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Aneesh Lade has launched a developer log to document his technical journey and hold himself accountable. He is currently focused on the Kaggle Orbit Wars simulation challenge while also studying UC Berkeley's CS 285 course on Deep Reinforcement Learning. The log aims to serve as an open-source lab notebook for sharing insights and learning experiences in software development.
- ▪Aneesh Lade is committing to publishing at least one technical post every week.
- ▪He is working on the Kaggle Orbit Wars simulation challenge, which involves navigating gravitational paths and optimizing fleet trajectories.
- ▪Lade is also studying UC Berkeley's CS 285 course to deepen his understanding of deep reinforcement learning.
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