Today I worked on something called “training points.” I’ve been messing around with this stuff for a while, and I finally figured out a way to make it work. It wasn’t easy, let me tell you!
First, I gathered all the stuff I needed. This was a pain because I had things scattered all over the place. Notes, code snippets, you name it. After a couple of hours, I finally had everything in one spot.
Preparation
- Collected all necessary documents
- Organized data into folders
- Reviewed old notes
Then, I started to organize everything. I made some folders on my computer and started sorting things out. It was like cleaning up a really messy room. But instead of clothes and books, it was data and files. I wrote some code, tested, failed, and then wrote again.
Next, I started reading through all the old notes I had. Some of it didn’t even make sense anymore! I spent a good chunk of time just trying to figure out what I was thinking when I wrote some of this stuff. There were a few “aha” moments, but mostly it was just a lot of head-scratching.
Coding Process
- Wrote initial code
- Encountered errors
- Debugged and rewrote sections
After that, I actually started doing the thing. I began putting all the pieces together. I would run some stuff, and most of the time, it didn’t work. But that’s okay, that’s part of the process. I kept at it, trying different things, and slowly but surely, it started to come together.
Finally, after hours and hours of work, I got it working! It was such a relief. I leaned back in my chair and just stared at the screen for a while. It’s a great feeling when you finally get something to work after struggling with it for so long.
Implementation
- Combined different parts
- Ran tests
- Adjusted parameters
So yeah, that’s what I did today. It wasn’t glamorous, but it was satisfying. And now I have this cool thing that actually works, which is pretty awesome. That’s it. See ya!
