Starting Program of the Week

When I made this site / blog? I did mention that I would be filling it up with stuff and the work I do. But having spent a month on trying to figure out the content for it I ended up with pretty much nothing. Either the content I made was not fit to be shared on this site or it was too long and boring or I simply didn't know how to post it or I was getting lazy. Mostly the last part.

I spent the better part of my last two months trying to find the "right" content. I designed my own profile page from scratch and got it configured on gh-pages (which was a pain but fun), I made a bad ass convolutional neural network that does mnist handwritten digit classification (okay I know it is an overused problem and there are a lot of guides for it, and that's probably why you don't see it here), designed a totally not an unsplash clone which consumed their api, did a bit with angular and others. Point being I tried but nothing worked.

Now you'll say that in the title I'm starting "Program of the Week". What about it and this long post you made about it. Well let me begin. I was going to add how I got the idea behind it, but it'll only bore you more, so I'll skip it. Basically, every week I'll write a program and make a post about it. It can be anything (for now!), can use any language (I'll stick with python for a while) and solution can be bizarre a too( My way telling that the code will not always be the best one). You can suggest ideas for future programs (Thanks for reading this post), you can suggest a different approach for the problem, you can critique and the rest; basically "GO WILD" (Please don't).

With that out of the way, the first program should come out soon. I have written it and only need to make a 'few' changes. Thanks for reading this so far and all the support. Feel free to comment any changes, suggestions or issues, I'll happily take them.

P.S. 52 Weeks 52 Programs :)

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