Kidus's Chronicles

I started as a SWE, I was a full stack developer for like two years, then one day i was checking out my old notebooks and I started learning ML a while ago but idk the reason i stopped, then i got back into it and also we were working o a product at shega and after i took over it was amazing, exciting and challenging, i was learning every day and i still do, you have no idea, there is a lot to learn on my side and now i just read research papers and work on them and when you see your model perform well, its an amazing feeling, there is endless possiblities

I was laughing so much when i saw this lol. Thank you and definitely the Bro Bond continues lol

This is pretty sweet, glad to have you as a mentee. Yes i am lol

Can you tell me your name and i can check? they might be overwhelmed with the amount of applications

who here wants to have a session so we could talk about ML and all of the cool stuff?

awww 🥹 thank you, This actually made my whole year. I appreciate it

I did say it was enough but had to reply I think you're looking at it the wrong way. AI isn't replacing developers who understand how to solve real problems, it's replacing repetitive work. As a full-stack developer, you already have something many aspiring ML engineers don't: you know how to build products. I did talk about how to deep dive in ml but the future belongs to developers who can combine their skills with AI and you're halfway there. Don't learn AI out of fear being replaced, Learn it because it lets you build things in a scale that takes long time, that mindset will keep you curious instead of Anxious

My advice to all of you is that Don't compare your Chapter 2 to someone else's Chapter 20. The people you admire were once beginners too. Focus on being a little better than you were yesterday, and let consistency do the rest. I think that's enough for today, Have a beautiful evening my people

For me, it's the willingness to keep going despite uncertainty. Everyone faces setbacks and self-doubt. The people who succeed treat those moments as part of the process, while others see them as a sign to quit. The ability to stay curious and keep building, even when progress feels slow, makes all the difference.

I will sing this and send it tomorrow, with the other requests

First don't underestimate what you've already accomplished, teaching yourself shows you can learn difficult things independently, which in my opinion one of the most valuable skills in tech, about client work, confidence usually comes after completing projects, not before, start with small even personal projects, build a portfolio and let your work speak for you, at internova i am the youngest there most of them have more than 7 years of experience but I got to join because i worked on a lot of big scale projects, my portfolio was good and i sold myself, which i got in with only 3 years of experience while the job description said 7, To be an ml engineer, Learn python deeply, linear algebra, probability, and basic calculus, Master numpy, pandas, scikit-learn, and then either PyTorch or TensorFlow. they go a long way. and read research papers and try to build them, reproduce them. since you already know backend development you are actually in a great position,

whew my day is hectic, the only break i have is sunday afternoon, I am hybrid at shega, tuesday and thursday i work from home, the other days i usually get there around 7 or 8 am, work till 3pm and then go to internova and work till 7 seat lelit, and do it all over again, when i work from home i work at home till 2:30 pm and then go to internova

Thank youuu, guys comment down a favourite song you want me to try, i will sing all of them and send it here

Weirdly, I don't have a favorite anything, It depends on the time, but currently its a series called Resident alien

Keep them coming, i love this, you can also vent or send weird thoughts 😂😂

I am 25 on my way to be 26. a life well lived

I did share an opportunity, and only one person reached out lol, although the process here is that first they skim through the talent pool and then go to our recommendation but whenever there is, i can definitely recommend you guys.

I am actually thinking to do that, there is a lot of opportunities, and I will be sharing it from now on. If there are new graduates tho, drop your cv or text me for an internship position(I think its paid)