Delivering software across languages
and how XGBoost pushed me toward multiple software interfaces
When I was in grad school, I studied particulate matter and how its concentration could be estimated at ground level.
We've built so many things, as a species. Planes, roads, scissors, aglets, BAGS! Technology, all of. There are many things that we find useful and necessary for modern life.
Like foods,
I'm switching gears for a while. I've been a software developer at a consulting company for less than two years. Now, I'll be starting grad school to study Atmospheric Sciences.