traveler

Joined March 2009
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Harvard open-sourced an entire ML Systems curriculum. The complete learning stack for AI engineering: - A textbook - TinyTorch (build ML frameworks from scratch) - Hardware kits for Arduino and Raspberry Pi - Notebooks connecting theory to runnable code 100% open-source.
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My view for the day from NYC. Great training day with @UpperlineCode in the office of @GiantMachines. I’m so excited to be teaching programming this summer!
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Wooooow… all of the goals and visions I have set for myself are finally coming together. I continue to be patient, but my focus is on another level. 2022 is seriously my year. #imsoreadyforthis
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GatsbyConf is coming up March 2nd and 3rd. Registration is free. I open the show on the 2nd at 8:30am Pacific. There will surely be plenty of Gatsbsy stuff, but I'll be doing a new talk on just generally how good the web has gotten. gatsbyconf.com/
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Just received another update on a high school student who passed their coding exams! This student failed the first time after the school taught coding via Code.org but was testing them using a Microsoft certification exam 🤯
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My student could not recall anything he had learned up to that point in class. 4hr tutoring sessions and some additional resources later, he created a simple Super Smash Bros webpage from scratch. If you make the lesson enjoyable, they will learn it.
The moment when you have found your purpose, you will physically feel it in your body... literally. Everytime a past student shares a small win during their coding journey, I feel energized and pumped to continue to give back to the world.
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In August 2021, I taught a student on how to set up a WordPreas environment locally, provided a workflow from design to testing, and walked her through the process of deploying her project (even how to work with GoDaddy customer service reps how troubleshooting issues).
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Today, she reached out to me to thank me for helping her in August, but since then, she has launched three websites! This right here... is why I teach, and these testimonies provide the fuel I need to push forward with my small business. I’m so inspired to push forward.
Loving this conversation. Come on in and celebrate with us! xitter.cf/i/spaces/1vOxwypWNPVGB
You don’t need permission to call yourself a software developer. You can safely remove the “future” and “aspiring” qualifiers. Do the thing (write the code) and say it with your chest. Start building confidence in yourself early in your journey.
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Remember when you thought you needed everyone’s approval? Glad that season is over. Freedom looks good on you.
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CodeSquad.org's 2022 cohort starts live classes tonight! After working through self-guided units where they learned about HTML, command line, Git, and GitHub, they'll do a night introducing them to web design before getting into basic CSS tomorrow.
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I don’t care what technology skills you have. Web3, Python, JavaScript, front-end, backend, cyber, ... you name it. YOU are your most marketable asset. That is why it is so important to work on yourself more than your tech skills. That is why soft skills are so important.
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“Everyone gets the same number of minutes in an hour. What you do with them and how you invest them will ultimately determine what you’ll get out of the hours in your life. “
So focused!
Nick DeJesus 🛒🎉 - Former Unpaid CTO @BTPipeline
@Dayhaysoos5 Dec 2020
RT if you're making moves in silence
Feeling so grateful to be teaching 40+ students around the world during my pilot run of my course. Without having to do much marketing! 2021 is going to be big year and I can’t wait to experience this journey some more.
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After watching a bunch of morning shows that has a cooking segment since Covid. I realize that a lot of people don’t know how to use a knife and that makes me so nervous to watch.
Congrats to CodeSquad for your community impact in 2020! This year has been unpredictable and filled with ups and downs. But one thing has remained consistent, and that is the power of the MA tech community! 👏 #TechTop50
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