Hello,
This is my second "introduceyourself" post
If you're already following me, you may have noticed that I did not post anything in a long time. When I started this blog,I mostly relayed tech, games and personal development news and ideas. Except I did not enjoy that much doing so. I mean apart from a few articles, I often ended up rephrasing an article and adding my opinion. And if I do not enjoy writing, the quality of my articles quickly falls with it.
So I decided to do an overhaul of this blog. I will now focus on a more tech side of things, programming,data science (aka machine learning) and blockchain. I will write about my projects, my struggles, my solutions, my work etc. And of course sharing the code along the way.
One of my passions is automation. I like to automate things, from games to work. I find it fascinating to see a machine do a man's work perfectly and tirelessly. Plus it's often very intuitive and fun to code.
Since I'm changing my blog, allow me to get a bit more personal and actually introduce myself. Since last time I pretty much didn't say anything.
My name is Martin Lees, I am an engineer in my last year of college. I've been working part time for two years now at a huge company called "Orange", they do a lot of things but they are mainly an Internet and phone provider (it's kind of like comcast/verizon). I live in France, in Paris (I can't be more cliché).
Here is a pic of me enjoying a lobster roll. I have huge dark circles under my eyes because I spend the night before programming one of my projects .
I have several projects in the making right now, one of them is a crypto trading bot, another that is almost done is a bot that replaces a player in a pretty complex game, I'll also cover a bot that I did on steemit. And who knows what I'm going to do next ? I always have projects in mind. :D
I will make sure that most of my articles will be accessible to everyone even if you don't know programming. I might even do a tutorial series on a few subjects that are not often covered (like automation for instance).
Thanks for reading and consider following me for future updates.
